Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-10
ALL-FEATURE SOCIETY CIRCUS
Given at Armory Under Y M C. A. Auspices-Attendance of Nearly 1,ooo-Wen Known Norwich Young People Appear in Stunts of the Sawdust Crcle-Proceeds Will be for Benefit of Gymnasium

polka follow: Misses Bertha Hahn. Myrtle La1rnts. Helen Storms, Ethel Poole, Elizabeth Grove, Mary Grove, Maud Grove, Mildred Crowe. Winifred dali, Helen Greene, May BisgA Ethel Carpenter, Jeannetts Strahan, Dorothy wulf Ethel Morgan and Lillian Dyer. The pyramid and parallel bar artists were James Isbister. Hans Bauek, Bauck, Leonard Hill, c. Roessler. w. Buckley, Alex Charnetskd. George Dyer, R. Graham. s. Kenney, Arthur Johnson. F. MoCord and Peckham. In the cowboy and cowgirl dance Greene. May Biggs Helen Sterns, Ma rietta Boyens, Ethel Carpenter, Wini- fred F'enton, and Hans Bauck,, Theo- dore BaucA, William Buckley. George Dyer, A Larsen. C. Roessler and Elmer Johnson.
 The horses were Peckham, Hans Bauck, Theodore Bauc4z, Leonard Eill Elmer Johnson, George Dyer. R. John son, William Buckley, E. RoesSler, Sam Grove and Alex Charnetsik, while Pierce, A. BurliDgame, Ben lilly. El- mer Mckenzie, Charles Appleby, Alfred Steinke, N. Heneault. R. Nelson and Charles Gevers and F. MoCord appeared as the donkey.
 Appearing as clowns were Waldo S. Newbury, Roy Gilmore, Charles Hunt ley. Charles Geyera. c. Combies, Her bert ScotI, Ben lilly, Paul Wilbur, N Heneault, s. Taylor, Arthur RurIin- game. Alfred Steinke. Elmer McKen- 4ie, George Crowe Harry Pierce and Leonard Hill.
 In the nambeau drill were Ralph Graham, F. McCord, P. Shannon, Charles Poole A. Avery, c, Combies, H. Ferguson. C. Parker, G. Nelson, R. Bennett and Harry Zimmerman.
 The various booths were in charge of the following:
 Ice Cream-Mrs. George W. Guard and Mrs. G. Curtis Hull, assisted by the Misses Bertha Hahn, Ethel Car penter. Marietta Boyens, Ethel Poole and Irene Kendall.
 ensisn ss4sy '005a; ay,s Miss 1ams n'lsn Hss5 PzsE Greene and May Riggs. They were assisted by the following as vendors: Charles Appleby, Frank Hartie. Richard Peale, Carroll Aultman, Charles Dyer, Joseph Hartley and
 Jewelry booth: Miss Elizabeth Crewe, and Miss Jeanette Strahan.
 Art gallery: Miss Marion Braley, assisted by MfssesWinifred Fenton, May Grove. May Grove, and Helen Storms and George Chase.
 Lung tester and weighing machine: Mrs. Charles Roessier and Miss Hele- na Wulf
 Pure food booth: Florence c. Prit- chard and MaybeIle Pritchard.
 Fish pond: Miss Hazel Robinson.
 The cloak rooms were taken care of by the following:
 Third company: Privates L. ". Kingsley. Private J. K. Kingsley and Privates Casey and Olaf
 Boy Scouts: Troop Leader H. B.. Dolbeare, Scouts John Alton, Jonathan Johnson, Clifford Pardy
 Tho Third company officers, Captain G. B. Church, Lieutenant w. R. Deni- son, Lieut. F. Q. Smith and Corporal c. T. Kelly were floor directors and the floor assistants were Sergt. Louis Waters, E. J. Dowdell, F. J. Wolfens- derger E. B. Sheldon.
 Those members Of the Third com pany who acter as users were o. M. Sergt. Gerard L. Ranger, Corp. c. A. Morse, Privates W. c. Bushnell, E. B. Street, G. M. Ellsworth, G. H. Burke and L. A. Howard while the Y. MI c. A usherS were Ernest Cherry, and Harold Preston.
 Serst. $. L. Lester was in charge of the shooting gallery and was assisted by Private William J. McLinsky. First Sergt- F. W. Brewster took tickets at the main entrance, and Private George H. Burke acted as special po- liceman.
 At the side show Joseph Hughes was dpokkeeper and Ernest Bossey acted as barker in a very capable man ner while Ralph Wilson sold the tick cts.
 The circus will conclude with this evenings performance,