Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
DAMlElson

Rnsesvtiis Candidate to Preach at Bap-
 tIst Church-List of Players in Tri-
 Village Team-TroubIeson1e Forest
 Fies.
 William Bennett of Brockton, Mass, formerly manager of the Danielson division of the Southern New Eng land company, is spending few days with friends in town
 Mrs. Napoleon Dominique and Miss Doriila Domingue were called to Fall River Friday by the death of rela- tive.
 Nr. and Mrs Damase Boulias were called to Moosup Friday to attend the n1nerai of Mrs. Joseph Thetreauit an aNnt of MT. Bculias.
 Dulore Forand. who has been em- ploysd as a clerk at Weisberg's store, left Dahtelson Friday to return to
 Miss Clara Young has been spend tag several days with relatives in Souadbridre-
 Roy. A B. Riggs of Lowell has been the guest of Rev. F. w. Armstrong sf the Pentecostal church.
 Rockville Pastor a Candidate
 Rev. kr. Gould of Rockville will be tor. at the Baptist church on Sunday.
 Thank Offering Meeting.
 HAe woruaA,s Foreign Missionary rtth Mrs Frank Scott of Hawkins street This was the annual thank e6ersng meeting.
 Farewell Sermon.
 Exder H. H. Brown will preach his farewell sermon at the Advent chapel Sunday afternoon His subject will be The Final Home Going. Elder Brown has accepted a call from the Broughton. Maine, Advent Christian church.
 Four-Tabie Whist.
 Ma B. L. Bailey of the West Side entertained q four-table of friends at whist on Friday evening. The honors wers won by Miss Emma Burbank, Hal R. Eaton. George O. Thomas and John Reed. .ssA
 Bids fer Sewer Construction.
 Warden w. L Bullard has adver- sised for bids for the construction of the sections of sewer authorized to be built by the voters. assembled at the snnuaI borough meeting on Monday evening. The total length of these sewere. which will run through School. Cottage and Broad streets, is about l, 100 fbet- The time limit for filing Sids expires next week
 Hess company's Official Board.
 The following are the newly elected omeers Of Ninnetexit hose company, Ne 1: Foreman. c. A. Hamilton; as- ssstan< foreman, John Jaegar; secre- 4Ary and treasurer, w. Fenner Wood ward: steward, Frank Perreau1t; first pfpeanon. Gurdon Withey, Vincent derfianl. second pipemen, Charles KApp. William Snyder; hydrantmen, ". r. Woodward. Edward Maher; sick >snmtstee. John Jaegar, Gurdon With sT. Charles Rapp: entertainment com xstetee, G1rdon E. Withey. William Snyder A Bernier.
 Lafayette Clubs Election.
 The Lafayette club has elected the following officers for the ensuing term: President ". c. Poirier; vice president F. Lajenunesse: second vice rresfdent Albert Mailhot; correspond tng secretary D. E. Jette; financial seeretAry, P. Laflamme; treasurer, H. Dosroslers. The club has a large r2su1oershlp and is strong financially.
 psaysrs Of Tri-viIlase Team.
 lEauAxer E. F. Clark of the Tri-vil- saga ssAm of the Eastern Connecti- enf feague has filed with the league eeerstaRy the following list of players for ess season of 1910: Stanley Ma thsen. John Washington. Edward Ser tfiiauns. Roy Reach. Austin Brooks, William Anderson William Marland, James Buckley. Alvin Tatro, Walter lanes, George Eadie and Barnett. Pin Mafhieu and Washington of Webster are the members of the bat fery and the out of town players that are allowed to eac hteam- under the