Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-16
JEWETT CITY
Faith Chapter Gives Whist and Dance -Rev. Maurice F. McAuIiffe to Speak at St. Mary's Church-Baptist Pri- mary Department Entertained.

Faith chapter Order of the Eastern Star, gave a whist and dance in RiouX's hall Friday night. under the direction of Mrs W. R. Burdick, Mrs. w. T. Crumb and Miss Martha Brew ster, assisted by R. J. Guy, G. M. Hewitt received the first prize in the whist, a pair of candlesticks. Tho second went to Mrs G. A. Haskell and was a, silver and amethyst lava herre. Harry E. Paul won the smol- ing set which was the gentlemen's s second, a pocket knife. Mrs E. E. Gilbert played for the dancing and F, Fl. Gilbert prompted. Fruit punch was served by Miss Brewster.
 Lenten Services at St. Mary's.'
 The Lenten services at St. Mary s church this week on "Wednesday and Friday are to be in English, a sermon to be delivered on "Wednesday evening and the Stations of the Cross on Fri day. This tMonday) evening the spe cial service for the feast of St Pat rick will be held with Rev. Maurice F. McAuliffe, vice president of St. Thomas seminary, Hartford, as speak CT.
 Primary Department Entertained.
 The primary department of the Bap- lst Sunday school were entertained in their rooms Saturday afternoon by the superintendent of that department, Mrs. F. NJ. Swift and her five assist ants Mrs. E. R. Gardner. Misses Alice Nc cBroome, Elizabeth Clarke, Vivian Benjamin. and Mrs. Charles Ciatdner. The children were entertained with views shown by the microscope, and light refreshments added to the fun Thirty-iiVe children were present
 Lambs Come in Pairs.
 The Samuel Geer farm conducted by MT. GeeT's son Leonard comes in for the blue ribbon in lamb breeding. Already he has seventeen lambs and what is remarkable and almost with out precedent. Is of the IS were born twins. That,is, there were eight pairs of twins and only one single
 About the Borough.
 AIr. and Mrs. David Brown. Roy Becllner of Westerly, Miss Natalie Brown and Mrs. Daniel Radon of White Rock were Sunday guests at MT. and Mrs. Charles Maynard's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Howe. Mir. and Mrs. Ransom Read and Mrs. Sarah Tracy will go to Westerly today to at tend the funeral services of Frank Howe, brother of Mrs. Tracy and Mir. Howe.
 Mrs. W. R. BurdicIl was in charge of the reading room at Slater library Sunday afternoon
 Daniel Shea, Elizabeth and William Daley and Annie HasIer of Taftville spent Sunday at MT. and Mrs. Dennis SuiliVans.
 Alfred Seymour of Attawaugan was a Sunday guest at his fathers, MaXcey Symonis'.
 Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Brown were at Pleasant View Saturday.
 Miss Bertha Montgomery of Pachaug spent Sunday with Miss Marian Rob- ison.
 Cadet A. A. Young. Jr.. of the New York Military school is at home for few days
 Miss Alice 4. Johnson spent satur- day at her home in Manchester.
 Friday and Saturday evenings the large audience that attended the Reeves moving pictures was highly entertained by the excellent reels. No finer or more attractive pictures have ever been seen in town than the real istic railroad scenes Friday evening.
 Donald Bliss goes to Voluntown to- day to help on the surveying of the state road.
 Mrs. Wolfe and her daughter Miss Wolfe of Norwich were guests at Charles D. Wolfe,s Sunday. Borough May Purchase Water Plant.
 There is considerable interest man. itested in the special meeting of the freemen of the borough to see what action they will take relative to the purchase of the works nights and franchises of the Jewett City Water company. The contracts of the com pany terminate next March, after which the borough may purchase if the freemen in a legally warned meet ing vote to do So.
 Solo by Miss Gardner.
 Notable among the specially pre- rared music at the Baptist church low