Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 16, 1921, Page 9

s of "Millions enjoy the Matchiess i Mmmmm% uwfi l.ms mm el m ?fi m”mnun 5§ §° 3 € A party of 16 visited at the home of Miss Frederica Ol . Chatles Bromiey and daughter of Lisbon. fternoon. Nine metn- . met with Miss Grase y Sunday afterhoen unday and presshed W Hyde district chureh. and Mrs. Harry Cooley asd fidren have arrived from New York Coy. who has been living Gentlemen's night at the grangs wil' be held May 4 instead of April 20 a8 wie expected. Several from the Pldins attended "8 John Crofts of Hanover was & callls party given Asinie Ladd at dw Head. If the rumors of June weddings true, we shall have to have several teachers in town. house bought by Walter Sager Green, has moved to the bungalow Arthur Kinnle was very prised on his 18th birthday, lnd ing, April 11, by neighbors M CANTERBURY PLAINS The from the Green Mr. Mrs, i m L on the Plains S among them being Plains. The g¢Vening was spent ln futs and oranges Were served. the home of Mr. Cooley’s parents. the M. {ence epent Sunday Mrs. Hansen is fll. Mrs. E. P. Sabins was in Norwich Sat- John Grabb of Prov! Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bushnell have ar. 1 returned Menday in New the home of Trvimg 's vacation spent WAUREGAN ly & visitor in this eity, Several local people attended the mest ing of the Eastern Star in Danlelson % Wednesday evening. Hartford—Miss Gertrude to present the negro musieal Open Door, given here in M Auditorium in Springfield April have been visiting at THOUGHT SHE HAD Completd™ Care of Stomach Treuble SFRUIT-A-TIVES” Made HEART DISEASE v and [{Dbers and four visitors were presen! am | o I BT I I ope you cap of sughr, moflnflmh-ea,nn-mum.. cup of sour milk, one t one-halt easpoon saleratfia, i [ #poon eloves, yon g er, little sal Pie, custard in eups, spohige. up and we Wil go Ses s mating weather. I member of the Bodlal Members: whieh APPLE BLOBSOM. ———‘ BY APPLE Corner recipés '0 &gES, One-balf cup of hot one cup of flodT, flavor With leman, one-haif teaspoon rfatsins, temspodns baking Cake: One cup of sugar, five s cold Whtér, tWo egge, ofie- one cup flour, two teaspoons of teaspoori Ealt, ofié teaSpoon lem- m, Milk Sponge Cake: Beat one cup mw~ Thit M r £ E £ i Sponge Juice, mmun“mn m annnm mmmmx.m .n,mm - ks mmm ; gt & you all m lovely moning? Al well, 1 a.mm S 1 think | urday on business. It sure was such a | by William Bsrker. It y Wers out to din- Acorn, and others I |-with his parents. April 6! [ 3 MHM s ¥2E 2% |5y mmm nMMmmm. 1 have a devil cake. I Hope you will try it. One cap CELIA LOUIEE. ANOTHER RAISED CAKE RECIPE. |cent tWo teaspoons of cocoa, or choeo- teaspeon soda, One teaspoen | Bedford, Mass. of shortening, one egg, half | from a week’ !.-lna in ofie third cup bolling wa-| Miss Ruth Pepler e Hope to see you all next month. | @omé of the sisters send a recibe | Smith. hl‘ ‘the soclal hour. -y wine? Il send. Déar Editor: I was invited to the So- cial Corner meeting and enjoyed it im- mensely and would Ilke to be counted a member. SISTER READY. Social Corner menibée I am on thé mova now so|and oOne-half cup of fiour. and fan. I have no woodbok, onily a memory Its mate Litcy Acofh: What a leveély stove you Mr one teaspoon vanilla, and one ‘With best wishes to all I remain, ch l’::; muc il of one that made the Sogial Corher pags e I wish to for a very pretty ealéndaf féceived. I ofce lived in is Paidl put it will always be but looked very lonely. horie to me. 1a gone. - How it! trees that must have. It wus aext time I go Aré the twing, the Memorial. atd Rufal De- attended the per- stich a them. Bs patient don’t get your re. ly will i the ly, Mafried esrtatnl, meet you' omes have fol on the twins babes? , _Prua, E mmmmmm M mwm . o 2 A mw.“ n. i who together all i, nutmeg. riatng over night and ready to "Bike &t once. st Gailes Ferry, | be placed in bread tins, take two cups of Dorinda Naving u friénd thers whom she|the dough, add one cup sugar, one egg, had not visited for iy ‘ears, took her lone-can shortening work it I ath sending you a recipe for raised cako—na favorite With everyone Al One teaspoon baking powder, & little salt, one teaspoon of vanilla and one of lemon a'l;d with the hand. When very smooth add g -+ eordiaily weltomed, and soon werée seatéd at the [and a litt! 1 would tel] you table filled with n_a% things for dinner. CALL, - Cotherites: After reading | s at the friend’s house we wers hubby and went along with us. 4 pleasant day atd & nles ride. so. fiany letters, t r. res e day |2bout R. WaS of the| Dear govial uck to ‘the Soéal Cormer. “Eflhnu out riging said these would consider POLLYANNA . No.. 2. o=y It worked WANT Dear Social Corner Sisters: Have beén I wonder if there are any sistess that would like some marigold seed? I have a quantity of double and single that I will gend to any ome wishing some MARIGOLD SEEDS FOR THOSE WHO fine. sat oh [to thank you for gnewering my queries? men rode through & hallway