Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-10
JEWETT CITY
Guests Entertained at St. PatrieEs Party-D. A. R.. Souvenir for Mrs. Frank couIam-EIeotric Light Con- tract Authorized.

Miss May Raney and Miss Elizabeth Whiting entertained the A. F. class and their men friends at the home or Miss Raney at a St. Patricks party Tuesday evening. After the business meeting of the class a delightful time was spent in games, singing, etc. MISS Katherine Babcock played several lrisn songs and the person guessing tne greatest number received a green Irisn hat full of candy. Wallace Payne was the lucky one. The consolation went of a green lollypop- The decorations were effective. Chinese lanterns COW cred with green crepe paper were con- spicuous in all parts of the house. Tn the dining room there were green streamers from the ceiling to all parts of the roon- This room was lighted Dy Chinese lanterns. A large green cen terpiece adorned the table. The nap kins were bordered with shamrocks. Partners were found for supper by matching shamrocks that had been cut in two. The dainty lunch served by the hostesses included peanut butter sandwiches, olives, fruit cake with green frosting, green and white cake, teacakes decorated with small sham rocks, green creamed walnuts, green peppermints, assorted candy. Each and a dainty card in the shape of a shamrock bearing the words St. Pat rick's Party. All spent a delightful evening. Those present were Miss
  Broome, Miss Elizabeth Whiting Miss Theresa Raney, Miss Katherine Bab- cock, Miss Grace Bicknell, Miss Lillian Jones. Miss May Raney. Miss Ida Eos George Robertson. Theodore Robinson. Robert Wilbur, John Blake. Lee Coles, John LaFountain, Walter Corbett.
 D. A. R. Spoon for Mrs. Frank CouIann
 Mrs. Frank Coulam was very much surprised to receive a visit from the ~&<--. L-1r~ ~raTV Vler chapter, D. A. R., on Tuesday after noon. She has been a valued member of the chapter for some time and is soon to make her home in Lowell. Miss Martha Brewster the regent or solid silver D. A. R. souvenir spoon, expressing the esteem in which she was held by the chapter Mrs; Coulam responded in cordial acknowledgmen mt of the beautiful gift.
 Creamery Directors Meet.
 At a meeting of the directors of the Jewett City creamery held Tuesday afternoon B. c. Bliss was reelected secretary and treasurer for another year. The following cream gatherers were engaged: $. F. Pierce, Preston City route: Dexter A. Johnson, south west route; Edwin E.. Lewis. south route; W. A. Edmonds. west route. To Sign Contract With Power Com
 pany.
 A special meeting of the freemen of the borough was held in the town hall Tuesday evening to consider means Of improving the electric lighting system The electric light commissioners state that two propositions had been placed before them, one to take up the old contract. which was broken by the NashawauR Power company, to supply the borough with a minimum of So,OOO kilowatt hours per year. for $5,000 in- stead of $4.500. the old price; the other the installation of another oil engine of the Delevergue type. It had been the question The oil engine would probably be of S5 horse power and cost installed about S8,00O. Over 100 were present at-the meeting Many were in favor of adopting the oil engine, but past experiences were much against the plan. and the meeting authorized the electric light commissioners to sign the contract with the Nashawaug Power company at the new figure of s5 900 per year. It is thought the DOT ough may begin to get the new service in from four to six months.
 Personals.
 John Gosda has returned to his du- ties here after an absence since the latter part of November caused by ill., ness with appendicitis.
 Miss Lizzie Bowler of Norwich spent Wednesday with her sister, Miss Agnes Bowler.
 Dr. R. H. Lieberthal has opened a dental office at Dr. Holmes, Tracy st. Full electric and sanitary equipment Formerly at Finn block. Hours. a. m. -9 p. m. Sunday, a. m--3- p. m--