Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-01
HALLOWEEN ATTRACTIONS
ARE LARGELY ATTENDED
Social Given in Third Baptist Church
by the 3. Y. p. ".

There was a large crowd in attend
| ance at the Halloween social given by
the Il. Y. 2. U. Monday evening in the
parlors of the Third Baptist church in
| GreeneVille. The affair opened with
several songs and two solos by Miss
| Mary Gray. During the evening re-
freshments were served and the fol-
| lowing games enjoyed: Peanut contest
first prize, Mrs. George Ellis; consola :
ton, William Longley: guessing con-
| test first prize, Mrs. William Lund:
consolation. George Cass: children 5
peanut scramble. first, Willis Larkin:
second, Mary Casey; hunting contest
ring, Mrs. George Ellis; thinrbIe. Helen
Larkin; nickel. Mrs. John Lewis; but
ton. Ethel Ellis.
The following committee had charge
of the affair: Mrs George Howard
Mrs. Herbert Baldwin and Mrs. George
Ellis. A delightful evening resulted
and the affair proved a success.
ST. Anne's Society Has Party.
The annual Halloween party Of st.
Anne's Total Abstinence society was
neId Monday evening in st. Anne's T.
A 3. hall, with large number in
attendance, and splendid programme
that was arranged by the committee
in charge and carried through most
successfully. delightful time was en-
Joyed by everybody. A whist with
twelve tables playing took up the first
part of the evening until 10 o'clock.
Refreshments of cake. ice cream and
cofree We're then served by the ladies,
after which there were old fashioned
Halloween games and pleasing va
riety of musical selections John Sui
Ivan and Michael Coscoran, members
of the Sodality quartette afforded
pleasure to all by several finely rem
dered solos, and the piano playing Of
Miss Sadie Driscoll and singing by
Miss Margaret Bresnahan was received
with special favor by their audience
The delightful affair was not concluded
until long after the midnight hour
decorations suggestive of those
Things especially appropriate 70 the
Halloween season were in evidence ev-
erywhere, even the score cards being
adorned with a motto and picture fit
ting to this occasion.
The members of the committee in
charge. who deserve credit for the sue
eessIuI ISSUE OF the party. are as fol-
lows: Miss Nellie /. Sheridan. chair
man, Miss Annie Drisco1l. Miss Mary
| Foley, Miss Margaret Twomey. Miss
Mary Skelly and Miss Katherine DON
ahue
The winners at whist. as announced
at the conclusion of the evening, were
as follows: Ladies first prize, Miss
Nellie Shea: gentlemen's first prize
William Houlihan: ladies' consolation
Miss Annie Donovan: gentlemen's con
SoiatlOn. MIchaeI CoScoran.
Party by Howard w. Holmes.
\ delightful Halloween party was
held Monday evening at the home of
Master Howard W. Holmes of Oneco
street The thirteen guests appeared
in various costumes and spent a most
enjoyable evening with Hallowe' en-
| games and 2 candy pull The prizes
for the most hideous costumes went
I to Charles and Lillian Barker Frank
Allen and Zephyr DeICarlo took the
prizes in the fishing contest. Bert Bar
Der was the winner in the peanut
I hunt. During the evening refresh
! ments We're served.
The following were present: Charles
! Bert, Arthur and Frank Barber Frank
! Allen. Katherine Palmer Lillian Bar
! Der. Daniel FaIvey, Zephyr DelCarIo
/ JENNA DelCarlo, Tessie DelCarlo and
! Frank anderson.
At County Home School.
I At the county home Monday after
Z noon the first and second grades en-
! tertained the rest of the school with
I Halloween games and the following
: programme of songs and recitations
The Brownie song by school; Hal
loweeu, Dorothy Mcclure: Fiery Face
I Ida Super; Hist, Hist. Be Still school:
/ One Halloween, By Brownie, a
witch and boy: Bobbing for Apples
/ Josephine Murray; The Tick Tack
! Fairy, song by school; Witches. Win
I fired Main; The Little Elf, song BY
! school; If ] Was Witch, Clara Su-
/ per; One Halloween Night. song by
I school.