Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-05
JEWETT CITY

The Junlef Chautauqud pageant, A Mother Goose Party. Wednesday after noon was the best yet. Mother Goose was impersonated by Kathleen Dearnley Boy Blue, Russell Carpenter: Mistress Mary, Ellen Faust; Mary and Her Lamb, Emma Dearnley and Joseph Gill; Bo- Peep, Loretta Allyn; Humpty Dumpty Mark Aldrich. Faure RainviIle was the town crier; Ruth Ballou and Eugene Carroll. Jack and Jill. The clown who was Lloyd Wechsler, made a great hit Each of these children had solo parts either in dance. speech or song, and there were several fancy drills in which other girls participated. The boys went through all sorts of stunts, such as merry-go round-fiip, centipede, Indian wrestle Wheelbarrow race. human bridge, chair jump, hammer and anvil, camel walk, fan pyramid. The Chautauqua pyramid and salute was given with vim Miss Gregory certainly did wonders with the children in so short time. Jolly Charlie with his funny ways still told the chil- dren many true things about proper liv- ing. The hoop artist was an adeDt at his turn. Miss Irene Stewart played for the children and a Fictrola loaned by Mrs. Faust also furnished music. In the even ing It Pays to Advertise, a delightfully."- clean and humorous comedy, was pre- D. AyI qua this year was more successful than ever Ninety dollars worth of tickets more than before were sold this year The fact that the necessary expenses were much higher than in previous years ac- counts for the deficit. Under conditions in the past years it would have amounted to little over dollar. Certainly a better Chautauqua program never came to town
 Mrs c. w Reynolds of Meriden and Miss Florence Kean of Springefld were guests of MT. and Mrs. G. A. Haskell Wednesday.
 Miss Alice Lynch of Binghamton, N, Y. is guest of her cousin, Mrs. Edmond Jodoin.
 Miss Ruth Pollard returns to Williman- tic today (Thursday) after a visit to her grandfather, J. T. Wilbur. is Glasgo.
 Mrs. J. T. Stewart is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Herbert Harrington, of Nor ton, Mass.
 Prof. and Mrs. Chalfont Biyins of Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests at A M. Clarke's.
 A A. Young, Jr,, Hose and Ladder Co.,. No. l, have received a check for s1O0 from MT. and Mrs. G. D. Andrews in Lis bon. It is given them in recognition of the efficient service at the burning of the Bugbee house. when they protected the home of MT. and Mrs. Andrews from a like fate. Mir. Andrews was present at a meeting of the firenen and gave them a box of the best cigars.
 F. D. Ballous automobile was one of those burned in the fire at the Swan garage in Norwich Tuesday. and Mrs. Baliou were to leave for a trip today (Thursday) to the White mountains and the car was taken to the garage Tuesday afternoon to have the wheels greased and few minor things done preparatory to the trip A new ton and rear tires had been recently purchased and the machine was in fine condition. The car was in sured.
 Congratulatory cards from many Jew cit City residents were sent to David Hale Tanning of Worcester Wednesday, his 90th birthday.
 The Hose Co. publicly express their ap- preciation for the gift of s100 from MT. and Mrs. c. D. Andrews, given in recog- hilton of their services at the recent fire in Lisbon.-adv.