Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
JENEr CITY

James E. Crary has recently en- tertained a number of friends from New Britain. Mrs. Crary resides in that part of Griswolds renowned for@its splendid bird hunting. Last summer two broods of English pheasarits were reared almost at his very door. For three days the New Britain people beat the brush, armed with shotguns and rifles, and aided by the best of dogs. They were anxious to secure a pleasant that it might berfnounted and kept as a souvenir, of the visit. But the hunt was of no avail. The same day after the disappointed party had left for home, Jim's eat named after Gen. Pershing. made a visit, to the nearby woods and returned soon, bringing in the -handsomest cock pheasant that has been seen, here- abouts for many a day. Jim sent word to his friends by wire, saying, Leave it to the cat" l The Jewett City news items in the Bulletin of 2T years ago read:s
 Thomas E. Lee has been elected l tyler of Mount Vernon lodge, No. 75, E. & A. M, for the .20th consecutive time. He is the king of tylers and a Mason of high degree.
 A, decided cold wave struck the town last night, the thermometer marked 10 degrees above.
 Preparations are being made for the graduation of the class of '92 of the graded school to take place in the M. | E. church. 3f .ts3 i ] The question, for discussion. at the | Hopeville lyceum next week will be: Resolved; That it would. be a wise
 measure for the town of GTisweld. to
 bond itself in the sum of fifty. tllous-
 and dollars to help build the Westerly
 and Jewett City railroad. -.e | A gymnastic exercise by Glass No. 1 5 will be one of the features of the
 graduation. Miss Jessie l.. Swift and Fred s. Leonard will furnish. the mu-
 sic. l Rev. Myren. D. Fuller will occupy lis pulpit at the Baptist church Sun I day. Sermon to the Juniors, Gods Footprints. To the Seniors.- Hirelings
 or Fellow Workers. Church school adult and junior mems classes al
 noon. r. P. S. c. F.. at 6.15 leader Royal Babcock. Preaching at T. Sub- 1 ject, Following Christ or The San guine Temperament.
 Rev. Thor Partineton will preach al l the Congregational church. Y. P. S
 c. E. at '. Leader. Miss Bessie 1 Thompson.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Aldrich enter. Itained for the week end MT. and Mrs John P. Comstock and children. Mar, ,t and Allen of Audubon, N. J.. alst
 their son, Lewis Aldrich of Tufts Den tai College, Boston. Mrs. Comstock i MT. and Mrs. Aldrichs daughter Vera Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Tracy were th'
 guests of MT: and Mrs. Charles F. Mil | Ter of Mount Vernon, N. Y.. ove : Thanksgiving.
 i Rev. and Mrs. George B. Hatch 0 'I Ware, Mass, are soon to take up thei -l residence at Greens Farms. Conn where MT Hatch is to become pasto
 of the Congregational church. He vii ! conclude long pastorate in Ware. MI Hatch wishes to be nearer to Ney
 Haven, where he has interests at Yal l college.
 Mrs. George Boardman entertained
 Thanksgiving day. Dr. Alphonse Foun
 taine MT. Blanchard and Mrs. |
 Mary Parker of Providence. John Pot
 ter. Philo Whitford. Worthen L. LII . lfbridge and son Ralph, of Glasgo. John Barnett is at home for tn
 weekend from Boston University. | D. Frank Brown of Woonsocket, E i. l., was the guest of his sister, Mrs Nettie M. Johnson. Thursday.
 | William R. Palmer has shipped on of his handsome collie pups to Rex F. J. Muster, of Chester, Conn.
 Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. 75, F. & A M, Wallace H. Payne. master, is plan 1 ming a big Masonic time for early i , December. an afternoon. and evenin session, which will mark the raisin :. of six F'el1owcraft to the Sublime de gree of master Masons.- It will also es tablish a record flor the local order.