Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
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HANOVER
Fine Entertainment in New Finishing Room-Today's Game with Hospital Team,

Rev r. J. Pohl of Brooklyn. N. Y. will preach in Hanover Congregational church Sunday.
 It Is expected that Miss Emily Pier son of Cromwell will give an address in the Congregational church Satur- day evening, July 13, coming here from Windham, where she has been filling engagements.
 Crowded House al Entertainment
 A large audience was present at the entertainment held in the new finishing room in the Airlie mill, June 27, given by the H. T. C. and H. A. c. clubs.
 The programme was as follows: Se- lection by Hanover band; song, Blar- ney, the Pride of Killarney, Ralph Standish. chorus of twenty; song, It's a Long Lane, James Whitehead, re- frain by chorus who marched through a fiowery lane while singing; trom- bone solo by Archie Gudrow of Willi- mantle, Ca) Ave Maria, (b) Good Night Beloved; selection by Hanover band i; song, My Old Town, Miss Dora Papi- neau, refrain by chorus; selection, Hanover band; an amusing farce, At the Junction. Those who took part were Station agent, Francis Johnson; Clara Cute, Miss Gladys Crombie; Fannie Quick, Miss Maud Delaney; Jack Sharp, James Whitehead Percy Keen Harlan Harrison.
 Those who sang in the chorus were the Misses Maud Iselaney, Emily Tan ner, Ruth Abelard, Fife Abelard Julia Rabbit, Mayme Papineau, Dora Pa pi- neau, Euphie Souter. Georgina SOuter, Jennie Bessette, Gladys Crombie, Grace Tucker, James Whitehead. Har- Ian Harrison Albert Babbltt, Joseph Bessette, Arthur Lannigan, Albert Croft Francis Johnson. Miss Ruth Standish was pianist. William Park directed the singing. Ice cream was served after the entertainment The band played several selections, 1nd an orchestra composed of Miss Grace Tucker, at the piano, Edwin Souter, violin Milton Souter, trombone. fur 7isSed music for dancing.
 Game With Hospital Team Today.
 The Airlie baseball club was defeat- ed by Lebanon last Saturday at Airiis lark. 9s. The Airlies' regular pitcher was sick and William Park pitched for them. Jones twirled for Lebanon. Both pitchers were hit quite freely Wind sor of Airiie got two home runs off Jones. The Airiie team sxpsets 10 p sy the Hospitals today (SaturIay1
 About seventy-tive bastbaN en1Iius- lasts cf both sexes attended the ball game at Lebanon between the Ieba- nons and Airliss ca the Fourth. mak- ing the trip in autos. autotrucks c.. . r1aGcs and carryaIis. After the game A picnic supper was enjoyed by near ly the entire party.
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 Rev. Mir. Waters of Rocky Hfii. Conn. was the guest over Sunday of Mir. and Mrs- W. WibOerly.
 Mrs. E. Tucker of Lebanon spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Abelard.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. Rood had as guests over Sunday Mrs Freeman of South Coventry. Mir. and Mrs. Clayton Rood and son of Baltic. and Ernest Rood of Attleboro. Mass.
 Miss Marian Walker is spending the summer with Mrs. F. W. Bingham.
 Senator and Mrs. Angus Park had as guests over the Fourth ". Park of Amesbury. MasR. Mir. and Mrs. F. G, Way and Miss Elizabeth Way of East Glastonbury, MT. and Mrs. L. Greig of Dayville.
 MT. and Mrs. P. Mcintosh are en- tertaining John Crombie aLd Lawrence and Helen CrOmbie of Philadelphia. Miss Ella Lindelberg of South Nor walk is spending a week with MT. and Mrs. N. A Bennett.
 Miss Gladys Crombie is enjoying two weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Ked- die. In Jamaica Plain
 Miss Grace Tucker Is the guest for week of Mrs. c. BrowneH of Frank lin. Mass
 Miss Bessie Keddie of Springfield is spending several weeks with her sis- ter, Mrs. F. Crombie.
 Miss Jennie Collins is home from New York for the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. Still and little son are visiting in Moosup.
 Misses Annie and Rose Thorne of Trading Cove are guests of Mrs. j. Thorns.
 A large number attended the dance a Du