Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Z r lf limantic1 Sic s6c; Rockville S1.59. s1.ss Manchester 7;1.5s, s1.S5 Middietown $1.so, s2.ls-;; Hartford ssf. s5, s2.1s; New Britain s2 T6 3$2.5e ;,a Waterbury $2.S7 $40; Meriden $2.44, s9v; Oxford 4scs 5Sc ;fWebster S6c, 36e; North Grosvenor- dale 17c. e2ic; Grosvenordale 12c. 15c ; West Thompson .19e, 1ec; Mechanicsviiie 1ec, 10c;; HDayville. 1sc. zoe; Danieison 24c, 2sc; Wauregan 42cs soc; Central Village 4Ses 455c';;9. Jewett City Tic, ls1c NorWichs s1 :Os. sL2s; New London sl, ,52t $1. 80 ;4Proivdence -s1.40. s1.66.
 Frank L,e Davis;a agent of the wfndhana County FarIners association, announced on Wednesday, that he has completed ar engagements for six culling demonstrations to be held on sWindham county farms on Sept 20 and 21. There willskbe three demonstrations on each of these days. Tie demonstrations will be conducted by Roy E. Jones, poultry specialist from Connecticut Agricultural college, Storrs. assisted by MT. @ Davis, In speaking of what it; was hoped to accomplish by means of these gatherings, MT. Davis. said that the. work sthat will be explained by Mr. Jones is a continuation of what was introduced some time ago in the stacker hen. campaigns. Since those camaig-,s were inauguratedf the methods of elim-
 
 have been greatly improved and many new phases introduced Mir. Davis says that while the methods taught in the stacker hen campaign were valuable, they are now somewhat out of date. The dem onstrations that are being arranged for next month are arranged at the request of many farmers in the county. The farms at which. they will be held have not been selected as yet. but will be wide ly distributed so that farmers from all parts of the county will have the oppor- unity of attending,
 MT. and Mrs. Warren Ames and fam fly left Putnam Wednesday morning for Alton Bay, \. IT., where they will remain for the rest of this week. They made the trip by automobile.
 Miss Irna Greene of Center street is at,'the Day kimbaH~ ~-hospital..~recoverin from an operation for appendicitis. Edward Farmer of Springfield. Mass, is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. George Pray S t-'.
 < Many. people from Putnam went to Roseland lake in Woodstock Wednesday afternoon to be present att the Pilgrim memorial pageant Il at was arranged and given by residents from the town of Woodstock. The pageant was given in ten episodes. each Accompanied by music 4 Merrie England long previous to the de- parture of the Pilgrims from that coun- try. This scene was directed by Rev F $. Harrison. In the next scene, directed by Miss Blanche Stoutenburgh, the life of the Pilgrims in Holland was represented The third episode was one of the most impressive in the entire pageant. In this the tiny. Mayhower could be seen coming up the. lake, while the curious Indians NaeT~A Fl. NVT+ Sz. what the strange craft might be- The replica of theS tiny craft that brought the Pilgrims to these shores was fitted out by ! Harry E.. Wells, who also served as cap- tain of the crew in the pageant The signing of the compact with the Indians was next shown and, under the guidance of Frederic W. Hinrichs, was unusually interesting. The fish washday, at Ply mouth was enacte .dbY group of Wood stock ladies directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Bingham. The next scenes. in the order presented. and the name of the director, were az follows: Plymouth Rock. Philip F. Dean Indian Friends, Miss Rilla H. Ghilds Pilgrims Going. to Church. Arthur c. Morse; Indians cn the Warpzth. Owen White, The last scene foretold the rutu e of this country and was. called The, Pill grinls s Vision, It was staged by Richard H. Hicks. A large chorus was directed by Miss Insa Hinrichs and supplied the incidental music. The East Woodstock orchestra also furnished music and was under the direction of George Wetherell 7 The groun. leaders were as follows: N T. White. Mrs. GecI ge Bosworth Martin E. Nelson, Miss Mabel Johnston. Henry F, Joy, Michael White. Miss Maud Multi gan. Lyman Hubbard, George H, Hamil- ion, Mrs. G. B. Feffer. Oliver 4 Hiscox The committee of arrangements had as chairman Merrill F. Healey. The pageant committee was George Hamilton, Mrs E. F. Bingham Miss Holt. George Dean, Mrs. L. T. Healey.t Charles Perrin. Way land. Harriss, Byron Bates. Rev. Henry Baker. George Lyon. Mrs L. H. -Linder- man. Mrs. George Bcsworth.
 The refreshment committee consisted of Frank H. Miller. Mrs. W H. Young, Miss Minnie Wells Miss Florence Ken yon. Mrs Rvron Rates. Mrs 0. Millisan, Lyman Hubbard Louis H. Linder:nan. Mrs. Frank Jordan. Miss Mary Lester