Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-02
WINDHAM COUNTY
MOOSUP
Young sien of Methodist Pastors Class Give rtainment-Obituary Notes Events of Thanksgiving Week. Norwich Man in Trouble.

Events of ThanksgIVinG week. Norwich Man in Trouble.
 Afr and Mrs Dudley Williams spent Thanksgiving in South Windham with I-iatiNeS-
 AIr and Mrs. W. w Sheldon of Fauregan Mrs. Ellen Codding and .-rs.ndchiIdren. Mildred and Floyd Cod diug and Misses Hattie and Myra EcGding of Dsnielson. were guests at the home Of w. Franklin Sheldon or. Entertainment by Pastors Class. There was a very pleasing entertain ment in the vestry of the Methodist church last Friday evening, given by the young men in the pastors class. The programme opened with several scngs by the glee club and concluded with the drama entitled Prof. Baxter Invention. the young men takIng ait the Tarts in an excellent manner. The evening was very stormy. but quite a large audience was present and thor ougilly enjoyed the evening
 Believing is the cast;
 aFeniannin Franklin Baxter inventor.
 John A. Prior Peter Crawford. aged 72, deaf and in sanuel whoolev, aged TO, sprightiy Tor his wears Lewis Main Roxanna Tucker. aged T and digni- led Harold Williams Dorothy Tucker, aged eS and frivo- 1Cus, ernest Barr Mary Ann OFlynn, uncertain age servant to Baxter, Dana w. Potter After the entertainment ice cream and candy were on sale
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Burchard of Woonsocket have been visiting Daniel BJrcEsrd this week
 Funeral of Miss Dennison.
 The funeral of Miss Fannie Denniscn as held from the house on Saturday afternoon. Rev. Ernest L. Loomis, pestor of the Baptist church, assisted by Rev J. P. Brown of New London. had charge The flowers were many and very beautiful Burial was in 2foosup cemetery
 Board Meeting.
 There was an official board meeting Monday evening at the Methodist par
 Union Service.
 A union Thanksgiving service was held at Central Village at 10-43 a. m Thursday. Harry Taylor, assisted by a singer, MT. Hatch. and an orchestra, had charge of the service
 An experience social under the au- spices of the E5pworth league was held with Miss Edith Elliott Thanksgiving evening
 Total Amount S17o.
 The pipe organ banks. which were not brought in the night of the en- 1crtainment have been collecte't ana the contents brought the entire amount uo to SITO, which goes towards the organ fund.
 Sunday Services.
 Next Sunday morning Rev pr. Roberts will preach on Unpardonable Sin. in the evening there will be an organ recital the first half of the ser vice: the pastor will preach the latter part
 Rev. Ernest Loomis. pastor of the Baptist church, will preach Sunday morning on Soul Winning; in the ey ening, The Value of a Soul.
 Mime GIleau's Death.
 The funeral Of Mdme. GIeau was feId Thursday morning at All HalIcWs' church Mrs Gileau died at her nome in kishwaukec after an illness ot SeF- eraI years at the age of 51- She leaves several children, besides other near relatives.
 The Union mill shut down on Wed nesday for ths balance of the week, giving the help a short but much ap- pl eciated vacation
 Paid in Full was ar attraction al the Peoples theater on Monday evening. The play was finely presented and quite largely attended
 Miss Florence F. Baker is a guest Of friends in Manchester. N. H.
 Motor Trip to Providence
 Everett E. Salisbury and family and Rupert k Marland cf Daniels )n mo tored to Providence and enjoyed Thanksgiving at the home of MT. Sails Iury's daugnter. Mrs A. T DUndas. Arthur Anderson of Providence was
  Bernett at Green Hollow
 Attended Parish Fair.
 Thursday evening All Hallows' coun- cil No. 27o, Knights of Columbus, al tended the parish bazaar at Miner hail in a body. The delegation left their quarters in Hyde block at T.45, accom- vanied by music and in a glory of red ire James Moore and William t Curran were in charge of the ranks Eupt and Mrs. Frank Emerson were s-uests Thanksgiving at the home of relattves in Lawrence, Mass.
 The Misses Dillett spent Thauks21T- : Auburn, R. I.
 NIT. and Mrs Joseph Sum had their sons. William and Rupert, of Spring field. with them on Thanksgiving day.
 Norwich Man Sent to Jail.
 William Laherty. hailing from Nor wich was before Justice Danielson on Monday charged with skipping hoard and iutoxication. Lafferty pleaded guilty and upon the non payment of his fine and costs was sent to Brook Ivn jail.
 Mir and Mrs. Thoma Burke of Paw tucket, R. L. and James Miller and family of Sterling spent Thanksgiving with Nr and Mrs. Charles Miller. MT anu Mrs. J. W. Tucl<erman en- tertafned relatives over Tha anksg1ving.
 Conferred M. M. Degree.
 Noosup lodge. No 113. F. and A NJ, heId special communication Saturday evening and conferred the NJ. M de- gree or7 two candidates. After the wn-ll 2 panquet was given in n. l-s rcon- below Inc aSinS zEc sou~= t-r- t--~ evening 2 niec.