Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-04
JEWEIT CITY

Al a StateQ c0mluunlcat0ln or Mount Vernon Lodge, No. IS. A. F. q A. M.. held in their lodge rooms
 Tuesday evening. the following of heers were e<scted to serve for 1920. r. l. Kanahan. worshipful master; B. R. Gardner, senior warden, Nor man Rarkhurst, iup:or warden; D. Fl. Hiscox. treasurer; c. H. Prior secre- tary.
 The other officers of the order to ! be made kpown later, are appointeive. Mics Esther M. Gray of this place and Charles Langbehn of Norwich were married Tuesday in Norwich by Rev. A. F. Purkiss, passor of the Central Baptist church. Miss Gray 1 is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. 1 M. Gray and is native of Jeweit City. Mr. Langbehn is connected with the Norwich State hospital. The dearse of master mason is to be conferred on a class of six candidates | Saturday afternoon and evening by Mount Vernon lodge, No. 75, A. F. & A. M.
 Monday evening. Camp No. 8s77.
 Modern Woodmen of America elected the following officers for 1920: l Venerable consul, Eugene J. Carroll; advisor, John W. Wilson; banker,
 John A. Hourigan; escort, John W. Potts, Jr.; inside watchman, John Greul; sentry, Ransom Hansen;
 manager three years, John H. Staff
 ford; manager for two years, Francis
 Johnson; manager for one year, John
 ", Blakei deputy, Francis Johnson. l P. Eugene Sweet, of Providence, gave a very interesting entertainment tsy, of,,, ,<11,v l ening. As an impersonater he kept his audience in merry mood. Songs and elocution were q pleasing part of the programme.
 i Wednesday was the. coldest day of the season. Not once did the mer- cury rise above freezing. A thin coat of ice formed on all the local ponds.
 Friday evening at Pachaug town hall County Agent Marslnad will meet iall intetested in formulating the schedule for an extension school which is to be held at an early date. l Mrs. Abraham Zeseer entertained . flew young people Tuesday in honoi of the birthday of her two year old daughter, Olga, The guests were
 Misses Marjorie and Eunice Webster
 Elizabeth Mclaughlin, Alice GagnoI
 and Mildred Olsin. The little gir
 received number of gifts. Mrs Be.
 geer was assisted by Mrs. H. C. Web
 ster in entertaining the guests.
 Miss Grace Olin of Willimantic il a guest at MT. and Mrs. $. A. Thomp
 sons.
 | Native honey in the comb is yer, scarce in the local stores. New Yorl state honey is bringing fifty cents box. F. Kanahan has markete. some in 5 4ss.
 J. B. Palmer, Jr., of Lisbon, one o
 the biggest honey producers in thi tsection, remembers that twenty fiV years ago, after gaining the neces sary permission, he visited the ol ! Blissville mill, landmark situate ! on the them Norwich turnpike, nu liar from his home. All summer Nil Palmer had been watching sWarr F of bees which had made this thei , home away up under the jet, near tn belfry. fifty feet or more from tn ground. He says that almost an ! day last summer the bees could b Iseen coming in . steady line from tn i nearby fields, .busily engaged in col ; llecting their winter store of honey
 They gained entrance under the je through a small crack. As a resui of his visit he secured sixty-thre pounds of pure comb honey of tn
 | finest uality, also seven quarts 0 young worker bees and the queen.
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