Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-23
JEWETT CITY
andaunted Lodge Celebrates Forty Fifth Anniversary-sale of vassar Farn,-Red Cross Has Knitted Arti- cIes Ready For Selected Mer..

Undaunted lodge, No.s B. K. of@P, celebrated it's forty fifth anniversary In their new hall in the town build ing, Thursday evening. After prayer by Rev. J. B. Afdrich, the address of welcome was made by c. c. John w. Potts. L. F. Kinney gave a very in- terestihg historic ssietehzof the order. Tfe address of the evening was by Vice Grand Chancellor NJ H. Norton, of New Britain. During the evening there were two violin duets by Miss Doris Myott and Tyler Gilbert. A fine. supper was served by the CaIanthe club. The committee of arrangements Was l.. F. Kinney, F. B. Robinson and s. A Thompson.
 The connnnittees appointed to arrange for. the annual banquet and ladies night of Mt. Vernon lodge, No. 75, r. and A. M... ". I5.3Payne, master is, l.. M. Carpenter, " T. Crumb and E. A. Potter.
 Pulpit Themes Tomorrow. l Sunday morning at the Congrega- tional. church, Rev Albert Donnell will Service Commission of the Congrega- tionaI Churches. Y.j P. $. e. r. at [ D. n.- Mrs. Albert DonEsil, . leader, topic, The Power of the Cross in Asia. s# The, subject of the sermon by Rev. James B. Aldrich, pastor at the Meth ] odist church in the morning will be, l The Invisible. .z 1asssg ! '<. r Junior league at B Epwortt League at 6. AsAC. -Bfirdick, leader. The snb- ject at the ' o'clock service will be, The Two Sisters. 3,. 1 Rev. Myron D.. Fuller, pastor of the Baptist church will talk to the Junior congregation on. The Left Handed
 Man, and the message for the senior l congregation, will be The Heavenly
 Vision. Bible school at noon, the i orchestra assisting with music. Y. P Tyler; Gilbert. Topic. The Cross in Asia. At the ' o'clock gospel service ! the pastor will tell the story. of The Next Day. The orchestra will play Glory and Honor, by Geunod There will be a report from the 18th Connee- ticut Older Boys Conference held. iT
 New London on Friday and Satur-
 day by two olderl boys who attended Twenty Two at Meeting. L r. The Ladies society of the .Congre. gational church met at. the home o1
 Mrs. Charles E. Spicer Thursday aft.
 ernoon with twe1t vt wo, present Mrs
 Spicer was assisted by Mrs. E. A. Pot
 ter, Mrs. c. YSolff Ms, John Whal
 ley and Mrs. Fred sghaaley.s
 I Vassar arn, snid.S
 The Misses have Sold thei
 farm to purchhsers from Plltnam, ant
 have moved to, a cottage; eflEhe, out,
 skirts of Jewett City. < Miss Esthel 1 Vassar who has been i'll Sis Recovering
 her health slowly k $s5te ss9te II Aid Society Entertained.s
 Miss Ruby Thornton entertained tn,
 Ladies' Aid society. of the Baptis assisted by Mrs. Esther Fitch, Mrs tC. D. Babcocl, Mrs. Nathan T. Bab
 cock and Mrs. E. M. Gray. Twenty
 four were present. t~'
 MT. and Mrs. William Johnstone en tertained M. H. Norton of Ney Britain, Thursday.
 Knitted Articlts For Selected Men. The Red Cross room will be ope today (Saturday) and Monday after
 noon. from to 4 o'clock so that tn { young men who' leave for Camp Dev ems Tuesday. may come to the roor
 and be fitted out with knitted article l and comfort hags. Those in charge C 7 the work hope that all who live with . In the jurisdiction of Jewett Cit 2 chapter will avail themselves of thi 2 opportunity, as, the chapter will b t unablt to furnish these articles afte t the men leave for camp.
 On Home Leave.
 Raymond Johnson is at his home 1 Pachaug for few days. He is sta !, toned in Washington with divisio of the American Ordnance base de pot in France.
 Harold D. Spicer who is in the a1
 iation corps just at present is study
 ing in Brooklyn and will be returne
 to. Kelley Field, Texas. He is at hon
 over Sunday.
 Everett H. Hiscox. IT,. Is at hon Q on forty eight hours leave. He is as sistant commander of Machine Gu = Co. C. IL S. N. R. F. Newnnrt.. R