Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
JEWETT CITY

Mrs. Leslie B. Bliss takes the blue ribbon for fall apple blossoms. She picked Friday a branch more than three feet long all in pink and white blo3.n with leaves as green aid blossoms as fragrant as in real apple blossom time" The tree is Baldwin, and in connec- tion with this one branch that came to blossom, it was first seen to be covered two weeks ago with a tent caterpillar's nest. Small green buds were noted in side the web, which after the nest was removed came out in full, followed next day by the blossoms.
 Mondey evening next meeting is to be held in the interest of forming a hand in Jewett City. Sol Paquette and Albert Szafarz are among the promoters of the plans. Most of the time for more than 50 years Jewett City has had a band, sometimes two bands Among those who are enthusiastic in the move are ut least 30 musicians who play either reed or brass Instruments. MT. Paquette is trus- tee for a small amount of money in the bank which he plans shall be used as the nucleus for a ban dfund. The men interested are willing to work them selves in the interest of any plan which may be formulated to start the band.
 Among bookings for a local theatre the l coming season is Uncle Toms Cabin. Facts relative to the contract state that the company will arrive by automobile, ; It will be some sight for the borough | ties to see their big Packard truck rls- 1 ing Railroad hill with Simon Lagree at | the steering wheel, followed by Uncle Tom in a. For&aAvith Little Eva, Marks and Eliza occupying the passengers seat l At St. Mary's Roman Catholic church ] Sunday, Rev John J. McCabe, pastor and Rev. Joseph H. Seiferman, assistant pastor will celebrate the regular mass es, sermons in English, Polish and French.
 First Congregational church. Pachaug l Rev. J. P Richardson will occupy his pulpit at 10.45. Y. P. s. c. E. in the evening.
 Second Congregational church: Tn, pastor, Rev. Howard Stevenson vii preach at 10.45. Y P S. c. B. at 2 leader, Miss Ruth Ballou.
 Methodist church, Rev. Herbert L Wilber, pastor, Sunday morning service at 10.45; Sunday school at roon Morn ing preaching topic, After death, tn Judgment" Evening preaching service ' o'clock, topic, Following Christ.
 Wednesday, Sept. 27, will be prayel l meeting rally night in the M. B. church
 At the Baptist church, Rev. E. E Scates will occupy his pulpit. Morning subject, The Object in Rallying. Evening The Attesting Power of Miracles. Y. P s. c. E, at 6.45.
 Rally day will be observed in tn Sunday school of the Baptist churcI Sunday next at 12 o'clock. Graduation exercises from the primary departmen will take place and in addition eacl class of the Sunday school will furnisl one number on the program. The dat Is also the birthday of Supt. A. M Brown.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank stetson have bee visiting in Springfield, Mass, for tw weeks
 Among White Mountain tourists thi week are noted the names of Misses Ma. and Bessie Blake, of Jewett City.
 Mrs. Emma Potter is spending he vacation with Miss Dorothy Moore 0 Webster, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael E. Shea, Jame o. Dolan and Leslie Carroll enjoyed a automobile trip to Springfield Mass Thursday and attended the Easter States Exposition.
 Saleslady wanted, Saturdays and Sun days, at Boston Candy Kitchen.-adv.
 David Hale Tanning was anon friends of the late Rev Edward M An thony of Jewett City, who attended tn committal services at Hope, cemetery i Worcester Mass, Friday.
 Lionel Boucher has been obliged t cancel his engagement as head harbe at the Hotel Ponce De Leon. at Jack sonville, Florida, and has not left tow as reported