Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-25
occUM AND VERSAILLES
chiIdren's Concert at M. E. Church. Wedding at St. Joseph's-company Building New Tenement Houses.

Children's day exercises were pleas
 antly carried out at the Versailles
 Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
 evening. Frederick Topliff, Sunday
 school superintendent and his staff
 of teachers, had decorated the church
 with potted plants. ferns and large
 American flags. There was respon-
 sive reading, invocation, and Scripture
 read. The concert included: March, ing song, the school; The Whole Wide
 World Is Singing, the school; recita-
 tion, James Harry Sengman; We Sing
 Our Fathers Praises, school; solo,
 Miss Sarah Thomas: Message of Na-
 ture, Mrs. c. w. Perkins class; solo,
 Beautiful Land on High, Charles N. Leavens; recitation, Helen Nell; God
 Wants the Boys and Girls, Vivian Per- kins and Jessie Sengman; Summer Time, Regina Lambert, Rosa Krum-
 holtz, Katie Barker and Gladys
 Rathburn; recitation, Suppose, Rose
 Lambert; recitation. The Little Ones
 He Blessed, Rose Krumholtz; l Will Be Sunbeam, Marion Allen, Rose
 Lambert, Emily Robesh and Ida Nich- ols; About Giving, Jessie Sengman and Gladys Rathburn; song, Music Every
 where, the school; solo, Let All the Children Sing Marion Allen: recita- tion, The Bell Ringer, Annie Durr; song, Little Showers, the school; so- To. Jessie Sengman; recitation, Louise Durr; duet, We Would Live for Jesus,
 Florence Thomas and Jessie Seng- man; recitation, Sermons in Every thing, Lena Barker; chorus. Our Fa-
 ther Watcheth Every Happy Bird, the school; Rainbow, Mrs. Clarence Mells class; Bless This Day. school. Those who had charge of the exer- cises were Mrs. Frank Topliff, Mrs. c. W. Perkins, Mrs. Clarence Nell and Miss Thomas. There was a large at-
 tendance. Miss Sarah Thomas was pianist.
 The Children of Mary of St. Joseph's parish are under the leadership of Miss Mary Roy of Baltic rehearsing for a concert.
 The Pulaski band of Norwich passed through here Saturday en route to Baltic, to play in the parade of the Independent Order of Foresters. This place being the home of Band Mas ter Orville La Roche, the band played Semper Fidelis before his home. The Eagle fife and drum corps went to Baltic Saturday and played at the
 Forcesters' parade.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Leavens
 were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Toplift over Sunday.
 Charles Freeman of Tennessee was
 a visitor at the home of A. B. Bou- |
 Miss Edith Sengman, who has been attending the New England Conservs- l tory of Music, Boston, has returned home for the summer vacation.
 Married at St. Joseph's Church. At St. Joseph's church Monday morning at o'clock Miss Rosie La
 rnareaux and William Preavy were married by the Rev. B. M Donneliy | The bride was attired in white silk | with train, and carried bridal roses
 Miss Lamoreaux was given away by l her father, Anthony Lamoreaux Thomas Preavy, the father of the groom, attended him. After the cere. 1 mony, the young couple held a recep- ton at the residence of Hedos La moureaux, a brother of the bride. and after a breakfast was served they Jeff
 ,on the noon train for Providence ant Boston. The presents were many ana varied. Both bride and groom are em. ployes of the Totokett Mfg. Co.,. tn, groom being second hand in the spin
 ming department.
 New Tenement Houses. The Totokett Mfg. Co. is building two large two-tenement houses on the
 Canterbury turnpike.
 James Welch of Breswsters, N. Y. is spending his vacation at the home
 of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. D.
 Welch.
 Hector Mcconnell of Danielson wal calling on friends here recently. | Miss Della Langellier. bookkeepel
 at John Quinn's store, is spending q
 months vacation in the vicinity oi | prnvidence