Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-29
FittingIy Opens Season of Post-Easter
 Social Events.

Fittfn9ly opens season or foSc-Easter Social Events. The members of Cargill council, Knights of Columbus, their relatives. friends, visiting members and their nuaI ball. the first of the after Easter social affairs in odd Fellows hall. Monday evening. and a very pleasant affair 1t was.
 and they gave the following concert numbers before the dance numbers were commenced. March, "Anniversary." Overture. "Goddelphin." c. W. Bennett Waltz, Golden Dreamland."
 Intermezzo. A. M. o."
 March. Society Living. Franklin was the caterer and served a dainty lunch at intermission. Those who had charge of the ar- engagements were as follows: General Floor Director, John B. Byrne. First Assistant Aicid St. Morin. Aids. Thos. P. Ryan, Alvarez Miour. John B. Daigle J: A. Gagne. Arthur L. Duvsrt. Committee of Ar arrangements. M. NJ. Dwyer, Arthur Duvert. John B. Byrne. John B. Morin. ville, Frank x. Lucier, Thomas Howarth, William Lizotte. A. l.. Beaudreault. Hector Duvert. Isaac Dovovan. John J. McGarry. John O'Brien, Frank Jarvis, Frank Foisey, James J. Smith, Joseph Lombardo. Back from the Southland.
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Brown returned on Sunday from several weeks stay in Florida.
 ax-. D.,,L.~, c-,I<.- .nz ,.-., 5a.,-a,xa- Docas and Phyllis returned on Satur- day from New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. L. E. Smith spent Easter Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. Frederic Case in Worcester.
 Miss Charlotte Gascoigne has re- turned from two months visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank Forster in To- ledo. Ohio.
 street is the guest of her son, Walter Gilpatric and his family at Bay Ridge, N. Y.
 Mrs. Della Brown of Rochester. N. friends the past two week is spending several days in Worcester, enroute to her home.
 Harold Sargent of Norwich spent Sunday with his parents, Rev. and Airs.
 Miss Ethel Rowe of Warwick. R. l.. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. F. Water man.
 Artnur LlDDy or OrdnRes N. J.. lS spending his Easter vacation at lis home in Ring street.
 Miss Ettie Burr of Killingly avenue, is entertaining her sister. Mrs. 8. s.
 Miss Annie Daniels of Manchester, N. H., is spending a week with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. J. Daniess in Hing street
 Miss Grace Child of Derby has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Abbie Child.
 Miss Jackson of Norwich was en- tertained by local friends on Sunday.
 Miss Jessie Shaw of Bayonne. N. J., left this city for Pawtuoket. R. l. on brother, c. K. Shaw and his family the past two weeks.
 Misses Hattie and Efie Inman are guests of their sister. Mrs. Miller in
 Miss Mildred Sheldon Bass Of Bos- ton was entertained by Mrs. F. J. Dan- iels during her stay In this city
 Principal c. c. sprstt Returns.
 Principal c. c. spratt anas returned from a two weefs' vacation and re- sumed alts duties at the Putnam nigh school which opened for the spring term on Monday. Mir. Spratt is some what improved in health by his stay in Pennsylvania.
 Suffering From Ivy Poisoning.
 Owing to the illness of Principal c. Hathaway of the Grosvenordale high
  week. Principal Hathaway is suner- ing from poisoned ivy.
 Miss Grace Page and Miss Louise Wea tn erhead have returned from a weeks visit at the formers home In Candia. N. H.
 Miss Bass Entertains Union Corciave.
 A union conclave of the Pages and Arthur and the Knights of King Ar thur was held in the Castle room in the Congregational church Monday af- l. Ix~xI4 os A<.Nr srII boys were delighted with readings given by Miss Mildred Sheldon Bass of Boston in charming and finished man ner.
 Hoard Miss Shaw Read.
 A party from this city attended the Easter services in the Congregational church in Danieispn at i've o'clock at which Miss Jessie Shaw of Bayonne, N, J.. who has been friends in this city, read '-T'hs Other Wise Man. Miss CT greatly pleased her audience.
 Two Pictures for Congregational
 Chapel.
 Two new pictures were hung in the chapel on Easter Sun day. The Return from Calvary" was presented by the D. A. class. Miss Mary Wheaton. teacher and Christ and the Rich Young Ruler" was presented by several members of the parish.
 Crowds at Cooking Lesson.
 The ladies of Putnam are out fin crowds Monday afternoon to attend the opening lecture on Domestic Science given at Odd Fellows hall from half past two to four o'clock. Mrs. Myrtle Robinson of the Boston nomal school of Domestic Science gave the lesson.
 JEWETT CITY Borough Residents at Norwich Con-