Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-29

1 The twenty third annual concert and ] ball of A A Young Jr. H. & L. Co., No. 1, was held in Finn Opera house Friday 1 evening. A concert at o'clock was given by F1anagan's Singing Orchestra ] of Marlboro, Mass. Their programme 1 included these numbers:
 March-Tropic to Tropic, Alexander Oyerture-Iight Calvary, Suppe lSerenade-Garden of Dreams, Smith 1 Concert Waltz-As in a Dream. Strauss | Selection-Mary. Hirech Galop-Hello Home, from Buddiee l Prof. Thomas J. Flanagan was diree- tor.
 A dance programme of 24 numbers filled the rest of the night. Lunch was
 served in an adjoining room continuously during the evening. The grand march WAS led by Foreman and Mrs. Thomas WakeIey. The firemen were in uniform including the regulation red shirts, and these with the gowns of their partners and the rcd footlights made a vivid col- orful spectacle for the onlnokers from the balcony Many guests were present from out of town.
 | There were s1 couples In the grand march and between 400 and 800 persons in attendance.
 l The committees were so successfully conducted the ball were: Master of cere-
 
 Nose Loranger |; aids, Joseph Mccarthy. Robert Olson, John Mclean, Alphonse Fontain. Jerry Mercy. Dorey Jarvis; re- ception committee John Blake. Eugene Carroll Joseph Couture. James Shea, Ve- tlo Sharkey, Matthew Geary; committed
 of arrangements, William Duggan, Nose Loranger, Whey Osga, Thomas Wakeley Dennis Griffin. James Mercy. The !. American flag formed the stage back.
 ground.
 ,t The women who served at Mrs Francis I Campbe.Ps home Thursday were: Mrs Ida Benjamin, Mrs George Sparks. Mrs . W. H Brown, Mrs. Edw. Raney, Miss Ida } Foster and Miss Mabel McBroome : Mrs Frank Haly5urton, of GreenevillI spent Friday with Mrs. ]. E. Phillips. . Mir. and Mrs. L. B. Bliss and daughter 3 Doris, are at B. C. Bliss for short visit before going to New London where MT [ Bliss will locate at 1oS State street. thi . office of the firm of Arthur Jackson { . Co, of which he is a member. g Mrs. Walter Marshall entertained tn g Harmony club Friday afternoon. Mrs t Thomas B. Keen of Westerly, one of thl : club members, was present at the meet j. ing. .-.
 : Mrs Pleasant Ford Is in Backus hos ' pital, Norwich where she was operatet
 on for appendicitis Friday.
 l. Philip Maladys car was not onl, n Hburned at Bishops Crossing. but it wa n also despoiled of about everything re :, movable by party of automobile tray r elers. They were about to take off tn
 tires. when an approaching car fright
 ened them away.
 The death in New TSrtl of Mrs. Jenni
 R. Wilson, Mrs L. M Carpenters moth I CT. Is cause for sorrow on the part o . the Jewett City people who had met he Q when visiting her daughter. Her Hines r with pneumonia, was of very brief dura e ton, Mrs. Carpenter not knowing she va l i'll until Monday.
 Sunday morning at the Baptist ehurel 3 Rev. M. D. Fuller's subject for the Jun h iors is Invitations and fer the senior = Divine Revelation. Miss Martha Morga d leads the Young Peoples meeting g l SIS. At I there win be a vestry SCI - vice the subject of the sermon being Tn 0 Sick Warrior
 }, Rev. J. B Aidrich's Sunday raornin l. subject at the Methodist church s Con f fort. John Chadwick will lead the Er D worth League at 6. Ire Hand Clasp l. Neighbors Is the subject of the evenin l. sermon.
 Rev. c. H. Andrews breaches at ii s Con gregatioral church Sunday naornin
 Miss Ethel Thompson leads the l l. meeting at 2. These will be a spec1:
 Christian Endeavor Day programme.