Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-20

1 The young people connected with i St. Johns Catholic church, Moosup. under the direction of the pastor, Rev. 1 Vim. A. Keefe, gave a very successful entertainment and social in Ba'bcock | hall Tuesday evening. About thirty 1 five took part i nthe following pro- gramn1e:
 Chorus, Tipperary Mary, When You Were A Tulip, Sympathy; solo, Pde Like to Make a Date, MT. Chaput; l Shandon Bells, Miss Keefe; All Aboard l For Dixie, MT. Theroux; Carolina, Mise Viola. Marshall; He's A Rag Picker, Mir. l Allard: solo by Miss DriscolL duett. Come Back to Me, MT. Jarvais and Miss Teresa, Sullivan; Start The Vic | torio, Edward Laahey; Robinson Cru so Isle, Mrs. Bertrand: Michigan, 1 Leander Robetaille; Petro Finale My | Grand Daddy Fought in 1912 by the school children.
 There were several selections by the Silver quartette Of Moosup with songs and amusing local hits by the end men.
 The hall was decorated in red, | white and blue and the actors were | dressed as Red Cross nurses doctors and orderlieS. 4 social with danc- ing followed the programme. The hall was crowded and everybody was well pleased with the entertain nelt.
 MT. and Mrs. Juneau of Norwich were week end guests of their daught- | CT, Mrs. Edw. L. Mervfn.
 The St.. Anne society connected with St. Johns Catholic church elected of- ! ficers last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Pierre Bidard was chosen president l Miss Mary LanloureaU was in North l Grosvenordale Monday to attend the wedding of her brother.
 The little daughter of Isadore Mer- sier is out again after being shut in for several weeks with scarlet fever. Ira Edson has moved into one et l Edward WinSor's new cottages on 1 Pleasant street and Del Enc has taken l another.
 Mrs. Harriet Kingsley is moving into | her new residence on Pleasant street 1 Edward Winsor's new cottages arS
 being occupied almost as soon as fin | ished.
 Ira Edson and family attended tho funeral Of an uncle in New London OF
 St. Johns Catholic church wal crowded Wednesday morning at tho 7.30 mass, when Rev. Father Keefe spoke on tire Spirit of Lent and aGair at the evening service at 7.S0 when the holy ashes were distributed.
 Services are being held at St. John't church every morning at 7.3o o'cloci through Lent and at 7.S0 ?. m. or Wednesdays and Fridays.
 To Speak at Providence. Rev. W. 4. Keefs, pastor of St Johns church, goes to Providence or February 21 to take part in the ex- republication of the Fourth Degree cl tho Knights of Columbus of Rhode Is land to be held Sunday afternoon and evening at Elks' auditorium. Int
 class of candidates is the largest fl
 the history of the degree in Rhode Is land, consisting of sorno of the mos
 prominent business and professions men in the state. Following the e1'
 republication a complimentary banQue
 will be rendered to Supreme Kntgh
 James A. F'laherty, which it is ex'
 pected over 800 Wnights will attend
 The guests include Rt. Rev. Matthew
 Rev. Fr Thomas F. Cullen, Rev. Fr
 Philip A. Cronan, Dr. John E. Donley
 Supreme Advocate Joseph c. Pelletier
 Supreme Secretary William J. McGin
 ley, Vice Supreme Master TiTnoth!
 Hanrahaa ani Masters George c
 Shields, John M. Lee of Norwich, Dr
 J. T. Rudden and John F. Crowley ant
 exercises will include a naddress oi greeting by c. Woodbury German
 master; Columbianistn, Supremt
 Knight James A. Flaherty; Moder1 'I Thoughts, Rev Aloysius Brosman, s
 J.. professor of ethics of GeorGetowE iel J. Gallager, Massachusetts stat' secretary and Patriotism, by Rev. Will. iaIn 4. Keefe of Plainf1eld. 'i The Wonan'S club met with Mre
 Walter Kingsley Thursday afternoon . A pair of horses driven by Mrs. Edw Hall undertook to have a little fun oI T Gallup street hill Thursday afternoon
 but were brought to their senses witt
 no damage but a broken bolt in on' Of the Whiffletrees