Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-10
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The '. NJ. c. 4. boys from Brooklyn, N r., at Camp Massapeack, Gardner Lake, came to Palmer Memorial hall Fri day night and gave a minstrel show Which all who attended united in saying was a first class performance in every way and indicated the good work of those Who trained the company Ernest Arnold was the interlocutor, Dr. Arthur zobeI. the aecempanist, and Allan K. Macdou- gall, coach. The end men were Fred Me Court, William Peak, Robert King, Ed ward Pakenham, Herbert Arnold and Lewis Smith The Dancing Midgets. Don aid Tomkins, Harold Day, Constant Gotta. Jack De La Bastide. Following is the program: Curtain chorus, Bye-Lo: open- ing chorus, Come Along to the Minstrel Show; end song, I Love the Land of Old Black Joe, Al Mecourt solo, Miami, AL len Reeves; end song, Whose Baby Afe You? Ed Pakenham 1; speciality. Dance of Narcissus, Howard Nagelschmidt sole. When It's Moonlight on the Syanee Shore, Robert Boggs; end song Irene. Robert King intermission end song, When My Baby Smiles at Me. Lewis Smith; solo, Venetian Moon. Michael StraEniello; speciality, So Long OoIone. Ralph Todebush end song. Cuba. WiI- liam Peak speciality Festi's Goodbye. Howard Nagelschmidt solo, Goodbye.
 Sunshine, Hello, Moon, Gilbert Vaux :; speciality, Oh. by Jinge,, Master Donald Tomkins end song, Jean. Wilbur Downs i; curtain chorus, Cuba and Whose Baby Are You? entire company. All the num- bers received hearty applause Howard Nagelsehnlidt in the Dance of Narcissus and his rendering of Testi's Narcissus brought forth shouts of laughter, while for another speciality Master Donald Tomlins in Oh, by lingo, was repeatedly recalled.
 Mrs. Eliza Steward of Waterford and her grandson. Clinton Sharpe, of this place, have been visiting Mrs. Corning of Norwich for several days.
 MT. Starr of New London occupied the pulpit of the Union Baptist church Sun day morning, taking the text of his dis course from Ephesians 5: s. The Chris tian Endeavor service was held at ' o'clock. The evening preaching service was omitted because of the absence of the pastor.
 Sunday, Aug Is, it is expected that Rev. Harper Mitchell of Brockton, Mass. will preach at the morning service. Mir Mitchell is son of the pastor, Rev. F. NJ Mitchell
 The Community Library association has receive da good number of books given last week by the LandPhere estate which is in course of settlement. Many of these volumes were the property of the late Miss Eloise Landphere, whose interest in this library was evidenced in various ways prior to her death last winter The list follows: Shakespeare's Works, Poems of Elizabeth E. Browning. Lays of the Scottish Cavalier, Aytown, Goethe s Faust, Swanwick, Farm Legends, Will Carlton, Through Iceland. Holland and Other Countries of Europe, Woman Who Went to Alaska. Sullivan, Heroes of the Dark Continent, Buel, Life of AdoniEam Judson, Fletcher, A Woman's l Life in Polygamy, Stenhouse. Shepps Giant Library, Shepp. Neely's Panorama 1 of Our New Possessions. Neely, Saman- i tha at the Centennial, Marietta Holley ! Miss Richards Boy. Marietta Helley | Vicar of Wakefield, Goldsmith, Autocrat
 of the Breakfast Table, Holmes, Hypatia | Kingsley, The Inside of the Cup, Church. l i'll, The Crossing, Churchill. The Cloistel and the Hearth, Reade, Black Beauty l Sewell, Cloud and Cliff, Allen, Skyrider