Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-05
Windham County WAUREGAN
Rally Day at Church-Excitement
 Over child's DisapPearance - Stockholders Meeting = Livesly- ] Smith Marriage.

Rally day exercises we're held in Congregational church Sunday. The attendance was large and the interest lively. At, the church service, Rev J. Sherman Cove preached a. fine ser mon. The choir sang with a vim that put life and inspiration into the whele exercises. The orchestra also did its part finely.
 At the Sunday school session the choir and orchestra did excellent work The attendance was 105. Feaf lures of the session were the address of welcome by Mae Leach; Hail to the Sunday School Flag, Fabian Russell. The primary class, Mrs. Gertrude Ira cy, teacher, did excellent in both song and exercises. Noteworthy was the Banner class. This is a class of boys, Mss Ella rDaviss teacher, who have won the banner for regular attendance at church and Sunday school, each member with, his own Bible, This class took part in the exercises. The SUI perintendent spoke of this class, say ing that he was proud to have such a class of boys in the school, as those honors are more often. won by the girls. Further. one can predict what kind of men these boys will make if they wil but continue in this way ] for it is the rule, as the boy so the man.
 Rev. J. Sherman Cove also spoks and was given close attention. The report of the secretary, Joseph Jette, showed 105 present, with an offering of $15.45. The grand rally song by choir, orchestra and school was sung with volume and harmony.
 The idea of Rally day was also, car ried out in the evening service of the Y. P. s. c. F., Miss Esther, Bergstromi president, with Miss Eliza Graham leader for the, evening. Rev. Mir. Cove spoke at this service of boldness in making a start in the Christian life,
 Missing Child Found.
 The people in the South Village. be- came alarmed last Saturday when it was reported that the 3 year old daughter of M. LaCharite had disappeared and could not be found, It was about o'clock when the child was missed. A searching party was 1t once formed and every part of the village thoroughly searched. About 8 1clock the child was found in her pwn house. The child. while at play, aad crawled into the clothes basket, covering herself with clothes and went lo sleep and was unaware that she vas the cause of so much trouble and worry.
 Vote to Open Another SchooIhouse.
 On account of larger number of children attending school this year in the village 1t was voted by the school committee to open another room and to engage another teacher.
 Mrs. Israel Goyette is seriously i'll at her home from the result of a shock.
 The stockholders of the Wauregan company held their annual meeting in the effioe of the company Thurs day.
 John Govern returned Wednesday from the Putnam hospital, where he underwent . slight operation a week ago. ~-t
 The trolley company has had men at work on the trolley station repairing the lighting system. LivssIy- Smith Wedding. !. Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. in the Congregational church, Miss Pearl M. Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John T. Smith of this place, and Ben jamin Livesly of New Bedford were united in marriage by Rev. J. Sher- man Cove. Miss Harriet Loring was bridesmaid. The best man was John Walling of New Bedford. Miss Elsie Farrier of Springfield played the we'd ding march as the wedding party en- tered the church, the bride being ac- companied by her father. The ushers were William Livesly and Robert Livesly of New Bedford, brothers of the groom, and J. Arthur Leach and Herbert Pepler of Wauregan. \ Fol- lowing the marriage there was a re- ception at the home of the brides par ents. MT. and Mrs. Livesly left on a late train for New York. They. will make this village their home for the present.