Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-22
PUPILS RECITAL.
Varied and Interesting Programme Given Under Direction of Miss Emma A. Burbank

ty decorations arranged by Frederick Oats, number of the 32 pupils of Miss Emma A. Burbank of the West Side gave a recital Wednesday even ing.
 This annual event was thoroughly enjoyable this year, as has always been the case. It was attended by relatives and friends of the pupils and other guests. Miss Ruth Arnold and Miss Mildred Mason acted as ushers. The arrangement of vocal and in strumental numbers was 8, very pleas ing one and all were finely given. The programme follows; Six Hands. Waltz. Lerman Bessie Morrison Helen Eastment,
 Gladys Turner. Piano solo, The BIuebird Bilbro
 Catharine Lawton. Piano duet, The Birds Message, Behr Ella Bailey and Louise Benac. Vocal solo, Sweet Miss Mary,
 Neidlinger
 Bessie Morrison. Piano solo. Wisterta. Engelmann
 Martha DeVinney, Six Hands, March, LeT1nan Wellington B1tgood. Clifford Hart
 ley, Lawrence Casey. Vocal solo, Times Roses, Barry
 John Day. Piano solo, Woodland Tramp, Dudley
 Agnes Corbett. Piano duet, Waltz, Engelmann Kathleen Moran and James Moran Piano solo, Little Carnival, Streabbog
 Miriam Gordon. Vocal solo. At the Making of the Hay, Lehman
 Helen Eastment Piano duet, March Romaine, Gounod Susie Smith and Miss Burbank Piano solo, Apple Tree Swing, Spencer
 Albert Birch Vocal solo, Ileeting Days, Bailey
 Adah Green. Piano solos
 a Dance, Meyer -Helmund b Valse de Concert, Mattel
 Dorothy Day. Vocal solo. Bowl of Roses. Clarke
 Elijah Berriman. Piano solo, Oberon Leybach
 Eva Touchette. Vocal solo, AmareIla, Winne
 Mae Wethereli Piano solo, The Whispering Wind,
 Wollenhaupt
 Ruth Arnold. Vocal duet. Night of Joy, Macy Elijah Berriman and Miss Burbank. Piano solos
 a Hunting Song, Jeffery b Air de Ballet, Chamina1e
 Lucy Stone.
 What is Talked About Locally. Rev. Clarence H. Barber will return today (Thursday) from stay at Dr. 0. c. Sharpe, who has been in Providence for the past month for the benefit of his health. has returned here much improved. MT and Mrs. Moses Chartier, mar ried in Pawtucket Monday, are visit ing MT. and Mrs. Charters parents on the West Side. MT. and Mrs Sidney P Marland have returned to Danielson from their wedding trip.
 Eugene Reed, who was injured when he fell from his bicycle Tuesday even ing was greatly improved Wednesday. George c. Verdiman of Waterbury was a visitor with friends in Daniel | son Wednesday. A. V. Woodwork was in Meriden on a business trip Wednesday.
 Charles A. Hyde. a patient in a 1 Providence hospital. is showing con- 1 stant improvement
 Miss Mae Hammett, teacher in the 1 School street graded school, was i'll 1 Wednesday, a substitute taking charge l of her grade. l At a special communication of Mo- l riah lodge, A. F. and A. M, to be held | this (Thursday) evening the M. M. de- ] gree is to be conferred. It is probable, it is said. that the new agreement between Danielson i business men relative to closing on l holidays will be come effective Memo | rial day.
 1 Rev. F. D. Sargent, pastor Of the | Congrega tional church at Putnam and i Judge Harry E. Back were speakers | at a special open meeting of Quine- l bauo lodge of Odd Fellows held in their new quarters, Gallup's hall, We'd nesday evening.
 Parcel Post Money Maker. i At the Danielson postoffice the par eel post business shows a steady l growth. and Is now a source of con- l 1olz TSTTc l here are taking advantage of the ser weight.
 Ordering New Bridges. Orders have been placed by the se- lectmen for the steel girders and other portions to be used in the bridges du 1 thorized at d special town meeting held a few weeks ago The bridges are to be built during the present sea- son.
 Charles s. Francis was at Moosur Wednesday adjusting a small loss by fire, caused. it is thought, by a child that caused some bedding to get ablaze.
 Lambert Trial June 3.
 June has been set as the date for the beginning of the trial of Willis D Lambert of this town. indicted fOi murder in the first degree by the grand jury that sat at Putnam last Saturday. The trial will be held in Willimantic, Attorney William A. King of that city defending the prisoner.
 GOING TO JEWETT CITY.