Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-30

wold for a long time said that as Repre- 1 sentative Berry had intimated. We should never be allowed to forget how the very flower of this great land gave their precious blood to maintain the integrity of their beloved country. Referring to the honored few who represented the c. A. R., he said their great work is almost done. Calling attention to the tremen- dous influence they had wielded for righteous government, he said: Young men of the Legion. it is soon to be up to you; be loyal now and true, and never betray your trust.
 Miss Angela Therrien, musical director at St. Mary's church. was in charge of the chorus singing. The Legion Male quar- tette sang The Vacant Chair and Tenting Tonight. Even the most critical listeners 1 found little to suggest for the improve ment of their performance. They are J. | Edward Wyatt, first tenor; Wilfred Le- Claire. second tenor; Everett II. Hiscox. i Jr., first bass; Earl S. Hiscox, second bass. A baritone solo by John Mclean. God That Made Earth and Heaven. added appreciably to the pleasureable features of the meeting. Mrs. G. H. Prior has been instructor for the quartette. Mir. Mclean
 was accompanied by Mrs. Mclean. The services were opened and closed with
 prayer offered by Revs. J. W. Payne and
 M. D. Fuller, respectively.
 The borough was without lights the early part of Sunday evening as a result
 of burned out switches at Plainheld dur
 ing the thunder shower Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Robinson and their
 daughter, Miss Marion, and son. Earl
 Robinson. are visitors in Holyoke.
 Mrs. Anna Cummings of Brooklyn, Conn. is visiting her cousin. Miss Nj. A Burdick.
 Emma E. Oliver and Michael Mediek , were married in the Baptist church par
 Tor Saturday afternoon. The ceremony D was performed by Rev. NJ. D. Fuller, pas. panied by Miss Lena Medick and Adam
 Medick, sister and brother of the groom , respectively.
 f Joseph Duff is building a new home or f Lenox avenue and house for Noe Rich i otte on North Main street
 Mrs. H. E. Paul and Miss Dorothy Pau of Jewett City and Mrs. Arthur Strick : land and daughter Marian of Middletowl
 are in Manchester, Vt.
 & Mrs. F. H. Gilbert entertained Saturda,
 afternoon in honor of her niece. Mis- a Marian Jeffers, on the latter's I4th birth
 day. The children played games and en d joyed the supper the hostess had pre-
 pared. A birthday cake with 14 silk flag Q was very attractive. Each little girl re IT ceived dainty May basket favor. Tn
 party included Grace Jeffers, Harriett an h Lucille McCluggage. Frances Bugbe, n Ruth Ballou, Clara Richardson, Mildre V Gilbert, Doris Burr, Vera McBroome an Il Nellie Malek. Miss Marian Jeffers rC
 ceived several nice gifts.
 IA Mrs. Edw. Gallup. Mrs. Fl. T. Jeffer .s Mrs. G. H. Jennings and Mrs. Erne. ,t French served at the Congregational La 10 dies Society meeting Thursday aftei g noon.
 George A. Haskell had peas ready { l. pick on Wednesday, the earliest he hs 'd ever picked them.
 i- Miss Mary Wheelock went to Bridg
 port Saturday and this week resum, B. her duties as kindergarten teacher, du lt ing June.
 Anne Brewster Tanning Chapte 1- Daughters of the American Revolutio Id gave a reception in the assembly hs le of Riverside school Thursday evening
 the members of the evening school ar 1t their families. There was a program VT A4SluuAl5 SluBHB OI IaulllldT IneiOule
 Mrs. A. M. Brown at the piano; 8
 lute to the flag; Star Spangled Ba
 ner; selections by an orchestra ooi
 sisting of Miss Ethel Thompson, liar t- Paul, Gerald Wolf and David Ballo Ii ll solos by Mrs. Lloyd G. Buckingham, a M n, companied by Mrs. G. H. Prior. readin by Mrs. B. A. Faust and an address ~ Judge A. M Brown.
 n In his address Judge Brown just ~ ~ praised both the work of the teache Al ana the ambition of the pupils He al -a -o emphasized the idea that every rig st- carries with it responsibility. hES At the close of the programme Sul d. Clement presented certificates from t s9, state to all members of the classes al -e badges with the signature of Govern
 Lake, to James Lease and Albert Paj ry for perfect attendance. These two m he also received prizes of histories fro n- the chapter.
 he Ice cream, cake and punch were ser ice ed; a social hour with games and dar ies Ing followed.
 The committee of arrangements " h. Miss Alice A. Brown. Miss Ida I. Fc he tre, Mrs. R. F. Cheney. Mrs J. II. Ira Ter and Mrs. W. R. Burdick m- The directresses of the Baptist Ladi try Aid society for the coming year 6 al. Mrs. C. H. Prior, Miss Alice Brown. Nj lat Esther Fitch. Mrs. c. F. Gardner, M nd mos McBroome, Mrs. Francis Can ect bell, Miss Ruby Thornton, Mrs. Ec of Raney and Mrs. Martin Davis Tn, est who served at the society meeting at at parsonage were Mrs. M. D. Fuller. Nj as Fred Gilbert, Mrs. Earle Gilbert. \, as Nelbert Myott, Mrs. Wayland Frink 2 nal Mrs. Esther Fitch. The solicitors ec Mrs. G. H. Prior, Miss Alice Brown 2 .el Mrs. Edw. Raney.
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