Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-04

Davis: dialogue A Quarrel. Agnes and Irene Brickley; recitation, People Win Talk, Annie Miner; Topsy Turvey Song, by Bertha Bennett, Georgina Campbell, Elizabeth McCluggage, Louise Murphy; piano solo. Austrian Song, Mabel Bennett; solo, Daisies Won't Tell Madeline Murphy: one-act farce. Gertrude Mason, the Lady Dos tor, Dr. Mason, Edith Butts; Norah, the housekeeper. Esther Harris; ladys maid, Leona Langlais; Mrs. Van Style. leader in society, Alice Flanagan; Jane Simkns. an old maid, Selma Rioux; Bertha Ella. friends of the doctor Ma ny Campbell Florence Anderson; re- treatments,
 The committee included Martha Campbell &chairman, Bessie Blake, Mary Tinker, Nellie Saunders Malvina Langlais. Joe Watt, Charles Maynard, Robert Robertson. The following ladies helped in serving. Mrs. Augusta Lee, Mrs. Nathan Babcock. Mrs. A. J. Tin ker. Mrs. Francis Campbell. Mrs. AL bert Harris and Miss Emma Riley.
 LawreRce Flagana played for danc ing. Visitors from Plainheld, Dan- ielson and Norwich. also the grand of ficers, were present
 Local Five Defeats New London.
 The local basketball team handed the New London five a nice goose egg Thursday evening before good sized audience in Finn's opera house. The lineups:
 Jewett Robertson If, Marion If. Wakefield c, Bothwell lg, L'Heureux rg.
 New London--Young If, Downey If, Corley C., Weimer lg. Bruce rg.
 Score-Jewett City, Robertson 7, Marion 3. Bothwen 1-2, L'HeureuX 1-2 and 1-2-14 1-2. New London 0. Referee H. G.. Willis, Time keeper, Gardner. Scofer, Wolf
 Marion Robertson and Boutwell, proved themselves right in the game in factSthe rest Of the team were right in trim for their opponents and kept them from caging the ball. Monday night Manager Lagbe has secured one of Putnam's fast teams and g good game is expected.
 Sunday in the Churches.
 At the Baptist church the Sunday services will be conducted by the pas tor, the Rev. F. w. Potter. Subjects: Morning An Obligation Without Com pulsion. Evening, An Urgent Call to Seek the Lord
 Services will be held in the Congre- gational church by Rev. William H. Cane. Morning subject. Midnight Ministries: The Meaning of GethSe- mane Evening subject, Twelve Minus Two or Ten Plus Two: Where the Man Amounted to Something.
 Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. George D. Stanley, pastor. Morning service at 10.45. Subject, The Minis- ters Responsibility. Devotional meet ing at p. m. Subject The Ruin of Idleness. Walter Fields, leader. The evening service of song at 2. followed by brief address on The Pleasing Life.
 News in General.
 Alfred H. Burnham, superintendent of the GlGsgo mills of Philadelphia, IS the guest of his father. Judge IT. H. Burnham. Mir. Burnham. while in Connecticut was given certain of the highest degrees in Masonry in Nor wich Thursday evening.
 William o. Soule, Dr. John P. Cor man, Robert J. Guy. Thomas E. Lee and Arthur NJ. Brown were in Nor wich Thursday evening at the Mason ic temple, attending work in the Royal Arch degree.
 Sergt. Henry D. Sharkey (retired), is visiting his sister, Mrs. Frederick Jo- doin MT. Sharkey has been in Low ell for a few months.
 Miss Elizabeth Beardwood is the guest of friends in Boston.
 Mrs A. M. Brown has a crimson rambler rosebush in full leaf, as if the season were spring instead of win ter.
 MT. and Mrs Edward Riley of Prov idence have been recent guests at Mrs. Ellen Babcock's.