Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-26
.JEWETT CITY


 ton, Mrs. Herbert Wilber and W. J. Robertson, Jr., was as follows: Selec- | tion by choir, Crown With Alteration recitation, Why Do We Meet Together? Ray, Bugbee; recitation, Norton Gard- | ner; recitation, The Wonderful Christ | mas Tree. Frances Sweet selection by choir, Hear the Postal Joy Bells; reel tation, Carry Christmas Through the Year. Neva Mancini song, Philip Will Der; recitation, The Birthday of Our King, Grace Gardiner; recitation, Guess What I Am Holding, Anna Bugbee; se- lection by choir, Jesus Is With Us; ex- ercise Love the Sweetest Gift of All, girls of Mrs, Anthony's class recita- tion, Goodbye to. Dolly, Alice Brown recitation, Christmas the Whole Year Through, Harriet McCluggagte; recita- tion, Sing a Song of Christmas, Philip l Wilber; selection by choir, Tn a Lowly Manager Bed; recitation, Too Good to Last Lucille McCluggage recitation, Send Christmas Everywhere, Arleen Burdick; remarks by pastor; Christmas offering; selection by, hoir, Tell, the l fer Santa, Emma Marcini; hymn by Congregation, Hark, the Herald Angels 1 Sing.
 MT. and Mrs. F. D. Ballou have As l holiday guests Mir. and Mrs. A. N H. | Vaughn of Norwich Mrs. John J. Craw- ] ford of Pelham, N. Y, Miss Caroline . Ballou and Miss Mary Manton and Da- vid Ballou of Providence. | MT and Mrs. Champion Mathewson | and two children, Janet and Hagen. of l New Haven are at L. G.. Buckingham s l for" a week
 Christmas masses were said at st. l he day and evening.
 The Near East collection at the
 Christmas concert at the Congregation | al church amounted to thirteen dollars, | which was given to Mrs. l.. G. Bucking- l ham to forward.
 Guests at MT. and Mrs. John Stew
 art, Mir. and Mrs. Carl Benjamin and Miss Irene Stewart on. Christmas were
 Mrs Ida Benjamin, Mr. and Mrs, Err
 nest Benjamin and daughters Lillian
 and Ida, Walter Benjamin, Mrs Emma
 Hyde and Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Stew art of Jewett City and Mrs. Henry
 Hensler and son Henry of Plain Hill
 MT. and. Mrs. J. T. Wilbur and son
 Ralph. were entertained at B. G Lague's on Monday.
 The cantata given at the BaptIsI
 church Sunday evening by fifteen voices
 under the direction of Mrs G. H. Prior was splendidly rendered, the music be-
 ing very melodious.
 Postmaster and Mrs. D. F. Finn. had
 as holiday guests MT. and Mrs. D. F
 Finn, Jr., and son of Jewett City Mrs
 H. S. Sleeper of Groton, Mrs. Nellie Nichols and Miss Marcella Kelly c
 Norwich, Mr. and Mrs J. E. Ryan O.
 Ridgefeld, MT. and Mrs. Francis Wes rsel of Akron, Ohio and Misses Elsie ant
 Minnie Foster of Providence.
 Mrs. M E. Wolf and Miss Lillfe Vol of Norwich and MT. and Mrs. J. c. At
 terbury and children Clinton, John, Ma
 rie and Wallace of Greeneville spen Monday at C. D. Wolf's in Lisbon
 Dr. E. A. Kelly of Providence ha! been a guest Dennis Griffin's home. James Duggan of Sloatesburg, N. . spent Christmas at his home on HI street
 ) MT. and Mrs. Earl Howe of Montvifl, , were weekend guests at L. D. Howe's + MT. and Mrs. George Davis of Nev
 York were Christmas guests at Martin
 Davis
 Few more girls wanted on Foste winders. Apply A. B. Burleson & Co.,
 adv.
 . Mrs John Gregg and son John c Danvers, Mass, and Mrs Anna Wrigh
 of New York are guests at Dr. G. H Jennings.
 The Gray family held reuvion a the home of Mir. and Mrs B. M. Ora, on Christmas Day. the children enter taining the parents. The party includ ed MT. and Mrs: Gray, MT. and Mrs
 Thomas Gray, MT. and Mrs Lewis Hew 5 lit and two children, MT. and Mrs. A R. Babcoek and son. Herbert, Lewis 7 Earl, Ruby and Walter Gray. all O ! Jewett City, MT. and Mrs. Charln l Langvehn of Boston. and l. A. Thorn l ton and Miss Ruby Thornton of Jewet
 City
 : MT. and Mrs. William McNicol enter g tained on Monday MT. and Mrs. B. I Bliss, Miss Marguerite Bliss, Miss S. F : Burral and MT. and Mrs. Leslie Bis
 and daughter.
 f Postmaster D. r. Finn. the offic 3 postal clerks received a Christmas let e,I ter Saturday from their chief, Herbel
 Work, postmaster general - Not long ago a considerable htf5be ]. of unsuspecting people in Jewett Cit r were swindled by the smooth stories ( :. a woman who canvasSed the town tal : ing orders in the name of a, well know t firm, whom she claimed to represen ,. The warning has reached the local pC
 lice department. with the following il 8 formation. for local housewives, relat:y . | to the jlnpOSLer- AelSnL, IL, Tn 7. weight, about is0 pounds ;; complexio l. dark; eyles, blue and full; hair. dar : brown; age, about s years. This V, r+ man travels under the following naIat
 which she has given at different times h Mrs. Annie Walton, Mrs. Mary Shit 1T Mrs. Jennie Ross, Mrs. J. Corner, MT s Annie Meyers.
 $ Miss Jennie Blake was struck by il e mudguard of an auto and knocked in s the gutter where she lay itsensible ul ?, til carried to the Brennan home IS Brown avenue Monday evening", Mi
 Blake and Alice Brennan were NEalkir 1t down East Main street, when in fro
 of Edward Jodoin's house car drive g by Adam Mesfick struck Miss Blake M 2 Medick said the light from car COT n l ing towards, him blinded him and n did not see the girl as he turned out IS pass the car. Theodore Bashand ca E ried Miss Blake in his car to her hon
 later. Dr. G.. H. Jennings found MI Blake badly bruised and suffering fro !. nervous shock and for a few days " ' not be able to tell whether there we a any serious injuries.