Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-10
TAFTVILLE

The program of entertainment uiV- en by the pupils of the Lisbon School. Wednesday evening at the German Shooting Club was as follows:
 Poem Two Fairies, Hazel Gley. Plsylet. "A Little Heroine of the Revolution. Cast, Mr. Arlington. John Gunderman; Mrs. Arlington, Gladys Thoma: John Arlington, George Gau- thier; Pompey. Howard Tucker; Cloe, Anna Donnellv; Venus, Alice Schmidt; Patty Lee, Eleanor Heinrich; Mrs. Lee. Esther Lobe; Mir. Lee. Isaac Wolfe: General Marion, Carl Krauss; American soldiers, William Prolxop. John Ely. British soldiers, William Prokop, John Ely. cSene I. Mir. Ar lingtons home; Scene Ii A British camp; Scene III Mir. Lees home; Scene " General Marion's camp.
 Poem, "Fraidie Cat, Harold Helm boldt
 Playlet. The Magic Sword. Cast, Rosalind, Annette Hermann; First Old Doll Margaret Feibel; second old doll. Helen Remick; Fairy Prince X. Remick; Jumping Jack, Carl Helm boldt; Wicked Giant, Alfred Lobe; Five Soldiers Alexis Jurewicz, Au- brey Potter, R. Lobe, F. Lobe and Harold Helmboldt. Scene I The Toy shop. Scene II The Doll House Scene TIT The Doll House.
 The entertainment was presented under the direction of the teachers of the school Mrs. Tetreault and Miss hanahan. The large audience thor oughly appreciated the clever acting of the little folks and a comforta ble sum for the school was realized. The school thanked the members of the Shooting Club for the use of the club house.
 To provide the local fans with amusement in the baseball line, and or the purpose of developing some desirable prospects, a game was stag sd Thursday evening on the Prov l. dence street grounds between the Taftville A. A. and the Bearcats A large crowd was on hand and it is believed that these twilight games art to be popular. Some of the A. A men went over into the Beareat line up. and they defeated the A. A.,4S-7 Corcoran pitched for the A A. anC BelaT caught, and Pepin and St. Ger. main were the battery for the victors Next Tuesday a game has been ar. ranged between the A. A and tn, Army & Navy Club.
 Harold Heap. a student at the New Bedford Textile School, New Bedford Mass, is spending the summer. vaca .ion at the home of his parents MT and Mrs. Lee Heap of South Fron Street
 Mrs. Frank Oddie and son Cheste Of Buffalo, \. Y., have arrived il town to join MT Oddie who has beel employed here for some time
 The English speaking Children C Mary Society met Friday evening a Sacred Heart Church.
 Frank Hodkinson of South Slate Avenue is enjoying a short vacation
 Troop 3, Boy Scouts, met Frida evening in the recreation rooms o he Taftville Congregational Churcl under the Ndirection of Scoutmaste Victor R. Davis. The troop has late y added a few new members to it oils.
 Mir. and Mrs Luther D. Packer Q North A Street, and MT. and MT. George H. Young of North Slater Av enue were visitors this week at Grot on Long Point.
 Children's Day exercises will be hel at the Taftville Congregational Churc Sunday morning al 10: 30 in place c the usual preaching service.
 Mrs. Wilbur Dodge of Block Islan IS al the home of her father. Wi liam Pollard of South Front Stree
 Collectors of moths are adding man new specimens to their collection Owls Heads and Luna" moths ar very plentiful this season, and quar tities of them have been capture, cioroformed and mounted to grac serving trays ard tea tiles.
 Mrs. F. W. Warrington of Sout Front Street is spending a short tim with Mrs. Harry McNamara In Hart lord, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Exarie Benac of Scut Front Street are moving to Occur
 ats and MrA. Euclide Rienvenu