Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-30
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Improvement Society-Seal Caught in Traps-Day of Summer Heat.

The entertainment given under uha direction of Mrs. Minnie Vallette in the town hall Tuesday night proved a decided success. Both balcony an l auditorium were filled The treasury of the Village Improvement society, for which the affair was a. benefit tenance of the street lights. The fol- lowing programme was rendered in fine style: Recitation. What the Hen Said, Emma Becker; revels of May Queen and Her Fairies-Queen. Helen Vallette; Forget-Me-Not Florence Fitzpatrick; Pansy. Beatrice Rath- burn; Buttercup, Marguerite Rogers; Daisy, Esther Weeks Violet, Joseph inc Deveau; Fairies, Jessie Carson, inc Deveaue; Fairies, Jessie Carson Charlotte Smith. Louise Butson Hell en Holiday. Annie Campbell. Eleanor Specht. Gertrude Morrison. Josephine Morrison. Violin solo. Clarence Spink National Flag Drfll-Italy Marque.e Rogers; France. Meta Ingham: Eng land, Millicent Kelley; Spain, Ada May Davis; Austria, M. Luce: Germany Avia Mcgowan: Norway, Esther Rath- burn; Sweden, MaZie Chappell; United Dollie's Lesson, Viola Sistare; Laugh ing Song. Jessie Carson; piano solo. Ada May Davis: One-act farce. The Lois Ashcraft; Anna Edwards, Doro- thy Lamb; Kitty, Baker M. Luce; Az nes Davis, Magic Chappe1l: Gertrude Benson, Hilda Wilbur; Esther Mccain, Esther Rathburn
 Other V. l. A. Benefits.
 At the store of M. W. Rathburn on of the day were given to the Village Improvement association.
 Allan w. Rathburn is busy in the interest of the association. making preparations for the minstrels.
 Caught Seal in Traps.
  ed in trap fishing along the shores Sf Connecticut were surprised upon haul ing their nets Tuesday to find a seal which had been caught in the nets and in it's endeavor to gain freedom had about fortytwo inches in length and weighed about 120 pounds The skin was removed upon arrival here and presented to James F. Brown.
 Heard Around Town.
 The business meeting and election of officers of the Baraca club. to have been held Monday night, was post poned.
 Capt. Nicholas Nelson of the Ram Island lightship spent Tuesday With his family on Prospect Hill. Caotai1 Nelson has been offered a larger ship outside but has not decided about ac- cepting.
 Herman Ewards and men were em- ployed Tuesday cleaning the streets and building up the sidewalks.
 Howard Williams of Norwich was the guest of friends here Tuesday.
 Albany Smith arrived in the village | Tuesday for 8 brief visit to his fam | ly.
 O. W. Beebe is painting his boat | Brainstorm and getting the engine in | order for lobster fishing season.
 Mrs. Boone Spink has returned from | New York Schooners Eleanor Hill and Phebe | trrived in port yesterday with large | ,atches of live cod which were shipped | O New York markets by express.
 l.. J. Williams of Providence was lere Tuesday.
 Prof. and Mrs. Everett Fitch Of New Haven are guests of Charles H. Fitch # Westview, the father of the profess or
 The Nayaug Camping club held a so- ial and entertainment in Palmer's hall Tuesday evening. Friends of the members were invited and the evening vas passed pleasantly in games fol- owed by music
 Tuesday at different sections of the own the thermometers varied from 0 degrees to S4 degrees The official egiSter was S3.