Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-19
BALTIC
Crowded House at St. Mary's Parish Minstrels-SaIe of Store-Water Damages Shannon Building.

St. Marys parish minstrels was pre- sented in Shannen's hall Tuesday evening by members of St Mary's church, assisted by members of the M. E. church, and the affair was great success. Every seat in the hall was sold and early in the evening there was standing room only. The large and appreciative audience showed that they enjoyed the entertainment by their repeated encores. Each number was given in a fine manner and show ed much skill oa the part of the play CTS The vaudeville acts were original and showed great talent. The stage setting was Of great beauty and repre- sented the porch of an old Irish man sio min springtime beautiful color ed scenic effect was produced in the tableau which represented America and Ireland united. During the even ing homemade candy was sold. The following programme was carried out in an admirable manner:
 Part I-Opening chorus Killarney entire company, 1 Wish That You Be- lonsed to Me, Fred Johnson; There's a Girl in the Heart of Maryland. Mrs Alex Dupont, Jr.; In the Heart of the City That Has No Heart, Miss Anna Robitaille; My Georgianna Lou, Mrs. Thomas Bamford; When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, Miss Mary j. MiIner; ing, Miss Madeline Gallagher, Miss Della AIarchesseault: International Rag, George Woods: On the Mississip- pi, Paul Brennan: The Rose and ! ou, seph Allard: Dream Days, John J. A4acGrready; grand finale. entire com pany, tableau, Ireland and America.
 Part II-Irish Airs, orchestra; cornet selections Master Harry Brown Allen, , years, Americas youngest cornetist: NBrOwn; bones and tambourine, Joseph AIlard, Master Fred AIlard; double quartette, The Rose of Tipperary, Miss FTdeis Donohue, Miss Rena smith John Roy, John J. Macready. James r. Brown. James J. Brown; sketch The Dynamite Makers Messrs. Bamford and Lafreniere: sketch, Messrs. Parent and Johnson: Just a Little Bit of Green. Walter Milner, Master Theo. J Macready; bones, Thomas Bamford George Woods, Joseph Allard, John Roy; tambos. Fred Johnson, Paul Brennan, John F. Brown, James P. Brown; chorus, Mrs R. J: Jodoin; Mrs. Alex Dupont, Jr, Miss Fidelis DonO- hue Miss D. Marchesseault, Desire Ar pin, Mrs. John Woods Miss Anna Don ohue, Miss Una Donohue, A. E. Ray enelle, Noise Lafreniere, Miss Rena Smith, Miss M. Gallagher, Miss Anna RobitaiIle, Arthur Roy. ST, Odilas Ar pin, Miss Irene Roy, Miss kenalda hines. Miss Mary J. Miner. Arthur Roy, IT., Miss Loretta Sullivan, Miss NJ. Donohue, Miss Mary Theresa SulIi- van, J. J. Brown; tableau, Maid of Erin, Miss Eileen Brown; Goddess of Liberty, Miss Julia Godou; pages, Master George Caderette, Master Jo- seph Donohue, Master Theo. Bamford; Miss N. V. Miners orchestra, Miss AiiIner musical director.
 During the evening 1t was an nounced that Miss Mabel Blais had been awarded the s gold piece. The ushers were Daniel Sullivan, Francis Kelly and Frank Love Frank Boucher sold tickets and Timothy Connerton and D. ]. Hines acted as doorkeepers. The checking room was in charge Of William Donnelly.
 Buys Fathers Business.
 William E. Rocheleau. IT., has pur- chased the business on High street formerly owned by his father, William F. Rocheleau.
 Water Causes Damage.
 During the rainstOrm Tuesday nigh. the water came in through the roo1 of the Shannon building, which is being repaired, and flowed down through the floors to the ground floor, causing much trouble