Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
BALTIC
Memorial Sunday of St. Jean Baptiste
 Society-PlainfieId Team Defeated, g to 6-Social and Personal Interests

Sunday was Memorial day for St Jean Baptiste society. The members marched in uniform, preceded by St. Jeans band. to the Immaculate Con ception church where high mass was celebrated for their intention by Rev. Joseph Naldambrini. After mass the society went in body to the ceme- tery, where they decorated the graves of deceased members. This was fol- lowed by an impressive memorial ser mon by Rev. U. O. Bellerose.
 Jolly Twelve Entertained.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Charon enter tained the Jolly Twelve club at their home last week Vocal and instru- mental music was enjoyed and re- Treatments were served, a very pleas ant evening being spent. Thomas Hussey of Auburn, N, Y, was the guest over Sunday of his brother, John Hussey.
 Miss Irene Sullivan of Hartford is l spending the summer with Mrs Thomas Sullivan.
 Miss Mamie Daley of Uxbridge and Miss Irene Guinan of New York are | guests of Miss Rena Smith. l Miss Bertha BUteau of New York | is the guest of Miss Caroline Buteau Lorenzo and Harry Catcher of Sa- | cred Beart college, Worcester. are horne for the summer vacation. | Mrs. James Mcclure, Jr. and daugh. | ter Lorraine and Miss Alice Mcclure were guests of relatives in Rockville ! the past week
 Picnic for Pupils.
 The parochial schools closed Thurs day with picnic held in the Caror grove.
 PIainfeld Defeated.
 Sunday afternoon on the PolC grounds the Baltic team defeated the Plainield team by the score of 9 to 6
 Not the Regular Team.
 Saturday afternoon the Baltic tean went to Taftville and was defeated. | to 8. It was not the regular team.
 Graduated at Upton.
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas Kelley wer, in Upton. Mass. last week. attendint | the exercises at Upton High schoo when their daughter Katherine va, graduated.
 | Otenas sent to The Bulletin unsigned are never used.-Correspondence Ed Marriage of Joseph Henry Despair,
 snd Miss Mary L. A. esdle.
 A pretty wedding took place Mon day morning at g o'clock at the I'm naculate Conception church. whe1 Joseph Henry Despathy and Mary Lou lse Anna Fodue were married by Rev | Father Beilerose. The best man wa. Emile Despathy, brother of the groom The bridesmaid was Miss Ora Tru deau of Taftville. The bride wa, gowned iH a handsome white lace dres win veil and wreath. The bridesmaid were blue silk with hat to match, Tn pride was member of the Chfidrel Of Mary, and a committee of four 0 i the young ladies escorted the bride L the altar. Ae reception followed at tn brides parents home on Main street where large number of wedding pres ents were received
 Mr. and Mrs Despathy left fer Te gus. Me, for a snort wedding trip.
 New cocIe in Operation.
 Tas new clock donated by N, H Bonahoe is placed in the teRef ef tn new St. MarY's church.
 Notes and Personals,
 Mrs George PelequiR and tw daughters. Blanche and Juiiette, hay returned home to New Bedford afte q weeks visit at MT. and Mrs. Leo Peieauin's,
 The slate roof on the new town ha is nearly finished and the woodwoF is ready for piastering.
 Six New Members.
 Al tAe recent meeting Of Conse Nc iSS Of '. $. J. E. A. Philip CardiI president, presiding. six candidate were initiated. making the total mem bership in good standing v.
 Mlss t,siella Brown, who graduate at Ninimautic normal school lal week, has been engaged to leach MOesHp this fall
 Thomas Flynn of Plaindeid was guest Sunday of Harry Gaucher. Roy. Brother Wilfrid and his tw sisters. Miss Anna Biteau and MT Arthur Cote, spent Sunday in PreFi