Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-28
.IEWETT CITY

Finn Opera House was crowded with a delighted audience at the Vie tory Minstrcls. presented by ~ oung Ladies and Old Mcn'' of St Mary's parish, Tuesday evening. Tho stage was gorgeous in its red. white anJ blue setting. The background was panels of tho national colors, and ! raised platform covered in red sup ported white chairs. on which sat the young ladies gowned in white The other chairs were red and blue. The men wore dress suits, and the end men had fancy dress suits. The com pany had spent weeks of practice and this was evidenced by the smooth ana pleasing performance. The local hits which had been kept q profound secret were decided hits. The instrumental music was by Morey's Reinforced Con- crete orchestra. An informal dance wAs held at The Bijou, after the con- cert. The programme follows: Open ing chorus. Carry Me Back to Old Nir- ginney; soloist Christopher Krauss, chorus by entire company; chorus. Have a Smile. company: grand entry, premier end men--bones, Fred Smith, Albert Panuette, John Le Claire; tam boes William Rail-, James Duggar, Alpherie LeClaire; interlocutor, Eu- gene Le Claire; Doughboy, Jackie Me Kenna; Cob. Johnnie Potts. Instru- | mental Overture, Indianaola. end men; {! solo, That Tumble down Shack in 1 Atfllone, William Duggan; end song, How Va Going to Keep 'Em Down on l the Farm, Fred Smith; solo, One i Sweet Girl, Della Mercy; solo, Wait ! and See. Foster Harrington; end song, I Amt Got Weary Yet. William Rail-: recitation, De Stove Pipe Hole | Helena Labarre; solo. Dear Old Pal 1 of Mine Christopher Krauss; end song, You'll Find Old Dixie-land 1T France, Albert Paquette; solo. Salva- tion Lassie of Mine, Catherine McEl- ligott; solo. Dear Heart. Charles Har- rington; end song. Anthipg's Nice 1 That Comes From Dixieland. James Duggan; solo, Why Don't You Smile Wonder Where the Lilies Grow, Edna Sharkey; end solo, M M Ielindy John Le Claire; solo. I'm Forever i Blowing Bubbles, Uldric Jodoin; solo You're the Dawn of the New World tt Me, Aglae Therrien; end song, It's No. body's Business but Ma Own. Alpine. .i rie Le Claire; A Little Jazz. premie' end men; grand finale chorus, Keel the Home Fires Burning, company
 The chorus included Irene Roberts Rose Ritchie, Helena Labarre, Mar! ClllilIl, 2AilHlt NoullciI. 1dfi Jpbclt+ Jennie Blake. Amelia Rail. Josephin Takman, Flora Lambert. Irene Sy inington, Agnes Synington, 'AnleE, Morancey, Eva La Flamme, Alma Ca dieux. Nora Driscoll.
 The committee of arrangements wa J. H. Mccarthy, director: A gt Pa quette, James Duggan, Miss Agla Therrien and Miss Annie Y. Connel
 There is to be meeting in tn town han at 7.50 this evening of tn soldiers and sailors to make final ar engagements for the march Memoria Day.
 Abram Scott. William Tyndal Carleton Fiske and Hugh Marsh ar at home, having been honorably dis charged.
 Recorder w. R. Burdck of Ashlan Lodge, A. o. U. w., has paid to tn
 heirs of Timothy Foley the benefit
 full of s2,ooO.
 The body of Mariorigue Pepin va
 brought from Central Falls, R. L. o
 Monday to St Marys cemetery, Lis
 bon. for burial Rev. J. H. Sieferma
 read committal service. Houriga
 Bros. were in charge.
 Noe Duaas has a disIocated elbo
 caused by being thrown from h
 team. The wheel struck a large stor
 and threw him off the seat. Dr.
 Byron Sweet attended the injure ] man.