Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-10

occasion for the interchange of remi- niscences as graduates, some of forty years ago. met again at the festive board of their schooldays' home. During the evening an aIunnae meeting was held. Various business matters were discussed. Mrs. Annie Gordon of Baltic was appointed chair man of a general committee which is to arrange an entertainment for the benefit of the academy. The members present displayed much enthusiasm for the advancement of their Alma Mater.
 A vote of thanks was rendered Rev. Mother Alphonsa- and the Sisters for the splendid manner in which all had been entertained.
 The patronesses of the whist includ- ed: Mrs. M. A. Bailey, president of the Baltic A1unlnae association, Hartford, Conn; Miss Frances tShaughnessey, vice president of the Baltic A1umnae association. New York city: Mrs. s. Audutte. Hartford; Mrs. J. P. Brown, Mrs. L. J. Bourret. Mrs M. H. Dona- F,ontaine, Mrs. E. Dion, Mrs. E. Bibeault, Mrs. G. Stevens, Mrs. George Drescher, Mrs. R. J. Jodoin, Mrs. Ar thur Roy, Mrs. C. Belanger, Mrs. G. B. Ellie. Mrs. M. BailIargeon, Miss E. Roy, Mrs. A. Gareau, Mrs. N. Caron, < {. McGarry, Miss Mary Good, Mrs J. P. Connor, Mrs. C.. J. Mu1laney, Mrs. W. A. Somers, Mrs. c. B. Wright, Mrs. A. Mclaughlin, Mrs. John F. Tarrant, Mrs. J. F. Fenton, Mrs. M. H. Dono- hue, Miss Maud Gallivan, Miss Mazie Desmond. Mrs. Mccormick, Norwich; i; Miss Magne11. South Manchester.
 Mrs. J. o,NeiI, Mrs. J. Moriarty. Mrs: Frank L. Farrell. Norwich: Mrs. c. H. Girard. Miss Nora Grady. Mrs. R. c. White, Mrs. Estella Hyde, Mrs. 4. Ge1inas. Mrs. D. Boucher, Mrs. A. Chagnon, Mrs. o. o'Neill, Mrs. P. D. Donohoe, Mrs. D. P. Dunn. Williman- tic; Mrs. H. P. Beausolei1 Norwich; ]; Mrs. George Briggs, Voluntown: Mrs. P: v. Partridge, Jewett City; Mrs. ?. c. ture. Taftvil1e; Mrs. v. Quinn, Mrs. E. DesSureau1t, Occun; Mrs. F. E. Palmer, Mrs. Louis Brand. Fitchville; Mrs. c. P. Wilson, Roslindale, Mass; Mrs. s. Andretta, Hartford; Mrs. J. Cassidy, Jersey City, N. J.; Mrs. Oliver Haverstraw. N. r.: Mrs, Thomas Nan nery, Boston; Mrs. Edward Case. Mrs. A. Gordon, Baltic; Mrs. W. McCa1iun, Boston: Mrs. J. DePietro: Mrs. s. Moran, Hartford; Mrs. M. Magnet, Manchester; Mrs. E. McNerny, Weth- ersf1eId.
 Tn the first section the first prize was won by Mrs. P. J. Lynch of Haver- straw, N. F.; second prize, Mrs. R. Couture, Taftville: third prize, Mrs. c. c. Jones, willinantic.
 Second secticn-Ffrst prize, Mrs. William J. McNamara, Norwich sec- ond prize, Mrs. Joseph P, Connor. Nor wich; third prize, Mrs. Chaffee, Wiln- mantle.
 Third section-Ffrst prize, Mrs. L. J. Fontalne, Baltic; second prize, Mrs. A. Grenier, Jewett City; third prize, Mrs. P. Spel1uan. Prize for non-p1ayers.
 A large number of the Ladies auxi1- tary from WiIlimantic were in attend ance.
 Rev. U. o. Be1lerose addressed the ladies. awarding the prizes in the diff ferent sections, and commenting on the excellent work done by the a.cad- eny. @ News Tn General. Dennis J. Hines has been elected delegate to the convention of For esters of America to be held in Bridgeport May 1i-12.
 Recognizing the fact that Uncle Sam needs more able-bodied and patriotic men, Thomas R. Charonswent to Hart ford Friday and enlisted in the navy, A dance was held in Shannon's hall Friday night by Paups orchestra and was very successful. Many were prcs- ent from Taftville. Norwich and Willi- mantle.
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