Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-18
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Football Teann's 91cS<ers csrkdsnt of HsIdina Bulletin cap--Feod Bale for Windham Hall Fund--suadns Ser- vices.

 ball team Ire confident that the Bull ietin cup will remain in Plainfelds possession this year. One party in town will give odds of $50. to $40. or efoo to sso, on PlainGeld Plainfie1d's recent victory over Faftville has given the Plainfleld packers their great con- fldence in the team so early in the season as the Plainfaeld team defeat ed Taftville with a weak lineup and they are sure of defeating them with their regular lineup,
 Miss Emma Frohmander of Taft vile was a week end visitor at the | home of Miss Annie Floss. on Lawton Heights.
 Fred Parent, of Arctic Center, R. |, waa O visitor here Saturday and 6un- | day. MT. Parent was formerly em- pioyed by the Lawton Mills corpora ton.
 Miss Clara Lynch spent the week | end at the home of her parents fin | North Grosvenordale.
 Witnsssed eaturday's Game. A large number of football enthusi- asts attended the game between wii- | liarnsville and Taftvflle at Williams vile, Saturday Among those pres- ent were: James Seddon, Arthur Royie. Jesse Alexander. Charles Alex ander. James McNuity. James Royle, Albert Hilton. John Bottomly. Waiter Hearst. Charles Holden. Charles Pali- sier. Clifford Allard, John Oates and | Philip Smith.
 Louis Auger Is able to be out after | an illness of typhoid fever. Misses Elizabeth Stone and Mary White spent the week end at the home | of- their parents sn Dunielson. George Lockwood. of Centervflle R. l., is visiting at the home of Mrs. Mary Derosier on Lawton Heights. Visited Big City. Q.
 A large number of local people were visitors in Norwich Saturday. Among them were: Mir and Mrs. Joseph lLevesque, Mrs. William Crooks and daughter Evelyn, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Clocher, Mir. Joseph Stubbs. Mrs. sam uel Butterworth, Mrs. Stanislas Char ron and daughter Rose. MT. and Mrs. Severe Beaulac and daughter Lillian, Mir and Mrs. Codere Edward Lyon, Mrs John Taylor and daughter Bes- sic and Homer Jodoin.
 | Ferrets on View.
 r. I. Racino has a fine lot of fer rets in his store window on Railroad avenue.
 Gossip and Chat.
 The post office will close at 715 o'clock after Monday instead of train service.
 The houses belonging to Walter Pal mer on Main street are being painted.
 dance was given by the Ever Ready orchestra in Babcock's hall Saturday evening.
 Miss Annie Dwyer of Jewett City was week end visitor at tho home of Miss Clara Gibson. George Rocheleau of Baltic was vis- iting local friends Sunday, Richard Higham of Fall River, Mass, is spending a few days at the home of his sister, Mrs John Krauss
 Miss Ruth Gibson returned honse Sunday after spending Q few weeks in the White mountains. Misses Mary and Ellen Racine were visitors Sunday at the home Of MT. and Mrs. F. I. Racine. on Railroad } avenue.
 , Miss Margaret Krauss of Taftville 2 was a visitor at the home of Miss Margaret Krauss on Railroad avenue !. Sale for Windham Hall Fund. A successful food sale was held Sat urday evening for windham hall, Con- necticut Women's college, in the post office building. Tie sale was from to 10.30 and the lunch counter menu consisted of oyster stew. baked beans ! coffee and tea. Miss Bertha Exley of Midway was a |, week end visitor at the home of Miss 1. Eva Rabcock on Railroad avenue : Thomas Dun of Hackensack, N. J. Is visiting at the home of his sister : Mrs. John Nolan.
 Miss Stella Duxbury and Miss Agnes , Nolan were week end visitors at the home of Miss Anna Wakely at Central Village.
 Miss Blanche Matthews. Miss Dora ], Lubou and Albert Deforge were vis- 1, itors at the home of Miss Mae Dux- I bury Sunday.
 s Sunday at St. Johns Church.
 Masses were read at St Johns Catholic church at :, s.3o and. 1O.sC 8 o'clock by Father keefe and Father Metivier. In the afternoon devotions in honor of the Queen of the Rosary
 was held. There was a meeting ot = the Children of Mary after the devo. 1 tions, A special offering in honor ot l. the Holy Father was taken up. Cate. s chism for the school children will b' y held on Saturday under the direction s of the sisters of All Follows schoo
 of Moosup.
 Congregational Services.
 At the Congregational church tn, l. services were conducted by, Rev. Vii
 morning services, Sunday school wa @ held. Tn the evening Rev. MT. I.akiI 2 exchanged pulpits with Rev. c. Fl s Barber of Danielson. The Christian
 A meeting of the Benefit club will b ,11 held this CMonday) evening. d Episcopal Services. l. At St. PauPs Episcopal church ser
 vices were conducted by Sidney Bart d Morning prayers and Litany were req l- by Mir. Bard. Sunday school followed le Mir. Bard took Deaconess Sanford r. class as the deaconess is on a tw
 weeks vacation. The announcener
 of the wedding of Miss Rhoda Rhode
 and Harry Oats was made bY N
 Bard. The G. F. s. will hold a meet
 ing this (Monday) evening. There wi 's be a choir rehearsal Wednesday eve Lrl lr,fr n G1NA -N-z- ,c day and two new members were take s in. A new checker tournament hs
 been formed and a social will be he
 on the next business night The rel m ular services were held Sunday ev' r. ming.
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