Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-01
JEWETT CITY

The twenty-first annual concert and
ball Of the A. A. Young. Jr, H. s, L
Co., No. /, was held in Firms Opera
house. Friday evening. The following
concert programme By Cartwright
Brothers orchestra, proved highly
pleasing: Overture, Light Cavalry
Suppe; violin solo, Roland S. Tape
ly; trombone solo. Old Home Down
On the Farm, Harlow Herbert E.
Cartwright; string trio, Summer
Dream, H. C. and H. f. Cartwright
ana R. S. Tapely: cornec and from
H. E. Cartwright; Xylophone solo, by
Harry E. Cartwright; finale, Novelty
Selection
The Firemen's ball is always one of
the social events of the season. The
attendance was good. The many
handsome dresses worn by the ladies
did not fail to receive merited admI-
ration. The merry groups on the
floor We're evidence of the hearty en-
joyInent of the dance order of "A
numbers. E. Berry served a buffet
lunch during the evening.
The grand march of IS couples
was led by Foreman ana Mrs. Dorey
Jarvis and moved at a little after
nine o'clock. The committee whose
efforts and attention made the BALL
the success It proved to be were:
Master of ceremonies, Dorey Jar
Wis. Floor director, Noise Loranger.
Aids: Louis Masse. Mathew Geary,
James Smith, William Rail-, H. Cor
don Willis and Alphonse Fontaine. Re
ception committee, J. r. Mccarthy
Eugene Carroll, Louis BacEon, Dennis
Griffin Henry Ballou, Joseph Couture.
Committee of arrangerne ITS. John F.
Hennon, Dennis Sullivan. Thomas
Wakely, James H. Shea, and John
Sharkev.
Of the IS couples in the grand
march, % of the men were firemen,
seven were from the United States
Navy and seven from the Army. All
agreed that the best orchestra that
ever played for a fireman's ball was
that engaged for the 1919 event. The
attendance was over 500, including
visitors from Norwich. Moosup, Will
mantle. Wauregan, New London and
Providence.
The following officers 81 undaunted
lodge No. ST. K. OF p. were installed
Thursday evening by District Deputy
Grand Chancellor A. A. Guile. Of Nor
witch, assisted by D, D. G.. r., William
Tohnstene and d. D, Grand Master AZ
Arms William j, Robertson. .tr.6 G, C.,
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The GaiaHthe club furnished sand
witches, cake and eaffea. I3afere the
lunch theFa we're Teaaari.s by District
Deputy william TehRstana and Dis
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Francis Campbell and Mrs: Ed#iR
Gray.
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