Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22
Burns Detective at Work.
cHlLDREN's ENTERTAINMENT.
Pupils of St Mary's Parish Present Varied and Enjoyable Exercises.

mid-Le1lten entertainment by the children of St. Mary's parish was given in the church hall Thursday evening. It was under the direction of the Sis ters of the academy and the children did exceedingly well. The opening number was an overture, piano duet, Cymbella, by Alice Turnbull and Della Morin. An action song, Les, Petites Menageres, by the little girls was very fine. The children were Lea and Rena L'Heureux, Vivian Mclaughlin, Estelle Jodoin. Claire Sullivan. Yvonne Hourf- gan, F1orinne Parisseau, Este1le Salois, Della Morin. Merence Auciair, Lea Bachaud, Emma Jarvis, Yvonne Mec- teau, Leozer Cyr, Georgette and Claire Labonne, Melvina Menard and Aurore Nedeau. A piano trio, Sunshine on the Lea, was played by Lena Labarre. Della Morin and Mary Cassavant. An operetta in one act, Florinda, or the Rose and Pearl, was well acted. The characters were: F1orinda. a little vil- 1age maiden, Madeline Brennan; For tuna, Fairy Queen, Alice Barrett; Vala, Queen of the Witches, Margaret Sulli- van; Yorineal, brother of F1orinda, Theodore Bachaud;s first witch, Marie Cassavant: second witch, Ella Oakes; third witch, Grace Mccarthy. The other witches were Alma Cadieux, Jo- sephine Takmon, Alice LaPointe, Jo- sephine JaVestoskf, Edwardina Bou- cher Nellie Barry, Blanche Jodoin, L Annie Driscoll, and the others were Jeanette Ledoux, Alma Brennan. Irene Havey, Lena LaBarre. Margery Ley den, Agnes Buckley. Josie Cotter and Pauline kowelski.
 A Grand Imperial March, piano trio, was played by Madeline Brennan, Irene Bricllley and May Geary. A very funny English farce. The Trouble Be gins at Nine, was well acted by John Blake as Professor Quackenbosh and Joseph Mccarthy as Ephraim. A drill, Dance of the Fairies was given by May Geary, Irene Brickley. Rosa St Jean, Eva Narcotic. Florette Grenier, Della Morin, Lena Labarre, Eva Go- biel, Grace Sullivan and Catherine Mc Elligott. These same girls with one exception were among the fairies Tn the operetta- Prudence Iapointe and Grace Mccarthy played a pieno duet, Rolling Pillows. EStelle Jo0oin recited Little Flo's Letter. A French comedy, Un Rat daus un Pauier. was given by Lena Labarre as Madame Bravillon and Eva Gobiel as Victoire.
 A patriotic marching song was given by Edmund Desrosiers. Edward Barre, Chester Stafford. Earl Brennan, Ed ward Iedoux, Ernest Vachon Paul Couture, Homer Fontaine- Fortuna Cyr. Amedie Nedeau, Joseph Cyr and Emile Roy A piano duet Brilliant Star, was played by Grace Mccarthy ahd Alice Barnett.
 A pantomime song, The Holy City, was given by Grace Mccarthy, Mar garet Sullivan, Marie Cassavant. Alma Cadieux Irene Havey, Alice Barnett, Agnes Brickley Almina Brennan, An nie Driscoll. Margery Leyden. Miss Jennie coyle sang the song while the young ladies acted the parts Miss Prudence LaPointe was the accompa- mist in all these drills. The closing number was by the chorus The Bugle Horn. They were accompanied by Miss Grace Mccarthy.
 Church Societies Entertained
 Mrs A. NJ Brown entertained the l adies' Aid society of the Baptist church Thursday afternoon. She was assisted by Mrs. E.. C. Wilcox. Mrs. A. B. Champlin, Mrs. William John stone, Mrs. J. B. Palmer-<6hd Mrs. G.
 Mrs s. F. Brown entertained the Ladies society of the Congregational church Thursday afternoon. She had Mrs. H. c. Webster, Miss Pearl Cane, Miss s. K. Adams and Mrs. Perle- Whitford
 Elmer w. Starkweather has filled his icehouse with fine 10-inch ice.
 PiepIsnt and Lemon.
 Mrs. F. s. Leonard has growing in her house seven stalks of pieplant, seven inches high. The stalks are good size and the leaves are very large. The roots were taken out of the ground six weeks ago and have four ished ever since in the house. She also has Ponderosa lemon tree on which is a lemon 10 inches in circumference It is still green and will grow much Iareer.
 Miss Margaret Griswold of Deep River is visiting her sister Mrs R. R. Agnew.
 Patient to Enter sanatorium
 The anti-tuberculosis committee held a meeting Thursday evening to consider the application of one person who wishes to go to the county sana- torium. They have $344.94 on hand to date and this person will be sent to the sanatortum as soon as possible