Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-19
Windham County
MOOSUP
Seniors Benefit concert-SpeciaI Ev- angeIistic Services-k. of C. Officers.

A concert for the benefit of the senior class of PIainfield high school was held in the town hall. Central | Village. Friday evening. The follow | ing was the programme.
 Overture, Roys, in Blue, Sweetest | Girl of All, h gh school orchestra; The | Sea Kings Bride, high school glee club; reading, Scene from Shakesoeare. | Willis Warren Hartman; mandolin Quartette. Amorita Waltz. The Misses Sattey. Maxwell and Edwin Main; reading, Traitor, MT. Hartman; Mur- muring Sea, high school giee club; | reading, Sir Teasel and Lady Teasei, Mir. Hartman. piano solo, Miss Ethel Farl1hurst; reading, Tellit the Milli- ner, Air. Hartman; Home, Sweet Home. high school orchestra.
 Mrs. John w. Tuckerman spent Sat urday in Wilimantic.
 Evaneeistic Services.
 The series of evangelistic meetings held last week under the auspices of the Federation Of Protestant Churches of the town of Plainfeld, at the Meth odist church were very largely at tended and much good work done. Evangelist Taylor is a forceful speak CT and has been listened to nightly by attentive audiences. Rev. JoEn w. Hatch, who laborS with him as the conductor of song services, also ad- dresses Bible studies afternoon at 3. Miss Walker, a talented singer from North Grosgenordale, was present on Wednesday and Thurs lay evenings, and added materially to the services by her sermons in song. The meet ings continued Sunday with preach ing in the morning at the church, mems mass meeting at o'clock Tn the Peoples tneater, and the evening serV- ice, the final one in this village y|Was held in the theater. This week these men commence work at Central Village at the Congregational church and will remain until the night before
 Master Carl Main is suffering from an attack of pleurIsy.
 K. of C. Election.
 At the annual meeting of All Hal iows' council, No. 270, Knights of Co., lumbus held at council headquarters in Hyde block, Sunday, the following officers were elected to serve for the year ensuing: Grand knight, Moses R. BrouilIard; deputy grand knight,JameS More; financial secretary William Bellavance; corresponding secretary, Didace J. Brouillard; treasurer, John T. Sullivan; walden, Thomas Lawless; chancellor. Edward J. Gallagher; ad- vocate, Fred A. Pagan; committee on finance, Edward J. Gallagher. Didace J. Brouillard and James Moore; coun- cil physician, Francis w. Downing, Rev. John II. Broderick; trustees for term of one year, John Tanning, Will liam Curran. E. J. Gallagher; lecturer, J. O. RobertailIe; innner guard, John Tanning: outer guard, James Maxwell. These officers will be duly installed at the first regular meeting in January. Reports were read and the council was found to be in a strong condition both financially and in the mttter of work accomplished during the year just clos ed.
 Mrs. J. c. Gallup and Mrs. R. l.. Rob erts have been purchasing presents for the annual gift giving of the Metho- dist Sunday school.
 O. E. s. Officers Elected.
 Rebekah chapter. Order of the East ern Star. elected officers at it's annual meeting as follows: Worthy matron, Mrs. A. Daisy Main; worthy patron, Carlton F. Wilbur; assistant patron. Mrs. M. Etta Salisbury; secretary, Mrs. Gertrude Emerson; treasurer, Mrs. Elma Main; conductress, Mrs M. Con- nealey; associate conductress, Mrs. Matilda Danielson. The installation ceremonies are set for the next regu- lar meeting.
 Masonic Burial.
 Seventy members of AGc osup lodge of the Fl. and A. M., went to Oneco, where they attended in a body tho funeral of Edgar l.. Kenyon The Rev. Samuel Thatcher officiated. At the ceremony the Masonic burial ceremony was used. Worshipful Master Samuel E. Ray having charge.
 The Franco American club held a very enjoyable whist at their rooms recently. which was largely attended. Refershments were served and danc- ing was enjoyed during the later hours.