Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-20

selectmen have a number of designs
under consideration.
Those fortunate people who bought
tickets In advance and arrived early
got a seat; those who did not, didn't
even get inside the church, let alone
being given the privilege of standing.
at the Old Folks concert held at the
Methodist church auditorium Wednes-
day night The following varied pro-
gramme was --lightfully rendered and
each number was we'll received, en-
cores being frequent:
Part Edwin E. Cross director
Mrs. Charles Beebe accompanist
Pickett's orchestra, March of Ye Great
Company; Two old tyne tunes %
Portland, CD Ocean, we great choire;
Ring Out Sweet Bells of Peace, John
Hardman; one old tyne tune, Ode on
Science, We great choire; Thread City
| Quartette, Messrs. Pickett, Williams,
LaFeur and Gallup; reading, Mrs. Bee
| be; piano solo, Leroy Wade Webster:
| (a) Morning, Edward Grieg, (b) Ca
| price Espagnole, G. W. Kern; Baby
| Glover, by Willeby, Miss Ebba Smith
| When the Boys Come Back, We great
choire; Pickett's orchestra.
Part II.-Strike the Cymbol We great
choire; Dost Thou Love Me, Sister
Ruth? Miss Ruth Herrick and William
C. Dreschler; An Open Secret Miss
Grace Jacobs; duet, The Battle Eve, by
Bonheur NJ. J. Farrell and \. L
French; Cousin Jedediah, Mrs. Mont
gomery and We great choire; tenor So
los, NJ. j. Farrell; Rose of My Heart
Lohr, I Hear You Calling Ne, Mar
shall; When George the Third Was
King. F. B. Eaton; tenor solo, select
ed, Charles Jordan; one grande ole
| tune, Jerusalem My Glorious Home, yt
grande chorus; Oh, Dry Those Tears
Mrs. E. P. Aver; Thread City Quar-,
tette; Till We Meet Again, a. L. Clarl
and chorus.
One of the features of the program
was the appearance of the Thread CITY
Quartette, John r. Pickett, George W
Williams, Frank Gallup and JOSEPH
LaFleur, whose singing was great,
enjoyed The chorus, consisting of 3
members, was exceedingly good. Pick
ett's orchestra furnished music. TIL
proceeds of the entertainment, whicl
were very gratifying to the financ
committee, will be used to defray OK
penseS of the year.
A still alarm called out the chemiea
truck Wednesday afternoon to tn
grocery store at S77 Main street, con
Quoted yb Walter H. Hibbard But 70
the quick response of the fremen
bad fire would have resulted. The blaz
} started in cupboards at the rear of til
store and the store was full Of snlok
when the firemen arrived. One tan
of chemical was used to extinguish tn
J blaze.
The teachers club held meeting a
the Normal school "Wednesday even
ing. The teachers of the Norma
school were hostesses of the evenin
to the other members of the club. AT
: ter a short business meeting a pro
gram of vocal and instrumental, wa
enjoyed, which was followed by card
and dancing. A very pleasant evenin
4 was passed.
Malcolm Curry of New York was i
town Wednesday on business.
There will be meeting of the exc
tive committee of the Red Cross thi
Thursday evening, the report of tn
delegates who recently attended tn
Red Cross, this (Thursday) evening
to hear the report of the delegate
who recently attended the Red eros
convention in New York, held for tn
purpose of deciding the After the Wa
Policy of the Red Cross organization
M. E. Lincoln recently sold to tn
Hall & Bill Printing Company, a pic
Z of ground. 100x35, which adjoins tn
plant of the company. A part of tn
old building is being torn down and
new addition will be built, probably {
brick and two stories in height for tn
purpose of housing a larger powe
plant and for storage purposes.
Business this week in the polio
court has been rather quiet, no sessio
having been held for the past three {
four days.
The Windham Night School will hol
its last session of the season at tt
Natchaug school next Tuesday ever
! ing at which time an entertainer
will be given and exercises held, befi
| ting the closing session. One of tt
| interesting features will be readings
English by pupils of the school WI
have only taken up that language dul
: ing the present term.
Brief Mention.
Il Charles NJ. Thompson of this CT
was in New Haven Wednesday.
A number of local people went
Boston Wednesday to attend the anti
mobile show
Agent W. B. Knight of the Quiz
nick Windham Co. is in New York.
a Private Thomas J Maskery of Will
mantle was mentioned in the casual
D lists as published Wednesday by t