Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
VOLUNTOWN
Entertainment and Dance for Benefit of St. Thomas Parish-secieties Take Actisn on Death of orisen Gallup.

An enjoyable entertainment and dance was given in Union hall Satur- day evening fer the benefit of St. Iaennas church. The entertaining programme was rendered in an excel lent manner by the young people of the parish, and showed the careful train ing they had received from Miss Ma rte FTueda, who had them in charge. The programme was thoroughly enjoy ed by all present, each number receiv- ing an enthusiastic encore. The hit of the evening was the duet I Love You, by Miss Laura Mcguire and w. A. Ma guire, given in true professional style. 1Ue programme f0llowSi Overture. Richards orchestra; soneS Hands Up, Misses Bea Gaudette and Flor ence McGovern; song, Honey Man, Miss Alice Mcguire recitation, Miss 1 Catherine McGovern; song, Dreams, Miss Eva Gaudette; duet, I Love You, Miss Laura and William Maguire song, Only One Daisy Left. Miss AL pha Gaudette; selections, Richards or- chestra: recitation, Miss Lulu Larl1in; i; song, Misses Lulu Larlin and Mildred Groves; song, Brass Band Ephraham, William Mcguire; recitation, Five Pen nies, Miss Mildred Groves; song, Boo- gie Boo, Misses Catherine McGovern, Lulu Larlzin and Mildred Groves. Miss Marie FTueda accompanied the singers in an efficient manner. After the con- cert dancing was enjoyed until mid night. Richards orchestra furnished music and Disco prompted Societies Take Action on Death.
 Surprise and deep regret were ex- pressed in town Saturday when news was received in the village of the sud- l den death of former Representative l Origen Gallup at his home. MT. Gallup was highly respected by his fellow cit i izens, and suitable resolutions were passed by the societies of which he was a member.
 Many of the village people were pleased to learn that a physician had 1 located in town. as it IS Believed res ident physician is a necessity.
 Miss Jennie Whippie was a recent caller in Plainf1eld
 Alberto Russi, who was the guest of his brother Ovela Russi, for several weeks, has returned to Phenix, R. l.
 Mrs William Richardson and Mrs. | Charles Sweetzer of Norwich were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. James E. Whipple.
 Mrs. Joseph Brlssette of Woonsocket R. l., is visiting her daughter, Mrs Louis Disco
 Wallace Guibeault of Turner's Falls Mass, is the guest of his sister, Mrs William Ritchotte.
 Mir and Mrs Will LeCiair of Taft vile were holiday visitors at the home | of Mrs. LeClair's parents, MT. and Mrs | E. Daigneau.
 MT. and Mrs. oveia Russi and fam fly spent Sunday visiting relatives and | friends in Baltic and WilIimantic, Wilfrid Dupont of Chfcopee, Mass. is the guest of his uncle Louis Boueh- er
 Wifi Mcguire, Everett Dawiey and Henry Sheldon spent the Fourth in Providence.
 Mir and Mrs. George Rouse of Bos- ton are guests at the home of Mrs 1 Rouse's brother, Mitchell Gravelin.
 Mrs. Matilda Macomber and great 1 granddaughter, Ruth Gilbert. of New | London, are guests at .he home of Mrs Macomber's son, Charles Macomber, The nations birthday passed of very quietly in this town. The night before was the duietest in some years the boys contenting themselves witf l firing few crackers and ringing the 1 church bells shortly after midnight | There were dances in Union and Kin
 nie halls. but neither was very largel! l attended. A number left town for the l holiday many going 10 Beach Pond and other places. On the Fourth there | were dances in Kinnie's hall and Pop 1 ple's grove, chowdeF being served il l both places. There was a general dis
 play of Old Glory in the town.