Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-14
residents of that township participate il.

residents of that township participate il. 1t
 Tn the decade that has passed sirce Ponrfret first witnessed the impr s7ive spectable there have been few changes in the personnel. Mary, Joseph and the Archangel are portrayed by the same per sons who have had parts from year | year.
 Through the years the play has been given in q rather small auditorium, but the here has been expressed recent that eventually some pcrs0r or group of per sons will come to the aid of the workers and make possible the erection of a fit ting building in which this extraordin- ary Christmas festival may be moro ad | equately presented
 | County Agent F. L. Davis gave out the following statement Tuesday re.ative to . demonstratf.n In Woodsock: i hog butchering demonstration will be | held at the farm of William Child, on the | dirt road from Woodstock Hill to East woodsH, ok today CWednesday) Decem- ber IA at 100 p. m.
 | T. F. Warner, who was for several years with Swift 6 Company, and has given h-tchering demonstrators all over the State of Nebra ska, and has been working with the U. S. department of agriculture for some time, is to give tn demonstration, In cooperation with J. A. sinms, animal hus5andry specialist Of the Connecticut Agricultural college.
 The killing. cutting ID, and curing O | the meat will be demonstrated. Thds ir I all to be demonstrated by real expert ir his line, according to the intormatio~ received in regard to the work that MT. Warner has been foll- wing for severa' years.
 Many farmers have a hog or two to kill, and some more. Without a doEb' they have felt that they would like to have an opportunity to learn litt'e nor about curing the meat as we'll as cutting it up.
 Miss Katherirt Byrne. president ki the Civic club, announced Tuesday aft ernoon that Thursday afternoon al tn rooms of the Chamber of commerce. e 3 o'clock under the auspices of the club ] Principal E. H. Snow of Putnam Hig' school will given an address On the His
 tory and Development of Political Par
 ties in America. This is the first of 2 1 series of lectures rertaining to the gen
 eral tor7ia of citizenship to be giver under the ars-ices of he club during th'
 winter months.
 Mrs. Charles R. Browning, who bas l her jaw broken and WSS ct1erWlSe III UT led in an automdhile accident h whic' her husband also was considerably hur on a Sunday evening a few weeks ago has so far recovered that it Is eypecte'
 that she will be a''le to leave the Da1
 Kirball hospital the later part of thi
 week.
 Registration certificates for 1899 ar coming through ngoodiy numbers t
 Putnam citizens from the state moto
 vehicle departmeAs Motorists who hav' I-not filed out applications for new ref is
 trations have only little more than tvT'
 wel1s to do 50, if they wish to operat
 their car after the first of the now year.
 Attention of thosA who will be ou looking for a nice Christmas tree to GU
 during the next few days w H do well, 1
 is pointed out. to get perniss, to cu
 such trees from he owners of the ian' , where such trees are to be found. Cut
 ting them without permission is a punish ] able offence and the cenaIty may b 1 ute heavy.
 A number of msnbers Of the Mvsti
 Shrine resident in this city were at Prov idence Monday evening to attend cere ntcnia affair at the temple fn that ely.
 Criticism from one of the prIpits es u
 city has recently been heard of the bois
 terurs manner in which some childre.t 0
 the city conduct themselves while on th | streets and of the obscene things som | cf them say. The criticism was scconl a1ts3 by the Rdrncntsn that parent