Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
.JEWETT CITY
St. Mary's Parish Fair Big Success Norwich Minister to, Speak Here Census Committee Appointed.

A large attendance at St. Mary's parish fair was much pleased with the presentation of A Jack for Every Jill by local amateur talent Thursday evening. The characters were: James Duggan as pr. Robinson, James Cotter as Benjamin Harrison Jones, William Brennan as Charles Gushington, AL fred LeClaire as Fred, Irene Roberts as Mrs. Price, Bertha McCluggage as Rosa. Alice Driscoll Miss Matilda Boggs, Margaret Cotter as Fanny Price During the evening the double ee artette of actors sang Those Songs Coal Black Rose, Silver Threads Among the Gold and Down Honolulu Way. The cast has been under the careful direction of Father Sieferman.
 Norwich Ministers to Speak.
 Rev. John Bohanan, rector of St. Andrews church of Greeneville, will conduct the Episcopal services in the Slater library hall Sunday afternoon.
 Rev. C. H. Ricketts of Norwich will occupy the Congregational pulpit Sun day morning. At the Y. P. s. c. E. meeting the topic will be Using What We Have. Mrs E. H. Hiscox, leader.
 At the Methodist church the pastor, Rev. Samuel Thatcher, will preach, morning subject, The Failure of a Great Life. In the evening there will the Book of Revelation At the Ep worth league meeting Mrs. L. D. Howe will be the leader.
 At the Baptist church the subject of the morning sermon will be The Stay CTS Danger Signal The evening ser vice will be Young Peoples night. The subject of the sermon will be A Young Moral Warrior. Rev. J. A. SpideH is the pastor.
 Teachers Met
 In response to the request of A.-C. Burdick, superintendent of the schools of Griswold, teachers meeting of the teachers in the outlying districts of the town was held in the Riverside school building Friday afternoon The superintendent has prepared an exten- sive outline of study and the meeting was for the purpose of considering the matter in detail, to SC and under stand what is required, with a view to the maintenance of the present high stau- dard and the general welfare of the schools of the town F. E. Robinson, chairman of the school board of Gris- wold, was invited to attend. The fol- lowing teachers were present: Pa chaug, Miss Mildred Montgomery; Woodward Miss Bertha L. Geer; HopeviiIe, Miss Ida V. Dawley; Tyler, tha Montgomery; Stone HiI Miss Gladys Moran; Boardman, Miss Lillian Miner; GIasgo, Miss Mary G. Rathbun and Miss Della F. Ma1loy; Brewster, Miss A. IdeI1a Young.
 Rev. J. E. Sieferman was in Bridge port to attend the funeral services of Rev. John Murphy. Father Sieferman was former curate with Father Mur- phy.
 Mrs. W R. Burdick was-in Douglas. Mass, Friday to attend the funeral of her brothers wife, Mrs. w W. Brown.
 Washington birthday supper, Con. Vestry, Feb P. D. m.-adv.
 Mrs. A. R. Young is slowly recover ing from a severe attack of acute indi- geStion.
 Selectnan James H. Shea has ap- pointed the following committee to take the military census: Rev. John J McCabe, Rev. Joseph H. Sieferman, Louis Masse. Timothy E. Shea, Arba Browning, John H. Tracy. John A. Hourigan, John W. Blake Clovis Casa want, Frank Minski, Alexander Mo Nicol, Rev. Samuel Thatcher, Rev. AL Bert Donnell, John Potter, Arthur N. Ii LHeureux, Lewis M. Carpenter. Charles Palmer, Joseph E. Herbert. John F. Hennon, Joseph Mccarthy and Benjamin R. Gardner.