Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-25
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Selections from Gilbert and suiiivan'a comic opera, The Mikado, ln two ne1a were given in the Country club hsusa Wednesday evening at o'clock by local talent assisted by reader and two so- loists from Norwich. The cast of charac- ters follows: hikado of Japan, Court land E. Colver; Nanki Poo, his son. Fletcher ~ilson; Ko Ko, lord high exc cutloner of TftiDu, James J. Moore Poo Bah, lord high everything else, panzy R. Peyey; Yum Yum. Mabel c. Bueking. ham; Pitt Sing, Iva B. Huributt; Peer Bo. Florence H. Norman; three sisters. ! wards of Ko Ko; kat.shs, a lady of the ] mikado's court, in love with Nanh Poo, !, Elizabeth Bard; stage director. Emms s. Bennett; musical director, Caroline B | Freeman; librett0 read by Myra Frinh Ward. The opera was staged In a Jap I anese garden. with effective decorations | The production was most successful win ming much applause. and the costumei admiration. Katisha received roses al the conclusion of her last solo The opers was given for file benefit of the Galei Ferry free public library. Ice cream wal served at the close of the performances. Men in the employ of the Eastern Con. necticut Power company have been ir the place this week placing an extension line from the village to the Bluff, for in- stalling electric lighting in the cottagei there
 Mrs. Edwin W. Jones of Mt. Vernon x. r., who has taken the cottage of Ste phen Norman again this season, arrived in the village Monday and is stopping a the home of Miss Caroline E. Freeman until she has the cottage ready to occu. | py. Mrs. Jones is entertaining Mir. and Mrs. Roger de Bussy of Mt. Vernon. N r., for the Yale-Harvard regatta at tho cottage
 Mir. and Mrs. William s. Elliott oi Norwich and Mrs. Elliott's sister, Miss Helena wulf, of Putnam. have arrived al , the Wuh Den on the Bluff and will bt joined by MT. and Mrs. Otto E. wulf oi Putnam soon
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Wulf of New Haven and Miss Dorothy Wulf of Nor wich are at the cottage of Herman Wuli on the Bluff.
 r Mrs. Latham E. Smith was q recent 2 guest of her relatives in New Londoa- ! Mir. and Mrs. George Smith. and she wal ' accompanied home by their daughter Eleanor, who Is to spend the summer al the home of Mrs Smith.
 Mir. and Mrs George Ballou of Ner. g wich were callers in the place recently. T MT. and Mrs. Everett Bruce of Snikuf n farm entertained recently Mre. F. P d Avery. Mrs. Sheehan. Miss Julia Connor Miss Elizabeth Shay, Miss Jennie Hollis
 
 the submarine base.
 The Y. M. c. A and welfare worl finishes at the submarine base on Jun, 30. The work was conducted there dur. 7 ing the wan Rev J. ". Carter, Ehs P has been retained in the welfare servici there since the war closed. making hi term of service three years, has acceptes the pastorate of ttrs Methodist Eplscopa church at Attawaugan, in the Norwicl Il district of the New England Souther1 conference, and will assume his new 6u ties soon. Rev. Mir. Carter came to th = base for war work from another confer V ence, being pastor of church in Fal l. River, Mass, at that time.
 Rev. Mir. Carter and family will D = much missed in the NJ. E. church aciivl n | ties of the village, where he has organ
 ized Junior league during the year pas
 of the young people of the church an - assisted greatly in praise services. hell
 ing in all departments of church wor " during his free hours from his duties 2
 the base. Mrs. Carter was the eificicl
 corresponding secretary of the Woman
 Home Missionary society and Mast lS David Carter has acted as pianist
 some evening services. TheS have resi'
 ed at Browns Crossing.
 Mrs. Horace H. Sears and son Alfrg
 Dana Sears, of Hastings-on-t -the-Hudsol
 arrived Tuesday to spend some weeks {
 their cottage, the Wren's Nest, Ally
 road.
 Mir. and Mrs Randolph Mathewson ni
 tored here from Springfield, Mass, Tue day to visit Mir. Mathewson's sisters. Il
 Misses Mathewson. until after the Tal'
 Harvard races.
 Mrs. Alfred Steers of Brooklyn, N.
 hal arrived and opened the family co
 tage on the Bluff. Her daughter. Mir
 William Baylies. wife of Dr. Baylies, ar
 children, also of Brooklyn, are at the
 cottage adjoining.
 MT. and Mrs. Eddie Simmons are q
 tertaining MT. Simmons brother-in-la
 and sister, Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Mahon'
 of Boston, over the Yale-Harvard rega ta-
 rvt The Ladies Aid society of the N. church held its regular meeting in | lG vestry of the NJ. E. church Thursday a TX ternoon. The work was on luncheon se IT. and aprons.