and stop- the house in|trying to find time to write a few lines an old inn, |préess a box pleated skirt. t 18 abowt 32 fest @ took his meals at this| Thank you Gotham for teiling how to also shown at two high windows to get thelr 5 -onty wal to get amother e ‘were ‘horseback of & mile to ses the tastern Connecticat, plape, as the house u! me back to|the kitchei. Georgé Washington another | this bench wheéh M b, ours instead of sun t was high pric- slocks, lettes #ruil &ts to hikVe standard time, | bench made to_the side of and "’*"‘& Oorier Family and HEditor:|in circumterence. We rgsted awhile un- presest estditions the loafers’ hour | der the tree, theh returhed to the House. x was feeling quite chipper | While at the house we were shown a we wars Siofhhig meal is 7 h ‘When I think of Kitty Lou and those 35 shirts it near takes my breath away. s Tl Grace: Have you been to N—— yet? m without much of the bistet | chafics 6 bs MRS, FRANK W. W, Motltonville, Carroll Co., X, By ®An account I read sbout ‘Fruit a-tives’ or Fruit Liver Tablets in ote It WADO Dear Editor and Corner Sisters: What Kindest regurds to all. GREETINGS FEOM SWEET WILLIAM I certainly enjoy her letters they are #o instructive. MALVINA. lurse My name was taken from a dialogue GREETINGS FROM NABRAGANSETY. o( such a sour nature|that my dsughter took part it at school. more convenient than | 20, ‘I have read about ‘That vegetable to cultivate, labor. If one has a cn & hill side pear the olily griss grows, why not m lu;otuunleetm pies | Wish you could come to Lebanon April gPOW near fit. &nd drled, but chopping it” quite |and H. M. L. Aj dryh' it in the oven I like it ing. lovély epring days wé are I m 1 was all run down and work was ‘burdensome- owing to Indigestion of our newspapers prompted me o try this remedy. I have bee very busy this winter and spring to get sewing done for -my and | does ssem #o good to have the lovely sun- open. four girls. since I have |shine and to have doors and- windows Bisters ‘The Corner every le to attend one of the % | week, and was ab] yard ‘ebuld de placed on i* and exercise scratching it down | Commer meetings held in Buckingham Memorial written, but have Tesd. last month. PFriends: of and sct the’roots m the waste land? Or part ma:.l y are now too big to sleep dn whet H M. L: I am wondering if I haven't | was Sister Ready’s woodbox. good deal. My heart seemed to be affected. and Fullness, due fo gas on my stomach which caused me to belch & 1 trust it will be so I can attend some Am sofry to hear of the loss of. three ot our members. Mrs. Clara Tinker was a friend of miné, and her death was a of our gatherings some time. Corner. Have not met you on Broa@way | shook to me. 7 and use your pen as it will get rusty it yqu give t been to your home on tws Yés, T have gone to L— for the suthme Dorinda: We miss your letters to for some time. 't BLANCHE. THE MO POFULAR WOMAN. ' m and Sisters of the Social | up writing. e down. for those who are ill our dear ones passed pathy ot mm and in serrow 1% was two years ago that1 wasin this condition and began the use of Best wishes to all. Even though the ‘Fruit-a-tives’. trouble had been of a few years standing, the use of ‘Fruit-a-tives’ 'WEET WILLIAM. first wisit to the Social Corner club 1 efijoyed very much. Meeting so many I Corner page was not| Great Grandma: Have you et your Aunt Sarali: See you aré go! wa$ the |& meeting of the Lébanon Slub, will have a good time. nfce| Cherisette: Are you still 1 thought I would send | russ done? proved the very remedy I required. , whith and Tean conscientiously recommend ‘Fruits stives’ as o remedy of merit™, . on, T was freed of the Indigesti L attributed to my heart Mrs, FRANK W. WALLACE, 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 26e. At dealersor from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y, a GUBTA Simsbary—Miss Mary Phelps Ensign, dsughter of Mr. and Mss. Joseph R. En- hops to meet with the sisters agaln and seng best wishes to the Boclal Corner. and soon it was time to return home. I knéw made the duy pass very pleasantly NARRAGANBETT. CHOP SURY FOBR POULTRY. {rying 10| Dear Bditor and Soclal Corner Frienda: ly to lend & As all the sisters have told why they chose their penname, will tell how 1-got tive place, 50 that i why T teok that for my fiame. mine, Narragahsett i my ancestors’ na- iy debut at a Gance which her parents will give in her honor at the Hartford Gat uign of Simsbury, will make her formel clud April 3. végetable peelings, Ghops them fine and mixes them in Some bran and a little mr milk. If only a spoonful is availadle m.n-—‘-w.hmch-n A kteper of a’dopen fowl neAr me dries. = not all the .hun up to the minute ifi i She on the sub- Ppopular woman always 8 most e who is read: more can We d siways to those in need. “fl‘flw&flvath. ’, Fion Jewett City BROS Pullmal; Carts FOR CHILDREN AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. 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