Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-27
BALTIC.
Christmas Masses at St. Marys Church-Rev. U. o. BelIerose Gives Pope's BIessing-ViIlage Has Three Cases of Smallpox.

The feast of the Nativity was cele-
 brated at St. Marys church with a high mass at a. m. celebrated by
 Rev. IT. o. Bellerose, rector. The male
 choir rendered in good voice the plain
 chant mass, second tone, arranged m
 partS ) voices At o'clock Rev.
 John Landry read a low mass, dur
 ing which the boys choir sweetly ren- dered Christmas hymns, in French and
 English. under the direction of their
 organist Sister M Olivia. The 10 o'clock high mass was celebrated by
 Father Bellerose. The musical choir
 of 25 voices rendered their new mass
 in honor of St Cecelia with good ef-
 feet under the direction of Miss N
 Miner who was organist for the
 o'clock mass also. The altars and
 sanctuary were adorned with ever greens, cut flowers and colored lights.
 The crib stationed in front of the blessed virgins altar was very real fstic. During the mass Father Belle rose told of his audience with the Holy Father while travelling the past three months. He also had the honor
 of bringing home to his parishioners the pope's blessing, which he gave them al benediction in the afternoon { when he also gave to each one a
 souvenir medal and portrait of the
 Holy Father, showing that he had not forgotten his people while abroad Father BeIIerose celebrated the Christ hlelS IildSo dL lllO OuL AAAoSAOiA III 1AoA over.
 Baltic Personal Items. Noise Lafreniere was Christmas day visitor in Moosup
 EmeIda Claire, the four months old daughter of Mfr. and Mrs Joseph liar pin, died of cholera infantum Thurs day morning. The child will be buried in Jewett City
 James Coady is spending few days in Providence.
 Frank Love is visiting his grand parents in Pascoag, R. L Mitchell Couillard and daughter are visiting friends in Providence. Two More Cases of SrnzIIpSss. Two more cases of smallpox f4SSwS developed this week. The twelve-yea old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Napo- leon Herrell was taken sick Thursday morning Dr. l.. G. Bourret who at tended her pronounced it smallpox and the house was at once quarantined by Health Officer Louis J. Fontaine Later in the day the four year old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William Lucier was reported by Dr. Pratte of Taftvtlle to have smallpox so Health Officer Fontaine immediately quaranttned that house These two cases make three in all in town, the other one being Ed die Allard who, however, has only a light attack and was much improved Friday
 Village Interests George Reeves of Chicopee Falls, Mass. is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Reeves of Maip street. l John Donahoe a student atSt. Johns ! Preparatory school, Danvers, Mass, | is at his home Ferncliffe Villa. for l the holidays.
 l George Cadarette is spending week | at his home in North Grosvenordale. 1 Has Sudden Attack. 1 Charles Charon. who is employed l as clerk for I. l.. Buteau, suffered an i attack of acute indigestion which af- l fected the heart Friday morning. MT. ] Charon had gone to the railroad sta | ton after some merchandise and while ! in the station was suddenly attacked | and fell to the floor. Help was at { once summoned and he was removed l to his home, where he was revived by 1 q physician. MT. Charon was still weak Friday evening but was feeling much better.
 ! Mrs. Edward Case and daughter | Louise and Mrs. F.. E. Cote were guests l of Norwich relatives Christmas day. 1 Mrs Thomas Sullivan was the guest ] of her mother. in Hartford, Thursday, ] Mir. and Mrs. Joseph w Lavallie 1 and son Leo. of High street, were i Christmas visitors in Moosup and Cen. 1 tral Village
 Rev. J. IF. Chapdelaine of Soree, P. 1 O. is the guest of Rev. '. O. Belle l rose.