Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-07
.JEWETT CITY
Rebekah installation by Grand Officers
 from Norwiof-~Wcdnssday Whist
 Club Entertained--Dsrnocra Cau- GUS Wednesday Eveninq.


 Tho officers of Ruthie Rebckah lodge. No. 28 were installed Monday evening by the grand officers from Norwich The officers installed were: N. G. Mrs. Louise AI Holmes; V. G., Mrs Mary Thornton: secretary, Miss Ruby z. Thornton; treasurer, Miss Ida I. Foster; warden, Mrs. Louise s. Johnstone; conductor Miss Mary AI Campbell; chaplain, Mrs. Sarah A. Jeffers: E. $. N G., Mrs. Edith Gray: l.. $. N. G.. Mrs. Mary A. Harris; R $. V. G., Mrs, Alice J. Babcocl1; L. s. V. G., Mrs. Jennie M. Wilde; l. G., Miss Esther Harris; o. G.. Miss Mary IT. Palmer. The installing off, cers were District Deputy Grand Mas ter Mrs. Grace Wiley. Deputy Grand Marshal Mrs Minnie W. Auburn, Deputy Grand Warden Mrs. Myra Mrs Hattie Parsons, Deputy Grand Treasurer Mrs. Lillian E. Futile, Dep- uty Grand Chaplain Miss Martha Campbell. Deputy Grand Guardian Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
 A supper was served after install 1ation, the committee in charge being Mrs. Mary Harris. Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell and Miss Mary Palmer. The retiring noble grand, Miss Mary Tin- keF, was presented a, past noble grand pin by Mrs. Wiley.
 Entertained Wednesday Club.
 The Wednesday Afternoon Whist club was entertained by Mrs. $. R. Waters and Mrs. F. F. Burleson at the formers home this week Mrs. II. C. Jeffers received the first prize, a silver deposit sugar basin, and Miss Elizabeth Whiting the second prize, a fern basket. The hostesses served refreshments.
 5orousF, Brevities.
 New crop curly lettuce at Jewett City Greenhouses.-Adv.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- list church meets with Miss Mabel McBroome this afternoon
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Upton, Pearl Morgan and George Seymour and family were among those who sent flowers to the funeral services of John Willis
 To Play Westerly.
 The Jewett City Basketball team will play the fast Westerly team Thursday night. The Jewett City line up will be: Benjamin and Blake for wards, Mclean center, Barry and Ben jamin guards.
 The preliminary game will be be- tween the Taftviile second and Jewett City second teams.
 Democratic Caucus.
 The democratic caucus. to put in nomination candidates for borough of fees was held in the town hall We'd nesday evening. William G. Murray wah chairman and Joseph Stafford clerk. The following candidates were named: Burgess, Joseph Bryant: clerk and treasurer. E. N. Gray; tax col lector, $. F. Brown; assessor, Marcus H. Driseoll; bailiff, Arthur Le Claire; auditor, John A. Rourigan. The bor- oush committee. John Blake, J. B. Le Claire and Marcus H. Driscoll, were empowered to fill all vacancies.
 Tramp Promptly Dealt With,
 Tales of all sorts are told of the impudence of the tramps who -infest the borough, but enc Weary Willie got his bumps literally and with ex- petition Wednesday. He started to rap at the door of d house when the man of the house happened to be out side and saw him. He asked him when he wanted and the fellow said, some thing to eat The man told him to walk on, and with an oath the tramp said. Not till I get something to eat'' In the twinklin~ of an eye, Mir Tramp lay flat on his back with his heels up in the air. But he was ugly enough to threaten the man by say ing he would get him vet