Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-27
XENs GIVE PLANTATION
 PLAY AT PALMERTOWN

The new hall at Palmertown was filled
 Wednesday evening when the Nens so- ciety of Norwich preesnted Colonel Lee ColfaX of Virginia with his plantation
 singers. The entertainment was given under the auspices of class of girls in the Palmertown Baptist church taught by
 Miss Nettie Gridley. The play. original
 with two of the Xens' members, is made up of bright dialogue. southern songs, ni-
 cluding solos, duets, and readings
 The program was received with much
 favor. several encores being given in re-
 sponSe to enthusiastic applause.
 The Nens left the city at o'clock bv special auto bus. accompanied by num-
 Der of auto parties.
 During an inteImission the young peo- pie served ice cream. It is anticipated that good sum will be realized and that the Eens will gain many warm friends The society is indebted to William Lund, William Douglas, Clifford Dat and the Misses Helen Woodward and Walen- tine ,Rozycki. who assisted so materially in the success of the evening
 The committee having charge of the i evening were Miss Nettie Gridley and the Misses Miriam Church. Dorothy Rogers. l Alice Bugbee and Elsie Church of l Palmertown and Mrs. Charles Cobb and \ MI. l A. Ward sold and Mrs. Oscar Bjork re-
 ceived tickets at the door.
 Serving cream as a committee were I Mrs. Charles Chapel. Mrs A. J. Huggard. l Mrs Fred J. Hone of the Christian En- 1 dtayor society. who were assisted by the 1 Misses Dorothy Church, Alice Chanel
 Dorothy Chapman, Lillian Spencer. Adde Daniels. Elsie Church. Miriam Church 1 Dorothy Rogers. Alice Bugbee The 1 committee was assisted by Percy Allen The evenings program was as follows: Juanita. chorus tenor solo. with chorus Loves Old Sweet Song Col Colfax Wal ter NJ Cowan recitation. Mammy's Way | Nanny. Mrs. C. O. Christman chorus | My Little Black Savannah Coon. chorus 1 bass solo, Mammy's Lullaby, Feb. Will
 liam Lund; recitation, A Watermillion
 Sukie. Miss Lillian Crumb tenor solo Who Discovered Dixie? Sanbo. Clifford | Oat; Missouri, chorus intermission
 dance, Irish Reel, the Colfax twins
 Miss Helen Woodwork and Miss Walen
 tine Rozycki; reading. Pamelia Splicer a ; the Beach. Grandma Colfax. Mrs. Aver, Park; tenor solo, Dixie Colfax. Dick Col ; fax. William Cofax alto solo, Don't Vol
 Cry. My Honey. Mrs. ColfaX. Mrs Her hert Wiley; chorus. Kentucky Babe chorus recitation with musical accom- pauilnent, Everybody Calls Me Honey Angelina, Miss Gladys Meier duet. Lulla by Time. Dick and Zeb, William Dougla , and William Lund; song, Carry Me Bac to Old Virginny, chorus.
 The entertainers or cast included: Tn CoIfaX Family of Nirginia-Col. Le
 Colfax. Walter NJ. Cowan; Mrs Colfa. : Mrs. Herbert Wiley: Dick Colfax. Vii liam Douglas; Miss Virginia Colfax, Mis- Geraldine Oat; Grandma Colfax MT! Avery Park; Aunt Caroline Colfax, MT: ] John Parsons; the Colfax twins Mis-
 Il Helen Woodwork and Miss Walentin Rozycki plantation singers-Uncle Ton John E. Cat; Nanny, Mrs. C. O. Christ man. Rastus. Master Fred Peckham ! Topsy. Mrs. Clifford Oat; Sukie Mis- : Lillian Crumb Sanbo Clifford Oat Ar L gelina, Miss Gladys Meier: Cindy Mis- Earle Christman; Liza Mrs John I ! Oat; Mandy. Mrs. Charles c. Cobb Eel l William Lund Nose, John o. Peckham Y Lindy, Mrs. John o. Peckhan.
 The possibility of having to pay 3
 per cent more for freight charges is on
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