Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-28
New London County
FRANKLIN
Pupils of Sixth District Honor Wash inston-Surprise for MT. and Mrs. William Weaver on 24tf Wedding Anniversary.

Washington's birthday was observed in the sixth district school, Miss Lil- Han Calkins teacher, with the follow ing exercises: Song. The Red, White and Blue school; recitation drill, Wash ington's Life, Aubrey Armstrong, Arad Robinson, Edith Date, Ella Redwood, Mildred White; recitation, Something Better, Eliss Rockwood; recitation, Like Washington Frank Redwood; song, O, washington, schooLP Play, The Sorrel Colt-characters: Mrs. Washington, Celia White; George Washington, liar old Armstrong; Richard, Henry and John, friends of George Washington, Frank Redwood, Arad Robinson, Au- brey Armstrong; the Colt, Jennie Scln- to: The Story of Washington, Miss readings as follows: Song, Hymn for washingtons Birthday, school; recita- ton, Like George Washington, Doro- thy Cox; Washington Our Model, liar old Armstrong; reading, Washington Birthday, Ethel Way; recitation, Twas Washington, Jennie Scinto; song, Yan- kee Doodle, school; reading, Boston Boys. Celia White; reading, Independ- ence Bell, Nellie Taylor; song, Column bia, the Gem of the Ocean, school; flag salute. school; song, Star Spangled Banner, school; recitation. Washing toms Kiss Miss Calkins; song, Mt Vernon's Bells, school; song, America, school.
 Known in Franklin.
 Leigh Winston, the young man who forged several checks in Baltic a week ago, was employed at one time by Lu, ther Holton; also had been employed by c. H. Robinson.
 Fred Ortman of Boston was a re- cent visitor at g. N. Hyde's.
 Mrs. Julia Armstrong has returned from Carolina, R. l.. where she has been attending the funeral of a cousin.
 A1-rYo e 0f WInnham has been visiting her mother, Mrs h. graham
 home by illness.
 MrsI Charles E. Parsons of Ottawa has been spending the week with Mrs. Louis Smith.
 Fred Collins and Harry Richmond of Norwich were guests Sunday Of Herbert W. Wheeler, Jr.
 Ernest Smith is spending a week with Mrs Fred Grove of Somerville, Mass.
 Miss Florence Cove of Somerville. Mass, spent Washington's birthday with MT and Mrs. Louis Smith.
 At Norwich Funeral.
 Mrs. Herbert Wheeler was in Norwich Friday attending the funeral or her nephew.
 Dinner Guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Avery enter fl William Smith, Mrs. Louis Smith and Mrs. Charles E. Parsons of Ottawa, Canada. and Mrs. Estella Lathrop.
 Mrs. Charles Becfwfth, Miss Eleanor Beckwith, Milton Beckwith, Ray Beck with. Albert Beckwith and Arthur Smith attended the Y. M. c. A. concert in Norwich.
 ,4 Rev. Charles A Northrup of Nor wicIa,s occupied the pulpit at the Con- zregz3icnaI church Sunday morning. 3SeaG.lfGord A. Heath of Lebanon was tfss Euest of Clifford H. Robinson Sun -1s, Caring for Game Birds.
 Eugene Clark has been feeding the game birds.
 Elsie Maine has returned to Willing ton, after spending 8 few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Maine.
 Surprised on 24th Anniversary.
 The neighbors and friends of MT. and Mrs. William Weaver gave them surprise Wedn esday evening, 1t being the 24th anniversary of their mar riage The affair was successfully car ried out by Mrs. George Kahn George Kahn, in behalf of the friends and neighbors, presented them an elegant casserole and bouquet of pink and .whife1l carnations and dafodilS. MT. WeaNer responded in very pleasing manner Sandwiches, cake, gooseberry jam and coffee were served. Mrs. Hat lie Clark and Miss Eleanor Beckwlth assisted in serving. During the even ing music was enjoyed with Mrs. Louis Smith at the organ.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Beckwith were recent guests of MT. and Mrs Charles kseer in Lebanon. 5 Fred Price, a former resident here, was in town one day last week.
 Louis Smith lost a horse one day the past week.