Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-12

Financial Campaign &i~ $50
Scores of. children, esenting't the
graded schools in the town. partici-
pated in q musical festival held in tbs
town hall Friday affernOons The fesa
tfvaI an innovation In school affairs
in town, demonstrated conciusively
the value of the towns policy In pro-
viding instruction along musical Hines
and in developing something OF the
artistic in the pupils. The ehoruses,
solos, folk dances, etc., all contributes
10 the making OF a very interesting
and entertaining affair. The musicale
was arranged under the direction OF
Miss Bernice Cegswell. supervisor OF
music in the schools of KAlingly. Tho
representatives of each school con-
trfbuted something to the program
that won for each particular school
special distinction, Indicative of the
fact that the instruction is as va1uaI
BILE in DayviI1e, Good year. Attawau-
gan. Ballouville and other villages as
in Danielson. -'Sef-aS
Crisp Borough Chronicles.
Mrs Durant E. Lathrop and son Of
Winthrop, Mass. are visiting Mrs,
Mae Bailey, teaching at Aver. Mass,
is also at her home here for the week
end. ~
members of the ladies' Reading cir
Gle at her home for meeting Mon
dav afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Landry return
ed here from their wedding trip. go
ing later to their home in Thonpsonz
Vile.
Raymond Bartlett. son of Mr.. ana
Mrs q. p. Bartlett, and Payson- Hay
ward. also well known here go to
Plattsburgh to take instruction at the
officers training camp.
Ralph E. Woodbury., as contract
agent and collector for the s. N. E
Telephone company, has taken up bis
residence here.
Wilbur c. Rice of Niddietown Wis
tied with friends in Danielson Fri
day. =
Membership Now 1872.
The membership Of the local chap
ter OF the Red Cross was announced
Friday afternoon as 3S2- 49,
A real social dance, Q. E. Woods
orchestra. Phoenix hall, tonight. Come.
Rev. T. r. Edwards of Newton,
Mass will preach at the services at
the Baptist church Sunday.
Members Of the Pentecostai church
held a cottage prayer meeting at the
home of Mrs Lucy Baker, Furnace
street, Friday evening. -r
Clubmen's War Tax. 81"
Under the proposed war tax, mem
bers of the Bohemian club Will be as
sessed ten cents a month extra on
their club dues. i
The temperature dropped to 80 de-
grees IN Danieison Friday morning.
and a piercing northwest wind added |
TO the discornforts. of the day.
Twenty two cases In Eleven Days. II
Three more cases in the town court
Friday mornings record Of % in l.. |
days Of May. a2 --t-t ~ 80
Henry G. Narrower of Hartford vis-
tied friends here Friday. 4
4. P Woodward has been In Hart |
ford on a business trip.
New auto livery service. direction
Of J. J. Cody. Phone calls to garage |
.75-12, or 3O3. Good cars, prompt /
service. Omar LaBar driver.-adv. i
Very little planting of home gar
dens has been done here this week on I
account of the unreasonable weather |
Mission for French Practitioners,
A mission for French speaking, |
members Of St James parish will be- I
gin Sunday ,-...- .-r-
Wage advances in more mills here !
bbouts are to be announced with the |
opening of the coming week.
Embroidery Clubs Whist.
In St John Baptist hall in the HIDE |
block, Friday evening, more than $50 |
persons attended a whist and basket |
social given under the auspices of the |
club. II
This week the members of the Thir- |
teenth company have been expectant !
Of mobilizat ton orders, but it has
practically passed without a cali, conn.,
Ing Most Of the men have returned l.
to the occupations in which they wered
engaged before going out for guard
duty in March. - "a -..(