Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-16
JEWETT CITY

An English mission was opened at St. Mary's church Sunday It will last 3 week and is conducted by Father Basil Kahler and Father Bernard Gar vey, of the Order of Caicet Carnelites of Engiewood, N. J. Father Kahler is the superior of this order. which is conducting it's first mission here in this section of the state. Both priests are eloquent speakers. The masses are at and 7.s0 each morning and the exercises in the evening are at 7.S0, concluding next Sunday evening. The services are open to anyone who wish to attend them
 The Congregational Sunday school picnic was held Saturday afternoon in Pachaug, on Charles Morgan's prop erty A hundred people went over in 8 truck and private automobiles and greatly enjoyed the afternoon. It is an ideal spot for picnic and the weather was most propitious. Games were played, and in the contests, thrift stamps were given as prizes. Re- treatments were served and everyone voted September a lovely month for a picnic.
 The outino for the employees of the A. B. Burleson Co. Inc. took place as was at first planned. They went to Providence, where Mir Conway of the firm from New York met them and conducted the outing.
 Miss Sadie Haddad enters the em- ploy of Ashland Cotton Co. today as stenographer.
 Miss Laura Shepherdson of >South bridge was guest at Mrs. T. B Keen's Saturday.
 Special meetings are to be held al the Baptist church each evening this week.
 Miss Elizabeth Clarke, who has beer engaged in settlement work in New York this summer, is to give talk on the subject at the meeting of the Baptist Mission circle in the vestry Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Mrs. Albert Donnell entertains the Ladies Society of the Congregations church Thursday afternoon. at tho parsonage.
 The auction of the property of the late Miss Amy Buchanan. held Sat. 1 urday, was well patronized and wa. l one of the most satisfactory sales moneywise. The house and land wal sold for s2.005 to Henry Cyr, of Jew cit City. All the household good. were sold at good prices. D. L. Phil | lips is the admi listrator of the estate Lafayette Kinnt was the auctioneer Jacob Reid has closed his 1abors a the Jewett City greenhouses. Miss Mabel McEroome entertaines most delightfully."- at musicale Fri day evening in honor of her sister Miss Alice McBfoome, graduate
 nurse of New Britain The guestt were those who sang in the Baptfs choir few years ago when Mis- Alice McBroome was soprano soloist Those who contributed to the en joyment of the evening with instru
 mental music and songs were Mrs. E E, Gilbert, Miss Vera McBroome, R P Gardner, G. H. Prior, Rev M. D 1 Fuller, Mrs. G. H. Prior and Miss A1ic,
 McBroome. The guests joined in pop
 ular and patriotic songs. The hostes
 assisted by Mrs. F. H. Gilbert, served chicken salad with olives and swee
 pickles, ice cream. fancy cakes an, coffee.
 1 The guests included Rev. and Mrs 1 NJ. D. Fuller. Mrs. Ida I. Foster, Mrs
 r. H. Gilbert. Miss Alice A. Brown Charles F. Gardner, Mir. and Mrs. G l H. Prior, Mir. and Mrs. B. R. Gardner R. P. Gardner, Mrs. George Sparks
 Mrs. E. E, Gilbert, Miss Ellen Prior
 Mss Vera McBroome and E. H. His
 cox.
 There was practically no automobil
 traffic on the state road during Sun day