Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-05
JEWETT CITY

There is to be public creamery and dairy meeting at Pachaug town hall, April ', at p. m. The speakers will be experts from the dairy di- vision of the United States Depart ment of Agriculture, Washington, and from Storrs College. dairy division.
 Mrs. Marya KaZmirczak and chil- dren wish to thank all those who have so generously contributed in their recent misfortune and assure all
 those who have helped that it will never be forgotten.-adv.
 Mrs. cordeIia chartier, s4, wife of the late David Chartier, died Satur- | day at the home of her daughter,
 Mrs. Fred Jodoin. Mrs. Chartier was born in Saratoga, N. Y. March Il, 1886. She is survived by four chill l made her home, Mrs. Harriet Poitras
 of Farnham, P. o., Mrs. Joseph Mi | lett, of Providence and Mrs. Henry 1 Maynard of New Bedford. There are 1 several grandchildren and great l grandchildren.
 Easter Sunday at St. Mary's l! church., the altar was adorned with i candles. carnations, Easter lilies and 1 palms arranged by the sisters of the I parochial school. Potted plants, ferns, l palms, Easter lilies and carnations 1 were effectively displayed at the Cen l gregational church Miss Gladys Jef- ] the committee. Misses Fornetta and l Ruth Robertson arranged the plants l and Easter lilies at the Methodist | church. The Baptist church platform | was attractive with plants, palms and carnations. Large congregations at l tended the services, and enjoyed the l fine sermons and music.
 In the afternoon, at the Congre- l gational church, a chorus of twenty three sang the Eatser cantata, The First Easter, by Ira Bishop Wilson. The soloists were Mrs. F. s. Leonard,
 Miss Evelyn Reid, Miss Dorothy Paul
 and Francis Brown.
 At the Baptist church in the even-
 ing, Mrs. A. M. Brown had arranged
 an Easter service. The Victorious
 Christ. The congregation took a large part in the readings. Albert Brew
 Ster recited The Easter Victory. Pass 1 ages of Victory from the Scriptures ! were given by Nettie Haddad, Kath-
 Teen Dearnley, Vera McBroome. Will liam Franklin, John Harris, Morton
 Brown. A Carol Breaks the Joyfu Easter Dawn was sung by the pri- mary and junior departments. A conclusion was given hv Tyler Gil. DSIl, ~INOydi IodDCOChsr DIOWIl Agnes Franklin, Ellen Wilcox, Alici Gilbert. The choir sang an anthem
 as a part of the exercise.
 Il At the Methodist church in the eve ming, there was an Easter concer I with this programme intersperse, : with choir selections and remarks b,
 the pastor: Recitation, Gertrud }. Soule; exercise, Easter Acrostics. si n children; recitation, Irene Robertson f exercise, The Resurrection, fou ,. girls: recitations, Martha Davis, Hat
 tie Fields, Harriet McCluggage; exer |, else, The Prince of Life Holds Sway = two girls; recitation, Arlene Burdick ;. recitation, Christine Burdick; recita if tion, Frank Nell The committee wa
 Miss Venna Robertson, Mrs. Ami e Soule and Irving Thornton.
 Fl T. D. Lee was in Norwich Frida l. to attend the special session of Go g. lumbian Commandery.
 eli Dancing tonight, D. m. to 2 a. m I. Bijou hall Jewett City, Pickett's or d chestra. Prize waltz. Sourenirs. Bi
 midnight frolic. The Che-Cubans.- adv.
 ], Miss Faye Callahan, og Hartford . visiting Mrs. J. McCusker and at Der - his Sullivan's.
 ,e The services for Piortro Kazmir, k zak were held at St. Mary's church C V Saturday morning, Rev. J. J. McCal s- reading the service. Burial was in s re Mary's cemetery. The deceased W; at born in Russia 36 years ago ar is leaves his wife and three children.