Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-30
JEWETT CITY

JeruSley DoWS Family Album was presented in the vestry of the Congre- sational church under the auspices of the Ladies' society. Tuesday evening.
 The room had been arranged with screens, comfortable chairs, ferns and carnations. The windows on either side of the platform, which had been moved into the parlor, were screened with Victory Loan posters, and the folding doors were curtained with ChintZ draperieS. The audience ioin- ed in singing one verse Of Aud Syne, during which Mrs. E. A. Faust. dress ed to represent Jerusley Dow. came ot the front. The characters were all impersonated by local people as fol- lows: Grandmother. Mrs. Albert Don nell; mother. Mrs. l.. V. Whitford; father, L..Y. Whitford; Aunt Pauling. Miss >Nettie Johnson; Uncle John, Norman Parkhurst; John Dow, r. D. Ballou; Darkey Joe. William Marshall: grandchild, Charles f-ar1nurst: Name sake Jerusley Ann Eliza Drake, Ellen Faust: Sal. Mena Magel: Jane, Bessie Thompson; twins. Loretta Alley and Clara Richardson. Ann and Ruth Bal lou; Uncle Jake, B. C. Bliss; Johnny Dill. James Blair. Jr.; Rosy May, Gladys Jeffers; parson, Rev. Albert Donnell; Samuel Dow. G. A. Haskell:
 Sy I 4N Grey, Mrs. c. D. Wolf: bride and groom, Ethel Fiske and Henry Paul, Jr.; Jerusley. Ethel Fiske; teacher, r. s. Leonard; Mary Jane, Mrs. F. D. Ballou; Johns third cousins wife, Mrs. E. c. Bliss; Timothy Flint, Alex McNicol; Mary Ann Sophia, Isabel Marshall; Deacon Brown. F. F. Robin son; Isabel (his wife). Mrs. Norman Parkhurst. A large album stood in the center of the platform. and as Mrs. Faust described each p,cture, Miss El- len Faust turned the leaf, the living picture appearing in ,ne frame. A spot light was arranged, giving a fine ef-
 feet. During the programme Miss Sadie Thompson sang the sweet old song, Dream Faces. The final tableau was posed by F. D. Ballou, being a fac smile of Sure. We'll Finish the Job" During the picture the audience sang America. Miss Madeline Gallup and
 Miss Hiscox were 1ne accompa nists Ice cream was on sale in charge of NJ. w. filling. assisted by F. H. P. Clement. Harold Pause and David Ballou. A so-
 cial time followed with games and
 music. The entertainment was in charge of Mrs. F. II Hiscox, assisted
 by Mir and Mrs. r. D. Balou, Miss NJ. A.. Burdick. F. F. Burleson. Rev. AL
 bert Donnell G. A. Haskell and 0. NJ,
 Harvey. The ushers were Gerald
 Wolf and John Uchelberg Miss Alice
 Blair was door keepr.
 The following pupils were also per- feet in their attendance at the River side Gramnfar S5chooi during the win ter term: Emma Bernard, Cleo Cou- ture, George Jarvis. Sterry Miss Frances Zakrzuska.
 Edward Rousseau. superintendent oi the Jewett City Electric Light plant will be confined to his home few days on account of an injury to- his heef when he was thrown from a stcp-lad der Thursday.
 There have been more propert, 1 transfers in Griswold and Lisbon in the
 last three weeks than in the preceding 1 three years. The figures for the re- ! cent sales 6 TO between $S5.0GG and sAn 900. A peculiar four sided moving mus, | take in the transfers of residences t;,s, i week in which the first shall he last
 and tEe last will be first. Mrs. R, R 1 Church sold to Alex McNicol. Whicl
 causes Alex McCluggage to vacate. H, /. buys in Sy.V2ndale of Mrs y. D. Bal lou the valuable property owned E, her father, the late j. O. Sweet thi
 sale compels Perley Melvin to move. H, i'll turn bought the property on Eas 'hNtAit ol.rEf pl Sr <N. IiGSktll, WHICH
 will necessitate it's being vacated b, II. D. Hewett. Until Mir. H levitt cal
 find a home none of the new owner
 will occupy their recent purchases. In the middle of the forenoon Tues day, 10. Ar, the mogul which wa doing the yard switching ran off tn derail in front Of the Aspinook plan and in company with B. &e o. freigh car went onto the ground poE.e drivers tank and all. The miawa wreciier arrived at eleven o'clocl with q big gang ana several official! They had. as Wreckilg crews general do, men who knew their business, an the hundred or more horoughites WI turned out saw slrli job done wit neatness and dispatch Some year ego when No. fiji carle from thc shop she ran on the main line. and anon trains was on the Postal Express. I'll engineer said she would run so fas that he had to put on the brakes goin up the sharon lli5l Wigh ten cars. N A large aGdinece enjoyed the fin Victory loan reels at the Finn Cper house Mondoy evening;
 Edmond Jodoin has had men froi Worcester planting fifty shrubs an eyercreeas to beautif. his handson7 residence Oil the East Main stre, highlands.
 l A party who were at the boat trai