Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-05
JEWETT CITY

The annual banquet and ladies' night
of Reliance Lodge. No. 20, l. Q. o. F.,
d. 10. Gilbert. noble grand brought
together a representative body of resi-
dent odd Fellows, their wives, fami-
lies and friends, Friday evening. At
Z o'clock a banquet was served IN the
Methodist church yestry by the La
dies Aid Society. The menu included
ported beef, escalloped potatoes, let
tuce and cabbage salad, Parker House
rolls, pickles, cake, ace cream and
coffee. The committee in charge was
Mrs. w. R. Burdick. Mrs. E. B. Che
new. Mrs. Alice Y. Anthony Mrs. j.
F. Pace. Mrs. Robert Robertson, Mrs.
w. J. Robertson. Jr., Mrs. George
Wright, Mrs. Ella GeeT, Mrs. L. D.
Howe, Mrs. j. B. Aldrich and Mrs.
Ethel Nursch. Floral decorations We're
! upon the tables. The social part of the
| programme was held in RiouX hall. A
! fine programme Of music and readings
was enthusiastically received. Miss
/ Doris AIyott sang the ballad Until, by
! Wilfred SanderSon. Her encore was
Philosophy, by David Ernmell. Miss
irene Stewart played a piano solo, Lily
Of the Valley, 0Iazurka, by smith. Her
! encore was Joyful Strains, by .. M. >.
| Chaebel. Harry IioWes gave buck and
wing dancing, illustrating the many
| intricate steps OF that southern pianta-
ton pastime. w. s. Montgomery re-
cited over the Hills to the Poorhouse,
bv VIII Carleton and read Limburger
| Cheese. Miss Nyott and Miss Sadie
! Thompson SANG the duet, See the Pale
/ Moon by +. Campana. Their encore
was Like the Lark, by Franz Abt. Each
| member was finely rendered. Mrs. Il
E. Gilbert was the accompanist. The
1 grand march which was 10 have beer
led by Noble Grand z. Il. Gilbert and
/ Mrs Gilbert WIS given up because OF
the length of the exercises. Ashland
orchestra furnished music for dancing
Prof T. H. Gilbert was prompter. The
hall was decorated with flags, the three
jlinks-the emblem of the order being
suspended in the center of the room.
The committee Of arrangements was
William McC&uggage, Thomas UptoT
land John Stewart. The committees fol
the evening were E. E. Gilbert, mas
ter Of ceremonies. L. NJ. Carpenter
floor director, William tombstone, as
sistant floor director; aids, ALFRED
Stebbins, S. A Thompson, John Potts
Jr, Harry Howes.
Miss isabel Marshall and Miss Alice
Blair attended the Older Girls Con,
1 ference held in the Central Baptis
church, Norwich, Friday afternoon ant
evening Miss Marshall responded t.
the address of welcome.
Rev. j. J. Mccabe was in Bristol OIL
Friday to attend the funeral of Rev
Thomas J. Keena pastor of st. 10
lSeph's church. Rev. +. J.~Kuster, whit
: assumes the pastoral duties for TIL
present at that church. was formerly ;
beloved curate of st. Mary's church, il
JeWett City.
;, The Eyes of the Heart will be tn
subject Of Rev. Albert Donnell's morn
ing sermon Sunday at the Congrega
tional church. Miss Sadie Thompso
will lead the Y. P. S. C. E. at I, topic
Our Relation to God.
Rev. Myron D. FuIler's talk to tn
juniors Sunday at the Baptist churc
will be Lessons From All Fools Day
Message to the seniors. The Law c
Development. Tyler Gilbert will lea
the Y P. S. c. E. at 615; topic, Pray
er. A Notable Person and Notabl
Document is the subject of the p. n
service. Special gospel singing.
The Test of Love is Rev. ]. B. Aid