Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-29
JEWETT CITY
St. Mary's Church Buys Former
ChampIin Property Halloween
Festivities-Cradle Roll Members
Given Surprise.


Festivities-cradle Roll Members
Given Surprise.
The A. F. Brown property. owned
by Mrs. D. j. Champlin. recently sold
to George Prentice of Danielson, has
now been. acquired by St. Nary's
church. No plans have been made yet
as to it's USE
Girls Entertained by Boys Club.
The Boys club of the Congregation
al church entertained the girls of the
Thursday evening. Games and re-
freshments furnished plenty of en-
joyment
Halloween Dance.
Wallace Payne was in charge of
Halloyeen dance given in the Bijou
on Friday evening. The hall was dec
GRATED with cornstalks, jack Ian
terms and other reasonable decorations
and the dance numbers were thor
oughly enjoyed, the pianist being ELS
worth Burton. of Danielson. A num-
Der attended from out of town.
Glass of 1911 Capital Entertainers.
The class of 1911 gave a Hallow-
cen masquerade social in assembly
hall at the school building Friday eve
ming, inviting several of the other
pupils and friends. Autumn leaves,
cornstaIks and pumpkin moonshines
gave added zest to the fun, and the
programme was something novel. Or
dinarily the dancing follows the pro-
gramme, but in this case the num-
bers were interspersed. The march
came first and then song by Bertha
Mccarthy, Mary Driscoll, Clara Moran
and Alice Brennan. Ernie Myott gave
a violin solo. and Rosa Wilcox recited.
Dorothy Paul sang q solo, and Eugene
LeClaire. Harold Brickley. Lemuel
I
college song. The game of Tucker fol-
lowed when the children all unmasked.
Then came clothespin race, followed
by two dances. Drop the handkerchief
closed this part of the programme.
After an intermission, there was am
other march, followed by two dances.
Then the games of Grunt, Jacob and
Ruth. Four dances followed. Another
game, and the. barn dance and good
night waltz closed the evenings fun
at eleven o'clock. Louis Morey was
pianist for the dancing and IRVINE
| Myott was violinist. Miss Alice
| Brown and Miss Grace Mccarthy were
accompa nists. The grand march was
| led by the president of the class, Har-
| old Brickley, and Dorothy Paul. The
| class colors, orange and black, pre-
| dominated in the decorations. Prin-
cipal H. E. Jacknlan and the teachers
/ who assisted him certainly gave the
| class a good time long to be remem-
I bered.
/ Surprise for Members of Cradle Roll
! Mrs. E. A. Faust entertained the
| older members of the Cradle Roll OF
| the Congregational church at her home
on Wednesday afternoon, good num-
| Der attending. They held their meet
| ing first, and then stories which had
| been sent especially to them from the
| Woman'S board We're read by Mrs
4 Faust. half-hour of games proceed
/ ed the surprise which they have each
time, and which was vanilla and choc-
| olate ice cream. Those who attended
were Dorothy Hooper, Mildred Burton
! Isabel Marshall, Bessie Thompson
Daisy Young, Alice Shaw. Eller
Faust, William Marshall, Carl Mel
! vim. Leslie Hyde Harry Paul, Pay
( son Hooper, Edward and Harold
| Faust.
Sunday Services.
! Rev. F. Q. Cunningham of Preston
| will occupy the Baptist pulpit morn
ing and evening on Sunday. Samue
| G.. Blake of Saranac Lake, N. Y, {
former organist of the church, viii
occupy the organist bench and a:
many of the former singers in thu
choir as are in town will be presen
in the choir.
Rev. w. II. Canes morning topic a
| the Congregational church will be Th'
Greatest Mystery of the Centuries
and in the evening Hard Times: Thef
| Cause and Cure.
Congregational Society Entertained.
Mrs Fred S. Brown entertained tn
Ladies'. society of the Congregations
church Thursday afternoon. She wa
assisted in serving by Mrs. JOIN
| Whalley, Miss S. X. Adams, Mrs. A
G. Brewster and Mrs. Charles L
Wolfe.
Borough Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. E. n. Hiscox spen
Thursday in Providence.
Miss Bertha Pollard and Porte
Story of Providence are week en-,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Whit
ing.
Whatsoever circle of The King
Daughters met with Mrs Nj. f. Viii
son Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Naylor of Ware, Mass
is a guest at Mr.. and Mrs. e. +
Burleson's in Sylvandale.
Champion II. Mathewson of Yale i
spending Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
A. r. Young.