Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-29

number from Moosup, Central Village, Jewett City and other neighboring towns were present. The concert was ably presented and proved very pleas ing. The members taking part were directed by James Royle who won hearty praise for the success of the evening. Mrs. Eveliyn Jordan John son of Providence, R. l., assisted the members greatly.
 The singers were: Sopranos, Mrs. Evelyn Jordan Johnson, Mrs. Arthur Mathewson, Mrs. Irving Phillips. Mrs. Mrs. John Kingsley, the Misses Doro- thy Tfllinghast, Mary Kingsley, Flor ence Butterworth, Evelyn, Hudson, Maude Hudson and Teresa Sullivan; altos, The Misses Edith Peterson, Amy Walker, Annie Stubbs, Ruth Maddock and Maude Shippee; tenors, Messrs. Sidney Mathewson, Christopher Krauss. Walter Lathrop and John Bradford; baSSes, Rev. Arthur Bar wick, Messrs. Albert Hilton, Cecil Bradford. Frank Wilbur, John Gallup, Albert Whiteley and George Kay.
 MT. John German, clarinet; Mrs. Edward Winsor and Hrs. George Dean were the readers of the evening, Mrs. Henry Leach, accompanist, and James Royle, director
 The program follows:
 Part I-Chorus, Build Me Straight; recitation, bass, The Merchants Word i; duet, soprano and alto, Beautiful They Were; choral recitation, tenors and passes, Thus" said he, i've will build this ship!":: recitation and air, sopra- no, The Masters Word; quartet, un- accompanied. An! How Skilful Grows the Hand; recitation, alto, Thus With the Rising of the Sun; chorus, Happy, Thrice Happy!
 Part H.-Recitation, tenor, Day by Day the Vessel Grew; chorus, Build Me Straight; air, bass, The Ocean Old; i; recitation, soprano and chorus, On the Deck; recitation, Baritone and chorus, Then the Master; air, tenor, How voices, Sail Forth Unto the Sea of Life; chorus and solo, Sop, Sail On, Nor Fear to Breast the Sea Second Part-Pianoforte solo, pre- l Jude, Rachmanikoff, Mrs. Julia Tracy; reading, Mrs. George Dean; song, The Swallows, Cowen, Mrs. Jordan John- son; clarinet solo, Mir. J. German; pianoforte duet, Miss Helen Gallup and Miss Augustus Krauss; male quartet, Messrs. Krauss, Mathewson Wilbur, and Bradford reading, Mrs E. Winsor; pianoforte solo, A la Bren Me Cshut9, Mrs: Julia Tracy: Songs l a, Mud Songs, (Rodgers), b, Will-o- the-Wisp (Spross), Mrs. Jordan John son; solo and chorus, NSeek Ye the Lord CRoberts9 organ Accompaniment 1 Damaged Auto Removed. 1 A number from the village went tc French's crossing, between here ana Central Village, Sunday, to look ovel the automobile which crashed into thu bell posts at the crossing Saturda! I evening.
 The report circulated here concern ing the accident is that the party il a new touring car was returning tt Danielson and when they arrived a the crossing a train was coming ant the driver turned in and instead O using his brake he had the clutch ant the car picked up considerable speed crashed into one bell post and tor, it down and hit another post wher, the machine was stopped. No one il the machine is believed to have beel injured. The front of the car wa. ruined and it Is thought that the en zine was damaged also.
 The automobile was removed iron the crossing Sunday.
 A person who saw the acciden claims that the car was going yer. slowly at the time and that the acci dent was not due to any reckless driv ing.
 fl The railroad crossing at this piac is very dangerous as 1t is very hard especially at night, to see whether
 train is approaching as there is sharp bend near the crossing.
 Noted Lodge Anniversary.
 Loyal Livingstone Lodge, I. o. o. F
 M. U., observed it's anniversary il