Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-05

dancing class which was organized a few weeks ago held a session, as IS fbe custom each Friday evening. The members numbering twenty-two, come from Plain Hill, Taftville. and Scot land road.
 Under the auspices of Scotland Road Social club dance and supper was given New Years eve. at the hally.Wllii s.Ltl an attendance of 130. The programme opened at nine o'clock with a grand
 march. led by the president of the club and mariner, Those who took part III the twenty five numbers danced the Old Year out and the New Year iri. Greenman's orchestra furnished music and Professor Edward L. Tinkham of Hanover prompted for the dancing At one o'clock all partook of a fine oyster supper prepared by Mrs. Jonn IL. NC Carthy, chairman of the supper com mittee. assisted by the Misses Wilcox and others. The enjoyable affair last ed until a. m.
 The Neiqhborhood Whist club met Friday evening with members on Up- per Washington street. A pleasant coincidence in connection with the affair was the date being the birthday of Henry Law, one of the number
 present There were six tables in play. Mrs. Frank E. Sterry and her son, H.
  solation awards went to Miss Mary Donohue and George Smith. At the close sandwiches, cake and coffee were served.
 At the Sheltering Arms New Years day. a special dinner was served to all in observance of the birthday Of
 Mrs. S. Louise Bracket, member of the home. The customary festivi- ties were carried out including con- s,a colo 011 the Victrola, callers, etc. Mrs.
 Bracket also received gifts and post c~rds. The ways pleasure concluded
 at supper time when birthday cake and ice cream were served. Last week while men from the gas and electric department were engaged
 in removing a large limb from tree on the Kinney property at 12 Town street, one of the electric light wires was entangled in the tree causing a grounded circuit from which sparks were flying. The affair was reported by a nearby resident, as serious re- suits were feared had not the re- quired attention been given. Owing to the Union prayer meeting to be held every evening during this Week of Prayer. the Wednesday and Friday morning neighborhood prayer meetings for women will be omitted.
  street, has returned from a few days visit with friends in Hartford. After passing two weeks at the home of her parents Rev. and Mrs. Gurdon Franklin Bailey, of Elm avenue, Miss Lucille Bailey returns to her studies at the Wheelock school, Boston, today (Monday).
 Harold Lee Sterry left Sunday morn ing to resume his studies at Syracuse !
 weeks at his home on Lee avenue. Friends of Rev. George H. Ewing, a former pastor of the First Congrega- tional church, recall the fact that he ] left Norwich one year ago January 9th to report in New York preparatory to sailing for France where he entered Y. M. c. A. work.
 The three schools in this district will open this (Monday) morning, having l been closed the past two weeks for the holiday recess.
 1 Mrs. Mary Eaton of East Lyme is 1 spending several weeks at the home | of her brother a~d sister-in-law, MT and Mrs. Daniel Davis of Washington l street.
 1 Miss Bernice L. Underwood of Peeis 1 corner leaves today (Monday) to re- 1 sune her studies at the New England Conservatory. of Music, Boston; after a vacation of two weeks.
 Students returning to Connecticut college to resume their studies to-
 morrow Tuesday, morning, include Miss Gladys Beebe of Scotland road and Misses Helen and Gertrude Avery
 of West Town street.
 Having passed the holidays at his
 home on West Town street, Sidney Avery returned Sunday to Worcester Mass, Institute of Technology.