Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13
JEWETT CITY

H-e-@SAS A~pA Aao q liiAiu anu StAHCt leliA~ onstration which Is shpvlng marked re- suits ip feFor of the use Of acid nhos- phate. c. T. Armstrong and Simon Brewster, Jr., are conducting dempnstra- ton orchards. Charles Palmer is run hing a potato demonstratieH using sey- eral different courses of northern grown seed potatoes fer comparison and is also trying out two CT three different fertil- i izer mixtures to aeteTHsne whether it Is best to use high potash mixture. AeF- ton Bartlett is running a tan dressing i demonstration, usiRg four different mix , tuFes of chemicals
 The ehildrsais day concert at the Con- gregational church was held Sunday i morning, III being present The primary | class was seated on the platform, which | was most attractive with it's decorations l of syringas, daisies and ferns, arranged Nhy Miss Bessie Thompson and Rosinz Allyn The music was led hy a junior choir of 10 girls vAo marched from the vestry to the choir singing the opening carol. Canary birds added their tune ful notes to the exercises. Ars. B H. Hiscox played the drgan and Miss Ethel Thompson the plano in unison for all the carols. During the service four children were baptized, the pastor, Rev. | c. H. Andrews, using very pretty form of christening. He dipped q eaTnation into the baptismal basin, which wss held by Supt. William MeNieol, the carna- tions being held by olga zegeer. then touched the baby's head with the eaFna- ton as he christsned t, and gave the baptismal token to the mother. The children were Marguerite Anna Dilvorth. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Di- worth of Greeaeytlle, Herbert Charles Webster, Jr.. son of Mir and Mrs. II. C. Webster, Ivy Mildred Gser. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank l.. Geer, and Cor inne Louise zegeer, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Abraham zeEeer, Faur ehildren received Bibles according to the II. L. Reade legacy, Russel Carpenter, Mar jorie Webster, Walter Richardson and by four little girls in nover-trimmed baskets. They were Ruth RalIou, Mari an Jeffers, Ellen Faust and Christine Marshall. The program was arranged by Mrs. F. E, Robinson and Miss Sadie Thompson and comprised these seieo- tiols: Opening carol, The Children's King. choir; prayer, Rev, Clinton H. An drews; carol, Roses We Bring, school !; recitation, On Childrenis Day, Walter Goring; recitation, l Know God Cares, Olga zegeeri carol, Welcome the Sun shine, school recitation, Two I4ttis Hands, Janet Wilcox recitation, The &c., | NASff +NN~AN @t~etNnhNtAs C@FcNH SA@@ q Little While, school; recitation, The Way to Sunshine Town. Annie Eichel- berg; carol, Glad HosaRnas, school reading, Dear Little Heads in the Pew, Mrs. Fausti song, Ethelle Parkhurst recitation, Summer'a Here, Lester Ea- geFi carol. Bring Your Gifts, school; ra- sponsive reading, led by supt. William McNicoli carol. Let the Aetes of Rap ture Swell. school; recitation, Such . Sunny Day. Marjorie Webster; reeita. tion. Buttercupa. Eunies Webster; eaFoi , If Christ Should Come, school; reeita. tion, Promises, William Webster; reel tation, The Childrens Day, Myrtle Stet : son; carol. Golden Light is Cleaning school; recitation, The Best Can ;; Russell Carpenter; recitation. Edith and Ruth Mum; closing song, Happy We school
 Miss Evelyn Spencer Johnsen. daugh ter of Mrs. Minnie Johnson of Jevet ] City, and Albert Earl Woodmansee oi Plainfeld( were married Saturday after
 noon at the brides home, Rev. c, H. An ! drews ofticiated at the ceremony. Tho bride wore blue foulard gown. Thes were attended by the brides mother Snt her cousin, Daniel AcCracken. Onl,
 relatives were present The bride is 2 descendant of one of the oldest New : York Dutch families, her material great l grandfather being one of the founders O : the stock exchange. She is member O @ the Congregational church, Sunda, , school and Christian Endeavor society . She is employed in the office of Hayeni
 & Son. The bridegroom is the son o - MT. and Mrs. Albert WeedmanEee o 2 Plainfeld. He is world war veteran :, serving in L troe2, Fourteenth cavalry . being Stationed in Texas 13 months. Mir e and Mrs. Woodmansee will live at th' n home of Mrs. Johnson for the present Mrs. Elizabeth A. Saith, e1, widow Q
 Edwin R. Smith, died Sunday morning a ;, the home of her daughter. Mrs. Sarah A 'l Shaw, in Glasgo. She was born Il
 Brooklyn, N. r., the daughter of Mir. ant . Mrs. Randall Gllliver.
 Miss Doris Johnson, a pupil in tn
 eighth grade at the Riverside gramma
 school, has received certificate of meri
 from the Connecticut Society of the Go
 lonial Danes given in the competition
 for prizes offered to the pupils in tn
 grammar schools throughout the stat
 for an essay on Colonial History.
 Dorcas circle of the Kings Daughter
 is to meet at Mrs. Charles E. Spicer'
 Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. William B. Montgomery enter
 tained the Harmony club at her home 1AAs- AASntesp AAc1
 of Westerly was present
 Miss Jean BuFlesoH returned Saturda
 from New Britain. She has been
 Charter Oak hospital. Hartford. twice ft
 throat difficulty, being absent from hon
 six weeks.
 The Congregational ehgreh pienie is
 be held June 25 at Ocean Beach, L. !
 Carpenter is chair1ian V the tFanspo
 tation committee Norman PaFkhurs
 William McNieol and Mrs, E. II. HiscS
 are the sports committee. Each one
 to carry a basket lunch. The party wi
 leave the church at 12.45 on the Satu
 day set for the picnic
 Mrs. Eliza Kennedy, ss. wife of J. ]
 Kennedy. died at her home in Lisbon
 an early hour Saturday morning, Mir Kennedy was born in GTiswold, tl daughter of Mary Ratahun and Dvig Corey. She had heen married SO year living that length of time in the hou where she died in Lisbon, Her daug ter. Mrs. Alice Ray, dled II weeks az Mrs. Kennedy was member of il NeweHt church and Ladies Aid societ She was devoted to her family and long as health permitted was active church affairs. She was a beloved neig bor, and the husband, dpubly bereaye has the sympathy of many friends. s
 leaves two sons, Ernest of Preston al
 George of Lisbon. There also her fl