Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-01
ST. MARY'S HUSKIN' BEE LEADS IN
 LIST OF HALL LOWE'EN CELEBRATIONS

St. Mafy's parish led the city Mon- day night in the celebration of Hal lowe'en with a fluskin' bee entertainment that filled Pulaski hall on North Main street to the doors and will bring large sum for the new church fund for which the entertainment was given.
 The hall was appropriately decorated wits autumn foliage and Halloween sym bols while many in the throng were gaily or grctesauely costumed and good fun was the order of the night.
 The entertainment began with the one act comedy sketch, Day at Seth Doo- little's Grocery Store, which had been arranged by Edward T. Connolly and was given under his direction, with Mrs. Con nelly as musical director. The cast was well chosen, clever in it's comedy work and displaying fine voices for the solo and chorus numbers.
 The following was the cast:
 Seth, the grocer Edward T Connolly HI Hoiier the clerk Napoleon, Kerouacz Ezra Perkins Nicholas Spellrnan Josh Newbury Horace Corning Hiram Souires William H. Bowen Village Sheriff James E. Murphy Village Fiddler Daniel Driscoll The Actress, Miss Sadie Driscoll The Csoir Singer
 Miss Eleanor Donovan Sis Hopkins Miss Helen Flynn The School Girl Miss Irene Cain Village School Teacher
 Mrs. Horace Corning Member of the Vigilance Committee Miss Margaret Hall Porter of the Village Hotel
 Charles Hall 1 Musical selections presented in the sketch were the following: I Wonder If
 You Care, Miss Cain; The Heart of Gold i Miss Donovan When You and I Were 1 Young Maggie, Mir. Connolly The Old l Town Hall, MT. Bowen; I'll Take You
 Back Again Cathleens MT Corning
 Birds in the Spring. Miss Driscon. | MT, Hall gave a burlesque magic spe cialty that was well done and the entire l production brought forth enthusiastic l applause.
 1 The balance of the evening was oceu l pied with dancing for which Spellmant orchestra played and Professor Nei Crowley called for the square sets. Man! | articles wfFe disposed of through tn country store and the doughnut shol ! added to the financial receipts.
 Rev W. 4. Keefe announced anOthe
 social event for the parish about Thanks giving time when the disposition ofSth
 silver trowel used in the cornerstone lay ing of the new church will be determined All the committee for the Huskin' Be
 worked under the direction of Rev. w. H
 Kennedy. general chairman. A food sal
 in the Afternoon was well patronizet
 The following were the committees:
 Decorations-M:ss Hannah O'Donnel l chairman: the Misses Anna Driscoll, Sa die A Driscoll, Mary O'Donnell, Grac , Reed, Catherine Bray, Catherine Neiber l Mary Ogden, Margaret Congdon, Elizs beth Sullivan, Mrs. Horace Corning, Mis Mollie Driscol.
 : Chairmel of women. Miss Anna Ca yer, Mrs. Frank R. Mclaughlin charge of donations, Miss May Mahe Mrs. Caron. Misses Maizie Maloney, S. die Driscoll, Mrs. J. Sullivan, Miss Catl | erine CoughIin, Miss Helen Flynn. MT Lucian Bissonnette, Miss Retta Sheen
 Miss {. Rita Foley, Mrs. Louis Combie
 Miss May Nolan, Miss Irene Quinb l Miss Margaret Counihan, Miss Ma
 Casey. Miss Teresa Leonard, Miss Ma
 Shields, Miss Catherine Bowen; autom
 piles for collection purposes. Mrs lam
 E. Murphy, Miss Elizabeth Bowen, MT , 1 NJ Murphy; refreshments W. H. Bowe Dona Semineau, Edward McInerney. N poleon Keroack; country store, Mr Horace Corning chairman, Mrs. Nell ) 1 Bissonnette, Mrs Margaret Daley, Il 2 Misses Elizabeth Sullivan Marie Nal : ney. Mollie Driscoii, l. / Portelanc | Hannah O'Donnell Nor .taTtie. Sad = Shea, Margaret Driscoli- Margaret Co : don and Joseph Gadle John Morriso : ] William McClafferty, Romeo Cane, Ho ace Corning. Napoleon Keroack, Patri - 1 McM allon hat room, Napoleon Lano