Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-20

Jacobsen; o, Who Will OCT the Down Go Free. de Peansali: selections by Mrs. Les1i- better Winter Winds, Watts; Rain, Cur ran; Ostella Anato, Proch Ma Lindy Lin, Strickland Part Gounod's cantata, GaIh chorus and Mrs. I.eadbetter, soi9rare. i Mrs. Leadl5etter who has appeared many times before Westerly audiences. sang In most artistic manner. was heard with great pleasure at the concert, her voice be unusually fine. The dea,h of Mrs. Margaret Keefe, wiz l dow of William Keefe occurred at her 1 home at 45 StIlhnan avenue. Wednesday 1 Forenoon after brief illness.
 The Masonic club held successful dance and social at the town hall Wed day evening. There was large attend 1 Westerly Ccycle club will hold dance for members and their guests.
 Dr. Herbert Rouse of Shamrock was a business caller here Tuesday afternoon. | Judge Frank TIinckley of Mystic was here Wednesday.
 Representative N. P. Moves Of StonIng- | ton was in Westerly Wednesday.
 Governor San Souci is to have cot tage at Watch Hill this summer.
 Edward Leary of Westerly Is at North 1 Stonington getting his garden ready for the season.
 Miss Harriet Woodward left wednesday for her home in Philipsburg, N. l., having been the guest of Miss Jennie Stanton. The new parochial school building to l be erected at the corner of High and Dix on street is to cost s15U.000 is planned with all the latest irrdproviments.
 The second competitive night of Vest orly grange, No IS, was held at Avondale Tuesday evening, with an audience of ninety The program, which the 3adges Mrs. Lillian Green, Of Quonoehont aug grange, Ledyard s. Anthony of Ashaway grange and Raymond a2argo of Storing ton. grange announced as winning was of .exceDtional merit and provided seiid fun for two hours.
 Mrs Elizabeth Henson in charge of the 1 entertainment and the progr Lu1 arranged was as follows
 Mandolin and piano duet, Mrs. Florence s. Larkin and Mrs. Grace 5. Chapman essay. American Ideals Mrs Harvey c Perry. This was an original paper, ern- bodyin;, American ideals, and stimulating patriot ism reading. humorous article on daylight saving, Harvey c. Perry.
 The surprise feature which followed consisting of a comic sketch, called Fun on the Podunk Limited was a sure hit and kept the audience in an uprear from start 10 finish.
 The characters were as follows: Farm CT Boggs. regular haysaai Ralph Champln; Mrs. Boggs, also from the kentry, Eliza A. Clarke; colored Porter very efficient, Cleveland H. Clark; news boys, with a few magazines and much
 gum4 George Cottrell; conductor, very much at home. Charles s. Lackin; Fai
 Man, who could have been latter, ISrae H. Chapman; Chinaman, always eating
 rats, Maurice c Nye Bride and Groom
 newly married, Farquhar and Helen fSrnith respectively; Miss Prinn. an olt
 maid, Roy Daw1ey Irish woman, wht fused to be good looking, Carrie Frazier
 Mary Boags, cute little girl in hurry
 Esther C,harnptin Grandpa WIggins, go
 ing on a trip. Wn. Gavitt; Grandmi
 Wiggfns, not used to trains. Fanny Gavitt; Tom Riggs, little boy, William Brown Susie Olsen, a Norwegian, t4rac Chapman; Mrs Herbly. elderly lady tn , terested in remedies. Martha Chardnan ! Mrs. Deafly, oId-fashioned who doesn' ;; hear very well, Leo Nye: Mrs. Stutterly who has an impeachment in her speecI : Clifford Lahgworthy; Woman Sutfragis