Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-28
JEWETT CITY
Surprise Visit and Gift for Mrs. Noel Dusas-Third Entertainment for Li- braFy Benefit.

A surprise party was given Mrs. Noel Dugas Thursday night, large number being present A rocking chair was presented Mrs. Dugas by her friends. Games and music were enjoyed, as we'll as the refreshments which were served, Those present were MT. and Mrs. Os- car Dugas and daughters of Glasgo, Fred Berard of New Bedford, George Berafd of Pawtucket, Miss Emma Beauvais and Amidie Beauvais of Gen. trai Faiis, MT. and Mrs. John Desjar- zines. MT. and Mrs. John Lafevere, Misses Virgie and RoSanna Desjar- dimes, Eugene Desjardines. Louis, Lida. Fnilamon, Emma and Edward Guil- lotte, Mrs. Olive Blanchard, Edna and Edward Blanchard. Miss Danalda Du- gas, Etphage and Lumina Jarvis, Miss Alpina LeClaire, Arthur Cloutier and Miss Eva Boisvert.
 Library Benefit Entertainment.
 The third in the series of the library benefit entertainments was given in Films opera house Thursday evening by the Morrow Bros quartette. They gave varied programme, including vocal and instrumental quartettes and duets, tnterspersed with readings. Their plate glass band was we'll worth hearing for its novelty, the four men playing band selections on strips of plate glass. The brass quartette and det were well played, the effect being very nnelodious. The selection from Il Trovatore, An, Have Sigh'd to Rest Me. was played by the mellophone and trombone and was especially ef- fective.
 Sunday Services.
 Rev. Charles A. Northrop of Nor wich' is to occupy the pulpit at the Congregational church on Sunday morning, and there will be no evening service.
 Rev Samuel Thatcher's morning subject on Sunday at the Methodist church will be The Human Trinity, God.
 Rev. Allan SpideIPs morning topic at the Baptist church is The Creed of My Church and Yours and in the even- ing Why Join a Church?
 Holiday Dance.
 4 social hop was given in Rioux's hall Thanksgiving night under the di- rection of E. F. Blake, T. A. Robinson and James Duggan.
 Guests and Travellers.
 Miss Emma Hull of Willimantic Is the guest of Mrs. Laura Barber. Miss Bertha Saunders of Springfield and Miss Cleo Herbert of Foluntown were. guests Friday at William Ca hoon's.
 Miss Jeanette Hood of New York is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Wilcox.
 Miss Belle Eccleston of Glasgo has been visiting at L. A. Thompson's.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. L. Farrar and Miss Mae ~Farrer of Norwich are at John Willis. MT. Willis is quite ilI
 MT, and Mrs. A. M. Brown are in Boston for brief stay.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. H. Gilbert had as their Thanksgiving guests MT. and Mrs. Walter Gilbert of Derbry and Mir and Mrs. Edw. Beebe of New London.
 L. A. Thornton has as guests over Thanksgiving his daughter, Mrs. War Jen Thornton, and Misses Ada and Rena Thornton, and his son, Allan Gay Thornton, of Pawtucket.
 Miss Emma Beauvais and Amidie Beauvais of Central Falls are guests at Mir. and Mrs. Joseph GuiIlotte's Jack Purvis of this place spent Thanksgiving at the Cone residence in South Canterbury.
 Miss Ethel Burdick attended the Pierson-Engler wedding in Norwich Thursday.
 Guests at the Armstrong home on Thursday were MT. and Mrs. Fred Grigor and daughter Margaret, Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Bliss and Frank Bliss of North Attleboro, Miss Sadie Armstrong of New York, Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Armstrong of Providence and John Armstrong of South Lee.
 Mrs. Nathan Babcock and Adelbert Babcok spent Thursday at Mrs. Frank Adams in KiIlingly.