Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-30
JEWETI CITY


 The Pachaug Community club Thurs day evening was attended by sixty. peo- pie, in spite of the very unpropitious weather. The progra mwas very much enjoyed, the performers making a spe. cial effort to fulfill their promises to entertain, some of them coming from Westerly, Glasgo, Jewett City and Lis bon. James Olson of Lisbon gave two piano solos. The young man is an Un- usually talented pianist and played his difficult selections with fine execution and expression. Miss Margaret Gavitt of Glasgo sang two numbers, <Azas where a Voice is Calling and My Laddia and her encores were The EIfman and He's Such a Little Fellow. She has a very sweet-toned strong soprano voice and distinct enunciation, and her se- lections were very pleasing. Mrs. E, H. ous selections. William DeaItrey Of JeWett City sang The Trumpeter and for an encore Some to the Fair. Mr. Deal- trey has one of the finest tenor voices ' ever heard in this town. He has sung in English opera, and has a sister who l is singing there at present. A most | entertaining feature was the dancing in ! costume of The Highland Fling and an , Irish jig by Mildred Mckenzie and Jean i McDonaN of Westerly. The two misses 1 of thirteen and fifteen years of age would easily be classed with profes- sional dancers. Mrs George Wilcox of ] Westerly accompanied both Miss Gavitt i and the dancers. Miss Viva Richard son, musical instructor at Mt. Hermon, 1 gave one of her wonderfully executed 1 piano selections by Listz. She playE ] entirely from memory the most difficult ! music, George Palmer entertained at intervals with his radio, which was very distinct, notwithstanding the static ! conditions Sandwiches, cakS and coffee were served. The committee were MT. and Mrs. Herbert lift, Mrs. W. B. Montgomery, Lucy Miner and Lucy La than.
 On account of an error in the Jewett i City news, Friday morning, the amount collected by the automatic teller at the l Riverside school was made to read i s7S.S5 1t should be S27S.S5.
 I The state snow scraper went up and back through the town Friday morning ] leaving the streets hard and smooth With such excellent sleighing the pass ing of the sleigh with the old time par ties s brought wildly to mind. During the afternoon the boys were out with sleds and one lad had a doub4e-ripper It is a matter of some littie wonder, what has become of the many fine cut ters that were once owned in Jeweti City. With such sleighing as there is today, there would always be plenty oi speeding over the roads about the town with number of sharp brushes be- tween the fine horse owners. Today one has visions of cobweb covered sleigh back away up on the high scaf- fold above the barn floor, with its carefully painted figure on the back l partly obscured by the dust or disuse Now, 1t Is get out the machine, and are the chains on securely? %+
 Thirty years ago, the village smithy with two or three helpers, would keeI the forge roaring all night, to Keep UT with the waiting line of horses, that needed their caIks sharpened.
 1 Few more girls wanted on Foster winders. Apply A. B. Burleson & Co., adv. -@.
 o. F. Miller, just home from triI through the middle west, tehs Of an in novatfon in the great union station al Il Kansas City, While there, waiting fol an express for Chicago, MT. Miller hac opportunity to visit the large movfns picture theatre on one of the upper floor. of the station, where passengers wait ing for their trains, are entertained With the finest Of continuous picture shows.
 The fire company was called ou three times on still alarms Friday Twice, once at noon and again tw6 hours later, for chimney nre at thu residence Of F. s. Leonard on Soul Main street. Again in the early even ing for chimney fire at-Jo- Glowacki' on. Railroad avenue. l.is
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 English starIings were around fl [ flock after the storm looking for handout. Until snow comes they are no st noticed much iIi focks. A bird lows E says now Is the time to. put out piee , of suee on tree branch, or on tn
 clothes pole the farthest away iron
 the house. He promises that 1t will 9 : of interest to see the various feat q | friends that will be pleased to LpaI e1sk
 of the offered hospitality. Ts
 Jewett City people had the benefits Q
 a pretty regular trolley service all da.
 Friday. The ears in the main wer
 but little of the schedule. The 2 ]
 m. train for Boston showed up at 10.3I
 At the annual meeting Of the A.. 4
 Young Jr. Hose and Ladder Co. No. ]
 held Thursday evening, Foreman Thom as Wakeley and Assistant Forena
 Nose -Loranger were Fe-eleeted. --a
 At daybreak Friday morning sti
 northeast wind was blowing with hal gale velocity with plenty of snow. . shift of.thep wind before o'clock to 2 few points toward the north ended tn . snowfall at once.
 sss Fox hunters were out on Stone hi :. after the snow ceased Frtday. Fo : hunting. considered as a business, is hc
 toriousiy unproftable. but IL affords
 class of clean. hearhfM sport ths
 stands, unsurpassed. After the snow
 fan of two weeks ago. the Preston hsiI
 ters shot one of the partial gray va raety. Two winters ago Amos PtflIiT