Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-11
NOANK
Rumor That New York Engine Com
 pany Has Bought Machine Shop Chiidren's Day Prosramme-In-
 ProVement Society $131 to the Good.

Children's day exercises will be held in the Baptist church Sunday evening. Fffty-hve members of the Sunday school will take part. An interesting programme has been prepared by Mrs. c. M. Chester as follows:
 Chorus, Birds of the GreenWood; Welcome, Margaret Chester; singing, On Children's Day school: reeftattons Dandelions Bright and Gay, Henry Becker; Elwood Brown; Sisters, Mar garet Chester, Doris Main; song Live in the Sunshine, Ethel Arnold; eNPr- else. The World Children for Jesus, Reed. Robert Anderson, Doris Doug lass; The Man Who Wins, Nelson Brown: duet, Every Little Daisa Elm ma Becker and Beatrice Rathbun; ex- ercise, Six Little Daisies, six girls; recitations, Elihu Rathbun, Rosalle Rasmussen; The Bud and the Rose, Hazel Pecor; exercise. Sunshine, Eliz- abeth Reed and ElWin Tryon: recita- Viola Sistare; singing, by the primary school: recitations, My Pa. Harry Chester; The Other Side of the World. Eleanor Specht; Just You Smile. Char Care Care. T by the school school: exercise. i @'Tshs Ths Home of the Busy Bees, six girls: rec itation, Robin Redbreast, Lourene Fowler; singing, Harki on the Breeze, school; reciations, Elsie Becker, Ray mond Rathbun: A Legend Elizabeth Spicer: If I Were Rich. Emma Becker; solo, Lullaby, Pearl Carson; emble- matic selection, Make the World Brighter. eleven young ladies; sing ing. Soldiers True. by the school. s131.1s for Village Improvement so-
 ciety.
 The amount turned over to the treasurer of the Village Improvement society. the proceeds of the minstrel show, was $101.16. The amount cleared from the sale of seats was SS6.16 and two donations by parties who appre- ciated the efforts of those who took part in the show, amounted to S36.
 The chicken pie supper held Thurs day evening for the benefit of the Vil- lage Improvement society, netted $30. This, with the amount cleared from the minstrels, makes a total of $l3l.16 which will be used for the maintenance of electric street lights.
 Rumored Sale of Machine Shop.
 It is rumored fin the village that the J. w. Sullivan Engine company of New York are going to buy the ma New England Marine Engineering Co. The shop was to be sold at public auc- tion Thursday, but the auction WAS postponed a week The Sullivan com pany has all the contracts for install- ing engines in the boats built at the I shipyard and when the boats are launched they have to be taken to New York to install the machinery. If the SnOp WAS III NodnA htlfIf NOuiu bf no delay while waiting for the boats 10 come back
 News from Various Points.
 Invitations have been received in the | village for the graduation of Miss Lois Palmer from the state normal l school in New Britain. Miss Palmer | is a former Noank girl. Her mother | was a former teacher in the local | schools
 Harry Rathbun, a medical student in | Yale. is visiting his father. Capt. Wal | ter Rathbun.
 R. Palmer, Jr., has returned from ! New York
 The cruiser Nomad iE having f5- | horsepower engine installed at the | boat shop of J. Davis.
 The boiler and machinery for Inc | lighter built for Frank Taylor of New | Bedford have arrived at the local sta ton.
 house. has commenced painting the light.
 States fish hatchery of Woods Hole, Is the guest of Capt. Latham Rath- ,un at the local hatchery.
 Mrs w A. Fraser is confined to her acme in Church street by illness.