Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-30
JEWETT CITY
Sunday Service for Veterans-Many
Visitors in Local Homes-saturdsy's
Ball Games-The Milk Situation.

Sunday morning the soldiers attend
ed service at the Congregational
ton present The platform was effec-
lively decorated with bunting and
wreaths the desk being draped with
a flag White carnations were an ad-
ded decoration. Flags with wreaths
were draped over the organ and the
center door. The seats occupied by
the soldiers were marked with wreaths
and bunting. the work being done by
Misses Mabel and Irene Young. The
choir sang special anthems and Rev.
w. H Cane delivered an inspiring
patriotic sermon on Lest Thou For
get.
In the evening there was musical
and literary programme. consisting or
a Memorial hymn by the choir; read
ing, Old Glory, Mrs. B. c. Bliss; God
Bless Our Native Land, the choir;
recitation, Gettysburg. Miss Gladys
jacques; Fair Freedoms Land. the
choir; reading Decoration Day, John
A. Owen; America, choir and congre-
cation.
Home for the Holiday.
Walter Harvey of Lawrence. Mass,
is q guest of his sister. Mrs. f. e.
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur f. Swift and
two daughters of Providence are at
Mrs. z. NJ. Swift's.
George WILCOX of Providence is at
his home in Lisbon.
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Burdick have
had as their guests Mrs. Everett Gray
and three children of Webster Mrs.
Mortimer Stetson and daughter Of
Central Village. Misses Lillian Stetson,
Phyllis Burdick and Elizabeth VIII
son of Norwich.
Samuel Watt Of Providence is at
his fathers. John Watts.
Record Butter Output.
b. c. Bliss at the Jewett City cream
cry made 2,160 pounds of butter last
| made in that time.
Miss Agnes Bowler is in Boston for
| few days.
Miss Grace Hobart of New York is
at her aunt's, Mrs. s. F. Waters, in
Lisbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobs, Jr.. of
| Providence and Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Goe-
| bel of Versailles are at John Jacobs.
| fting DR. and Mrs. w. Fl. Cane.
Miss Delphine Beauregard spent
| Sunday in WilIimantic
! Mr.. and Mrs: Alec Kenyon are In
| Pawtucket for Memorial day.
william Cahoon and Miss Bertha
Mccarthy are at Fitchburg. Mass.
| Miss Grace DIN OF Willimantic Is
| a guest at w. II. lifts.
Miss S. A. Burial OF Springfield 10
visiting her sister. Mrs. b. c. Bliss.
|
| The name of william Wallace. a
| Spanish war soldier. should appear IN
| the list of names Of the soldier dead.
| Miss Marguerite Bliss is in Chicopee
| Falls Mass.
DIR. and Mrs Ernest Smith of New
York are at r. r. Churchs.
| Mrs. Fred 9. Brown has as her
| guests her sister, Mrs. s. p. Greene
and F. d. Simmons. president OF a
| Providence coal company, and 3. p.
4 az Ia
| pany. Mrs. Brown will return TO
| Providence with them this afternoon
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Olds of Provi-
dence were in town Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Keen are visit
| ing ia Boston, Lowell and North An
/ dover. at the last named place being
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
To Settle Milk Strike.
Simon Brewster was i'm Boston last
| week in the interest of the milk trou
| bic. He says there will he an. en-
eouraging settlement in a few days.
| Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Boyce of New
| Haven are guests of DR.. and Mrs. r.
Miss Annie Fitzgerald is visiting in
Central Falls.
Several children have been knocked
| down recently by sidewalk bicycle
| riders and complaint has been made
| 10 the warden, who intends to enforce
the law.
After Forty Years.
Mrs. Katherine sKahn, who resides
with her daughter. Mrs. George Noel
Ter. j. enjoying visit from her broth
er, whom she has not seen for ovel
forty years. Mrs Moeller is also en-
tertaining her cousin and daughter
from New York.
Mrs. Nettie johnson and Miss Mary
NJ Brown are visiting in Bozrah
Charles BurIeson OF Yale universit,
is at his home in SyIvandale.
The p0stofiee is closed today aftel
nine o'clock until six in the evening.
Victory for North Grosvsnordaie.
I A very small crowd saw Nortl
Grosvenorda@e defeat Jewstt city a
Brewster's park. Jewett City. by tn
score of A to l. Both pitchers pitches
good ball, but Jewett City's error
were more costly. Richie batted wei
for .Jewett City. Score by innings:
| Jewett City 90 l.
N. Grosvenordale 0 ] o o q
Defeated Central Village.
. The Jewett City team of the East
! crn Connecticut Amateur league de