Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-20
JEWETT CITY
Over Sixty Guarantors for Return of Chautauqua Next Season-juniors Figure in Closing Days Program Sunday Serviees-A Beautiful Book of Snow Scenes.

The last day of Chautauqua was one of the best and particularly interesting on account of the afternoons presen- tation of Liberty's Torch by the Junior Chautauqua. In only three days work of two hours each day, the Junior superintendent, Miss Lacey, had train ed the children with wonderful snc- cess The parts allotted were; Irene Stewart as Liberty; David Bal lou, Uncle Sam; Ellen Faust, Waste ful Winnie; Rose Crumb, Conserva- tion Carrie; Everett McCluggage, Rat- tle-Pocket; Many Penny, Bernard Weschler; Mark Aldrich, Thrift Stamp; James Stafford, Liberty Bond; War Savings Stamp, Arthur Carroll; | France, Emma Dearnley; Belgium, Edith Williams: Britain, Arlene Bur dicks Italy, Karlene Alling; The Genius of Aladdin's Lamp, David | Hewitt, Christine Burdick; Nellie Hobart, Doris Burr, Bertha Davis, Ellen Prior. Ruth Ballou and Ruby Gray. Robbers, Doris Bliss, Harriett 1 McCluggage, Linwood Mort Arthur | Shea, Helen Carleton, Kathleen Dearn- | ley. Gardeners, Russell Carpenter, Lloyd Weschler, John Takmay, Frank l Williams. David Clarke assisted with the stage arrangements. The boys performed several difficult stunts with one of the young men connected with l Chautauqua. The concerts both aft ernoon and evening were by the Grams Swiss Yodlers, and the applause and l encores spoke for the exceilency of the performance. The closing number was the lecture by Carleton Chamberlayne | and Why America Fights MT. Cham berlayne is the editor of the Schenec- tady Star and one of the most effect i've political speakers of the time. Chautaqua is assured for another year, as more than sixty guarantorf have signed the contract. The deficit this year was very small.
 Pulpit Themes for Sunday. Rev. Albert DonnelPs Sunday morn
 ing subject at the Congregations.
 church is The Prodigars Unusual Con-
 duct. Miss Marian Robinson lead,
 the c. E. meeting.
 Rev. J. B. Aldrich's morning sub
 ject at the Methodist church is Rain } bow. Mrs. w. C. Jeffers leads tn, Epworth league and the regula
 preaching service will be held at , o'clock. Reliance lodge, No. 29, l. 0 O.. F., will be in attendance for it
 annual memorial service. The pasto s will preach a sermon on Friendship.
 Rev. M. D. F'uller's Sunday mornin s suDJect at the Baptist church to tn I Juniors is X-Ray vs. May. The sub \ jeet of the morning sermon is Tn Altar of Incense. R. P. Gardner lead r the c. E. service at 6.15. The subjeC 2 for the evening service is The Sur rounded Life There will be a violi
 and cornet duet.
 q Personals.
 k Miss Augusta Learned of Norwich k a guest at Mrs. T. B. Keen's. S Mrs. Harriett Lewis of Allyn's Poir t and Mrs. Hubert Spicer of Poquetan 2, uck spent Friday with their nice
 Mrs. w. I. Johnson, of Pachaug.
 Beautiful Snow Scene of MT. Far
 ning's Home.
 e Since the visit to Jewett City tn week of President David Hale Fannin
 of the Royal Worcester compan
 friends have greatly admired a set
 views of his fine house and ground
 following the big snow and ice storl d of March 10. 1918.
 e At first MT. Tanning had few pic 5. lures taken of the blue spruces an a other ornamental trees, covered wit c snow; and these were so effective ths e he had full set ofeviews taken. Thes s. are artistically gotten up and are prt Fl ceded by fine autographed portra s, of MT. Tanning. greatly prized by h le friends.