Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-12
MINISTRIES BIG SUCCESS.
Opera House Crowded Monday Even-
 ing-Rattlins Good Programme We'll Produced.

The sale of seats for the Congrega- tIonal minstrels at Finns opera house Monday evening was record breaker Nearly every seat in the house was taken. and the audience was most en- thusiastic
 The scene was laid in the gardens of the Hotel Recreation, B-acsville, V. |. l.. M. Carpenter, the isi.i waiter, was interlecutor The pie.l. e.s were George A. Bartlett and Sa,in Johnson of Willimantie. The end men were: Tambos, Abraham Johnson Jcnes, Her bert c. Webster; William Roosevelt White, Donald G. Bliss; Westinghouse Edison Smith. Frank H. Wilcox; bones, Woodrow Wilson Brown, Herman Rob- erts; Theodore Taft Black. Shepard F. Brown; George Lincoln Green, Earl $. Hiscox.
 The programme follows: Song, Garry Me Back to Old Virginny, Donald c. Bliss; enter premiers, Bartlett and Johnson: song, Honey. Don't You Hear Me Calling. Frank H. Wilcox; ballad, Absent, John F. Collins; song, Oh, Susanna, Shepard F. Browf1; song. Lit tie Log Cabin in the Lane Miss Doro- thy Paul song, Oars a Lock on the song, Angels Meet Me at the Cross roads, Miss Katherine Babcok; ballad, Constaney, John F. Collins; ballad. When the Moon Swings Low, Miss Jennie Coyle; song comique, Next Week Some Time, But Not Now, George A. Bartlett; song. Honey Love, Miss Jean Burleson.
 Oio-Second Part-Overture, by the orchestra: violin solo. Prof. E. E. Ba- ker; song, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, Miss Jennie Coyle; sketch, Just 8 Little Nonsense, Bartlett, Collins and Johnson: whistling solo. Isle D'Amour, Miss Vera Blair: sketch, Down in Chattanooga, Shepard F. Brown: song There Never Was 8 Girl Like You, Walter Marshall assisted by Mems Club quartette, Messrs. Brown, Bliss, Payne and Robinson: closing song, By the Watermelon Vine, Clarence W. Jeff fers assisted by entire chorus. E. F. BuIieson. head clerk; c. w. Jeffers, hotel policeman: Miss Jennie Coy1e, hotel cashier; Miss Pearl Cane, Aunt D1nah: Walter Marshall, chef: John w. Blake, bellhop- Andrew McNicol, elevator boy Mrs F. H. Gilbert. Su- sanna; maids, Mrs. E. R. Gardner. Mrs. F. E. Robinson Mrs. E. H. Hiscox, Miss Katherine Babcock; walters, Theodore Robinson, Herbert Tnomp- Josephine Miller, Jean Burleson, guests. Misses Waite Stetson, Eliza beth Wilson, Vera Blair, John F. Col lins.
 The music was by Mrs Earle E. Gil- bert, piano; Prof E. E. Baker. violin; FeGer cooper. COTneI, JOnn Lar Ouu- tain. drum. The gentlemen from Will limantic were all that they had been advertised. and then some, keeping the audience in continuous laughter. Miss Blair of Norwich whistled her solos with charming ease. The electrical effects were fine, as well as the cos tunes. The committee in charge was Lewis M Carpenter, Herbert c. Web ster Edward F. Burleson, Alex Me- Nicol and Charles E. Spicer.
 About the Borough.
 I will give $50 for information as to who poisoned my dogs. John Blake adv.
 The man who was found wandering in the lots Sunday night by Joseph Roode and brought to the station house was kept there all day Monday. He told an entirely different story Monday, and it was deemed wise to wait a short time and ascertain whether he may not possibly be tenn porarily insane.
 Low water pressure Wed, Sig a. m., 2-4 D. m.-ady-
 MT and Mrs. John Fitzgerald spent Sunday in Central Falls. R. I.