Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-30
YANTIC HAPPENINGS
Village Lyceum Gives Entertainment Attended by Large Audience-Lec ture on the Telephone.

Mrs. Chapdes Arnold and daughter Ella have. returned from ten days stay with relatives in Pomfret
 Lyceum Entertains.
 The Yantic Village Lyceum enter tained. goodly number Wednesday night in. Firemen's hall when they pre- scented the farce Tangles followed by " Wednesday, Afternoon in the Village School The cast for Tangles follows Jack Janeway .. Ellis Bentley Mrs. Jack Janeway =. Anna Beckman Phll Tracy ..-.-..... Jason Kingsley Emery Jenkins .. Frederick Manning Elsie. the maid Edna Bentley William Tracy ...... Roscoe Bentley
 It was all the name lawyer i'm piled. Tangles. Elsie advertised for mate and signed Bright Eyes. Jen- kins answered the advertisement and signed his name K Y. 2. Through a mistaken telephone number William Tracy received a dinner invitation from the Janeways, which belonged to Phil Tracy, Janewa4p.s college chum. The butler thought he was K Y Z.. so hurried him into the dining room where Bright Eyes wa& After various complications the raveling was sue ceSSfully carried out to the delight of the audience.
 Wednesday Afternoon in the Vil- l9ge School followed The teacher was Mrs. Marian r. L. Eddy, who met with all the requirements needed. and the scholars were Viola Woodward. Anna Beckman. Edna Bentley, Verne Bogue. Sybil kilroy. Bessie Smith. Frederick Kingsley, Jason Kingsley, Frederick Manning, Roscoe Bentley Harold Bentley. Ellis Bentley John Proctor. Douglas Proctor John Tracy and Howard Davis
 Al the opening of the session some visitors arrived among whom Eugene Manning as Mrs. Hastings caused much attention and her little girl Charlotte Bentley. came in for her snare Of lolypops, which were plen- tiful.
 The recitation by each member wa s well received and all came in for a generous share~ of applause and they kept each other busy with the usual supply Of mice. crackers candy. tacks. etc, found in the pockets of some of the village pupils
 Rev Robert COchranes coached the players and through his efforts a very pieasurable evening was spent bv act- ors and audience. Dancing followed music being furnished by the Ever Ready orchestra; Irwin Hamilton
 Public Lecture.
 Friday. June eth. there is to he 9 lecture on the Telephone System from its Beginning to the Present Day. by a member of the Southern New Ems land Telephone company .ilIustratine. II by stereopticon slides. This lecture to the public is given by the members or the Yantic Fire company.
 Heard and Seen.
 Miss Minnie Munch has returned to lshers Island after a few days stay With her sister. Mrs. Samuel McGib- bons. Several from here will attend the Memorial day exercises in Franklin today (Friday)
 Mrs. Herbert Peckham of New Lon don spent the week end here with Mrs. James Counterrnan.
 Miss Amelia LaValle Mir. and Mrs George LaValie and William LaVaIIe or Hallville, were recent guests of friends in town
 Willie Whipple and William T,otis spent Sunday with Mrs. David .Whin1 pie of Lisbon.
 Now at State Hospital.
 Charles Stoddard, who has been. in the employ of the Yantic Woolen So Tor the past twenty five years. is now fireman at the Norwich State hosni. tai at Brewster's Neck.
 Miss Coughlin of Providence is spending some time here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Cough
 Cutting Rye.
 Farmers are cutting rye and some nave It cured and ready for the barn