Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
JEWETT CITY

A. 4. Young, IT,, Hose and Ladder Co.,, No. l, elected the following officers Thurs
 day te serve for the ensuing year: Fore
 man, Thomas Wakeley first assistant,
 Noise Leranger; second assistant, Peter
 Bryant secretary, William BuggaR; treas-
 urer, Clovis Casayant; steward, Adrien
 Menard auditors, John F. Hennon, Den his Griffin; police. John Blake, Bert Gre nier, William Grenier, Philip Jarvis, John
 Mclean, Lionel Boucher, John Wilson,
 Dennis Griffin, It was voted to give the
 annual fremen'5 ball. always one of the
 leading social events of the season.
 Borough weather forecasters viewing
 Friday as the calendar day for the re-
 msindeF of the winter are predicting open weather, with little snow and not much ice Many families are burning wood with much satisfaction. One woman in the borough who has seen the sun rise on more than 50 last days of the year says that in her experience Dec. 31st has never failed to be the pattern" day, gen. orally speaking, for the weathsr until April 1st. Friday the mercury rose to 4S. The little ice that had formed on small
 ponds became unsafe during the day. One man appeared on the street in his shirt sleeves and wearing a straw hat Last year at-this time 16-inch ice was being cut on the oDrrville fields by Shea Bros. The Christmas exercise Christians Hope was given in the First Congrega tional ehurchs Gfiswold, Christmas night by the choir and members of the Sunday school The selo parts were taken be@MTs. Yahn, Miss Mildred Montgomery. Mrs. Willis
 Morgan, Mrs. ". A. Edmond, H. F. Geer and w. B. Montgomery. There were duets 1 by Mrs. William Crary. Mrs. Edmond,
 Miss Mildred Montgomery and Miss Der tha Montgomery. There were two solos by two girls of the junior class, Miss Frances Montgomery and Miss Gladys l Wilkinson. A feature of the1musical part of the entertainment was the chorus re- sponse hy the full choir to the different numbers rendered Mrs. J. P Richard son, assisted by Miss Viva Richardson was in charge of the musical part of the program. The following pupils of the tSunday school gave recitatiens: Miss i Grace Campbell, Miss Frances Mentgom- cry, Miss Gladys Wilkinson, Miss Wini. 1 fred Briggs, Masters Raymond Campbell I and Robert Edmend. The Glory Exef. I else. presented by Miss Blanche MoRtgom. cry, showing the star. cross and crowd assisted ky the choir. was finely rendered Singing by Mrs. Geer's classS completed I the very interesting entertainment, after ,I which a heavily laden tree was quickl, T lightened. There were handsome present, and plenty of candy for all the younger
 members of the Sunday school. Coco: and cake were served in the chapel Tn.
 snm of s14,03 which was collected wa
 given to the Near East relief. The mem
 bers- of the Christmas committee for tn , Sunday school were Miss lola Button , Miss Mary Wilkinson. Miss Helen Chris topheT, George Norman, Charles Camp , l bell and H. F. Geer. With favorabl conditions for Christmas there were ove i. T5 present.
 ? Miss Mary Wheeleck of Bridgeport i : spending the holidays at her home Al : fred E. Rene of Bridgeport and Mr an : Mrs. + N. Wheelock, Jr,. of New Londo 5 are week end visitors at H. N. Vince : locks.
 g MT. and Mrs. John T. Stewart aRncunc ,. the engagement of their daughter, Mis :, Ruth Agnes Stewart. to Carl Hensfe !