Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-04
JEWETT CITY
Brewer Musical Entertainers Delight Large Audience-5azaar at Metho- dist Vestry Literally Patronized-Dr. Sweets Fine Cattle.

The concert given by the Brewer musical entertainers in the library en-
 tertainment course in F1nn's Opera
 house, Thursday evening, was of the
 highest musical order. The personnel
 of the company was Grace M. Brewer,
 violin, trombone, piano and vocal solo,
 ist: Ruth M. Brewer, reader and clar-
 inet soloist, and Eleanor E. Brewer accompanist. The programme included orchestra selections, Bird Song, and
 The Magpie and the Parrot, on the
 violin and clarinet, recitations, mono
 logues with piano accompaniments, pi- ano trio clarinet and violin and trom-
 bone solos and trombone duet. The
 violinist was never equalled here at any similar entertainment. Her exc
 cution and expression in the most diff ficult compositions were almost per
 feet. All the musical selections were
 of the classical order. The recitations
 were in a lighter vein. The entertain
 ment course this year has proved to
 be the best ever sent here.
 Methodist Bazaar We'll Patronized. There was a bazaar in the Methodist
 vestry Friday evening, under the aus pices of the Ladies' Aid society. The vestry was crowded at the supper hour
 and during the evening. The tables were Overhung with red and green
 paper with Christmas bells and balls.
 The other booths were decorated in red and green tinsel, with red bells. The candy booth was in pink. Fancy
 and useful articles, candy and ice
 escalloped oysters, cold meat, potato
 salad, rolls, pickles, cake and coffee
 was served.
 Pulpit Themes. Sunday morning at the Baptist church Rev. J. A. Spidell's morning
 subject will be A Character Sketch. Church music night will be observed in ha n aIlHianra in tho
 ming. The pastors subject will be An Old Familiar Hymn, StanZa 3.
 Rev. Samuel Thatcher's morning subject at the Methodist church is The
 jeCt is The Ground of Our Confidence At Providence O. E. s. Banquet. Mrs. George Reed and Miss Mabel
 McBroome have returned from Provi- denCe, where they attended the ban-
 quet given by Providence chapter, No 1, O. F. S., on its twenty-fifth anni- versary. Mrs. Reed is a member of | this chapter.
 Rev. E. w. Potter of New Haven
 was a guest at E. r. Burleson's Thurs. day night.
 Fine HoIstein Stock. Dr. J. Byron Sweet has as hand some herd of HOlstein young stock
 as can be found in this section. There are thirty or forty in the herd, al | raised on the farm. A few days agC | they were all stanchioned in a new | barn, just erected for them, and they | were a goodly sight to see. Cottage Meeting. l A cottage prayer meeting was helC
 at the Misses Vassar's home in Gris- | wOld, Tuesday night.
 | Miss Laura JOdOin closes her la. l bors as clerk in Zegeer's store tonight | She has been a most popular clerI | there for several years. She will bt
 succeeded by Miss Rosanna Desjar, dinS.
 Evidently there is a surplus of Santi | Clauses this year. The papers say | he is to arrive in Norwich today, com. | ing from Baltic by trolley and arriv. | ing in Franklin square at 245. Flier: distributed in Jewett City say he alsC | leaves Plainfield by auto at 1.30 ana 1 passes through Jewett City at 2.15, ar. | irving in Franklin square at 2.45. Ht must have double.
 | Mrs. Henry BallOu has gathered | roses. viOlets and dandelions in tho vicinity of her home this week. som, l of them as late as Friday There are said to be three case,
 of scarlet fever in town the latest il | the Shamrock family.