Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-27
JEWETT CITY.
Annual Banquet and Social of Reliance
 Lcdse-Hish Ranking of Local Dairy
 EntEies-Alfred Maepherson's Death.

Reliance lodge, No 29, l. O. o. F., held it's annual banquet and social in the lodge rooms in Films block on Friday evening. The entertainment was given in Rioux's hall, using the following programme:
 Selection by the orchestra; song, Miss Jennie Johnson; song, Mrs Charles Mckay; selection, orchestra; son; song, Miss Johnson: selection, orchestra; acconlpanist, Miss Annie Robertson; Drew's orchestra, Norwich
 A supper was served in Odd Eel. laws hall by Rutlie Rebakah lodge, No. 2S. the committee being Mrs. A. w Harris, Mrs. G. H. Thornton, Miss Ida Foster, Miss Ruby Thornton and Mrs, Francis Campbell. The menu includ- ed escaHoped oysters, cold tongue and ham, mashed potatoes, celery, pickles. rolls. cake. fruit and coffee
 Dancing with sixteen numbers fol- lowed, for which Drew's orchestra, of Norwich played and F. H. Gilbedt prompted. The grand march vas led by MT. and Mrs. M. George Wilcox The committees in charge were:
 Master of ceremonies, s. A. Thomp- son. Arrangement committee. Samuel Thatcher. F. C. Campbell, D. A. Both well. Floor director, Clarence JefferS. Assisted by H. George Wilcox, L. M. Carpenter, $. Warren Esten, A. H. McCluggage, Fred Whal1ey, W. Scott Roode. Frank Palmer. Decorating committed, William Johnstone, Alfred Stebbins, William Jeffers, Peter Me Arthur. Reception committee. John W. Potts. George 4. Haskell Albert liar ris, Dr. $. H. Holmes, E. M. Blake, Hugh Davis. Dr. John F. German.
 Miss Bessie AIcCluggage has been in Brooklyn. N. Y. called there by the illness and death of Alfred AIacpher- son the nine r%Tnths old son of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Macpherson. Mrs. Macpherson is James McCluggage's niece, and witt: the baby. spent several weeks here lest summer. .
 Dairy Entries Ranked High
 At the 34th annual convention of the Connecticut Dairy association held in Hartford. B. .. Bliss, butter maker for the Jewett City Creamery Co, entered class butter granular butter and unsalted butter, on all four entries Mir Bliss received a high per cent rating and will receive the pro rata ap- portionnent of the cash awards offered by the association fer high class creamery products.
 Sunday Subjects.
 The Rev. MT. NacLean Goldie of Yantic will preach for the Episcopal mission at 3.30 next Sunday afternoon, in Slater Library hall.
 Hell, will be the Rev. Allan Spidells morning subject at the Baptist church, evening, Seeking the Best
 Divine Protection, will be the Rev. Samuel Thatcher's subject in the morning at the Metrodist church. A service. an Evening with Fannie Crosby will supplant the evening preaching service
 Rev. Charles 4. Northrup will occu- py the Congregational pulpit Sunday morning. The Y. P. s. C. E. meeting will be held in the evening.
 William Park. president of the Nor wich local union will be present.
 Appointed Dog Warden.
 Amos Phillips has been appointed dog warden by the selectTnen of the town, the position was formerly held by the late 4. J. Tinker.
 Borough Briefs.
 Captain CuIvers records at Stone Hill show a rain fall of 1.59, and Dr. S. H. Holmes Is in Wednesday nights s storm. The QEinebaug is well up to- wards high water stage.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. E, Keen. Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Jennings. and Edward H. of Franklin council, No. 5, R. 6 $. NJ and Franklin chapter, No 1, R. 4. M, in Norwich.
 Miss Mildred Culver and William Burns of New London were guests of Donald c. Bliss, while in town to at tend the Odd Fellows banquet.
 The Ladies' society ~of the Baptist church met at the home of Mrs Emma, Raney Thursday afternoon. Mrs Raney was assisted by Mrs. [. M. Swift and Mrs John Perkins.
 William c. LafferS has been in Att lautic City, N. J., to attend the funeral of MEs- Evan Jeffries.