Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-07

In the second series of card games between H. H. OSgood lodge of Nor- wich and Loyal Samaritan Lodge of Baltic, which was held in the club rooms Friday night, the Norwich lodge captured the honors, the final score being 110 points to 100. Three sets of pitch were played. Thus faE the two lodges have wone series apieces and the next games will be played on next Friday night in Norwich. The teams which played Friday night were composed of the following:s H. H. Osgood Lodge-J. Kyle, F. Knowles, L. Larkin, G. Gardner, IF. Brenton, R. Lane W Smith, R. Brooks. Scholfield McNeely, J. Wooley, J. | Wharnaby, F. Armitge and Thomp- | son. Loyal Samaritan Lodge - Harry Johnson, J. Stewart, L. Firth, F. Firth, | A. Wilcock, Harry Massey, E. Firth,ss s. Johnson, Bernard Schmidt, James Higham, Ernest Parkinson, Frank Marshall, Thomas Higham and Will | ian Credit.
 MT. and Mrs. William Barlow of Plainfield were Sunday guests of Mrs. Martha Houghton.
 Corpus Christi Procession. Intermittent showers which con-s menced about two o'clock Sundaye | afternoon and continued throughout | the rest of the day did not prevent I from having their annual Corpus | Christi procession. The services commenced with vespers at three@ o'clock in the church after which l line of march was formed, which pro- ceeded to the convent grounds, where | the Sisters of Charity had erected a. beautiful altar. There benediction of the blessed sacrament was given by Rev. J. V. Belanger, the mixed choir. singing the hymns. Then the line of | rOb fhrOYIQr1s | the convent grounds up the hill to .i l the old Immaculate Conception church, i on the front steps of which another | handsome altar had been erected, Here benediction was again given, and then the last stage of the procession was made to St. Mary's church where l the services came to a close with ben
 ediction, the students of the academy | singing the hymns. During the pro- | cession St. Jeans band played sacred | music in an excellent manner. Thes 1 road side along the line Of march was5 | thronged with persons from neigh ing parishes whose annual custom it is
 to witness this procession.
 Buys Real Estate. l Eugene Dion has purchased from William D. Nolan a large plot Of ground near his home on the Church hill.
 Odd Fellows at Methodist Church. | Loyal Samaritan LoQge, l. O- O- F3l
 Manchester Unity, together with fourteen members of Livingstone lodge
 of Plainfield and twenty y-fvememberas
 of Hugh H. Osgood lodge of Norwich,
 formed in the B. s. A. c. club hall :
 Sunday and headed by the Baltict
 Military band, marched through
 Main, Mill, High and Railroad streets to the Methodist Episcopal church,
 where special services were held. l Rev. Charles Smith preached an in spring sermon on Humanity and Its Needs" A special musical program
 was carried out. The soloists being Mrs Thomas Bamford and Miss Ruby
 Erickson, the program being under the.
 dirction of the organist, Robert Beth
 el After the services in the church
 the procession was again formed and
 marched back to the hall.
 II Personal Items.
 Christopher Brennan was in Putnam Saturday.
 Mrs. Margaret Foley of Plainf1eld spent Sunday with Baltic relatives. l Ado1phe Duval of Willimantic was
 a local visitor Sunday.
 John Higginbottom of Plainfield was a local visitor Sunday.
 William Marshall spent the week
 end with friends in Willimantic. l John D. Roy of Willimantic spent Sunday with his parents.