Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-20
JEWETT CITY
Assistant Manager Frost Advanced to Norwich-Methodist Sunday School Pienie-Lishtning Damages Terry House-1:SO. O. F. Memorial.

The Southern New England Tele- phone company, recognizing the ability Of Asst Local Manager R. l.. Frost or the borough exchange with it's near iy two hundred telephones. has pro- noted him to be canvasser in eastern Connecticut with headquarters in Nor wich. MT. Frost will still have charge of the Jewett City exchange, his resi- dence being here. All linework. install ing and changing telephones in this borough will now be done by linemen from Norwich. Mr. Frost has had much experience in the business and his many friends are pleased to hear of his merited advancement.
 Picnic Party Ended by Sudden Shower
 The picnic of the Methodist Sunday school held Saturday afternoon at Brewster's grove. The ball game between the Congregational and Meth odist Sunday schools was won by the Congregational school, to 4. The batteries were C., Owen and Bliss; M, R. Robertson and Jeffers. Laf>y- cite was umpiring. The refreshments were fast disappearing when a severe thunderstorm sent the picnickers home with thorough drenching.
 Memorial of Reliance Lodge.
 The memorial service of Reliance lodge, No. 29. I. O. O. F., was held in their room in Finn's block, Sunday aft ernoon. and was conducted by H. C. Webster, who read the call for the .. fered by the chaplain, George Thorn ton, and Scripture reading by Rev w. H. Cane Miss Grace Bicknell accom- panied by Mrs. E. H. Hiscox, sang Cal vary. after which Dr. Cane delivered a fine address on Some Misunderstood Things Concerning Odd Fellowship, taking for his text the last verse of the thirteenth chapter of First Corin- solo, Face to Face, sung by Miss Bick- nell. The committee in charge was G. A. Haskell and H. c. Webster. The deceased members of the lodge are F. w. Campbell J. K Carpenter. Edward Hall, F. E. Haskell, A. C. Ladd. Henry Lyon. J. S. Jeffers. J. Jeffrey, J. E. Roberts. Joseph Roode, E. M. Swift, G. F. Tryon M. G. Young, and James A. Bicknell The graves of the mem bers of other lodges were also decorat- ed.
 Brown Cane Wedding Invitations.
 Invitations have been issued by Rev. Dr. and Mrs w. H. Cane for the mar riage of their daughter, Miss Eliza beth Ruby May Cane and Shepard Frederick Brown, the ceremony to take place in the Congregational church on the evening of Thursday, the 18th of June. at eight o'clock.
 SouIe- Oakford.
 Announcements have been received by relatives in town of the marriage of Ralph Nelson Soule and Miss Flor ence Ella Oakford, at the Hotel Lin coin in New York. on June 15- Mir. Soule is the. second son of Dr. George and Mrs. ~Souie of Wfckford, R. T., and is an inspector in an automobile factory in Detroit.
 $1,60o Voted for Sewer.
 At an adjourned meeting of the free men of the borough Friday evening it was voted to put in a sewer on the macadam road running from the top of Slater hill to the borough line, thence through Oak street to the Quin- ebaug river, a distance of 2.e16 feet, the estimate of the cost being q, 500. The warden and burgesscs were in structed to borrow money not to ex- ceed s1,600, for that purpose, and to give such evidence of indebtedness might be necessary
 Lightning Damaaes Terry House.
 During a heavy thunder shower on Saturday afternoon lightning struck the w. c. Terry house. It entered through the side of the roof into a west chamber, tearing up things gem eralIy. Chairs were tipped over the ing wrecked No one was in the room. Tie house is insured.
 Miss Grace Earl of Holyoke is visit ing Miss Marguerite Bliss.
 The Jewett City Dental Pariors in the Finn block will be open every Tuesday and Friday evening. from 6.30 to p.m., also Sundays 9.30 a. m. to 12 noon, beginning June 21, 1910. All work guaranteed. Artificial plates. Painless extraction. Teeth extracted free when plates are ordered Dr. George A. Boon, proprietor. will per sonally perform all Operations.-adV.