Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-18
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
vOLUNTOWN
Court Liberty Honors LincoIn-Pieas- ing Entertainment-Ja Conedon Shoots His Eighth Fox.

Lincoln's birthday was honored in town Saturday evening. when mem bers of Court Liberty, No. 132. K. of A., with ladies to the number of 15O gathered in Union hall and spent an enjoyable evening. A pleasing pro- gramme was provided, the feature be- ing an eloquent address on the life of Lincoln, by the Rev. William A Keefe of St. Thomas church Miss Aldea Boucher rendered the solo When Autumn Turns the Forest Leaves to Gold, with fine effect and was com pelled to respond with an encore, as was also William McGovern, who greatly pleased the company with his dancing. Harmony orchestra of six pieces. under the direction of Will jam Richards, rendered several selec- tions. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, etc., were served, after which a short whist drive was held, the lady S prize, a handsome fern dish, being won by Mrs. Noah Dupont. For the gen. tleman's prize William McGoVern and Thomas Mcdonald were tied. On cut ting MT. McGovern won and was awarded pretty porcelain clock. Con- solati0n prizes were given Mrs. Fred rest of the evening was spent in dane ing. Harmony orchestra furnishing the music and John LaCheppelle prompt ing. The committee in charge of the WAS l. A1CDOudlu, CIldlIIIdI1, A. J. Mcclure, Stephen B. Sweet, Noah Dupont and Ovilla Russi.
 Varied and Enjoyable Entertainment.
 Thursday evening a good sized audi ence assembled in Union hall and en- joyed an entertaining programme. The first part was given by the children, who rendered their patriotic songs and rec1tat1ons in manner most compI mentary to their trainers, Miss Le- n n laox md Aicc Do The programme follows:
 Song. There Are Many Flags, cho- rus; recitation. Our Nations Emblem, L. LaChappelle; song, Three Little Sisters, three little girls in costume; recitation, The Boy Washington, Fred Sam, chorus; recitation, Washington and Hiss Hatchet, Miss Lute Larkin; song. Mount Vernon Bells, chorus; Red, White and Blue, chorus; George Washington, chorus; Our Flag, cho- rus; recitation in French, Addard Du- pont: song in French, chorus of chil- dren and audience standing.
 In the second part of the programme the Over the Garden Wall company made it's appearance. Following was the cast of characters: Reginald De Jones, James McGuire; Evangeline, Will Mcguire; Pauline, Miss Matilda Boucher:' Cynthia Smiggins. Everett Whipple; Willie Wrinkle, John Me- Shane; Arabella Victoria Maud Miss Aldea Boucher; chorus, A. J. McGuire, Percy McGovern. Miss Hilda Girves, Miss Oracle Lockwood: pianist, Miss Alphonsine Boucher.
 This company presented the follow ing programme with fine effect, an encore being demanded for every number: Chorus. Over the Garden Wall, company; song, I'm Not So TD guire; song, I'm Awful Glad I'm Irish, little Miss Elvira McGoyern; fancy dance. Miss. Florence McGovern;' song, Jimmy, the Pride of Newspaper Row, Miss Matilda Boucher; Experiences of an Old Maid, Everett Whipple; chorus, Landers' Patient, William and John McGovern, and the song, The Pump kin Pies That Mother Used to Make; song. When the Old Oaken Bucket Was New, Pierce McGovern; recita- ton, A Circus, John McGovern; duet, William and James McGuire; soprano solo, Just Because It's You, Miss AL dea Boucher; grand finale, Down at the Husking Bee. company.
 His Eighth Fox.
 James Congdon brought in his eighth fox this week.
 The Home Whist club was enter tained Monday evening by MT. and Mrs. F. E. Clark at the home of Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs. Edmond Herbert. The prizes winners were: First la dy's, Miss Lenora K. Dunleavy, sec ond, Mrs. Edmond Herbert; first gen. tleman's, Frank Bitgeod, second Ed ward Herbert.
 Mrs. J. M. Whitman of Mystic is guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. James Campbell
 Miss Jennie. Campbell of the New London business college is spending a few days at her home here.