Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-01

Gives Play at voIuntown-sunday in the Churches.
 Miss Eva Dayon, Miss Emma Simi- neau and Joseph Simineau were week end visitors at the home of Miss Annie Dayon on Lawton Heights.
 William Cantwen of New London spent the week end at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. William Cant well, on Railroad avenue.
 Halloween Party.
 A Halloween party was held at the home of Walter Lathrop Saturday evening. Games were played and re- treatments were served during the evening. Those present were Walter Lathrop, Raymond Lathrop, John Gal lup, John Bradford, Christopher Krauss. Cecil Bradford, John Leahy. Henry Dodge, William Dodge, Clarence Winsor, Clarence Kingsley, George Krauss, John Grab, William Hall, John Nolan, Wilfred Allard. Albert More also Misses Edith Peterson, Margaret Krauss, Dorothy Tillinghast. Annie Stubbs, Florence Butterworth, Flor ence Onderdonk. Helen Gallup, Mar gareL krauss. Florence Wibberly, Hen rietta Hall, Clara Moran, Ruth Mad dock, Mary Kingsley and Alice Brad ford.
 WiIIiamsviIIe Defeated.
 The Plainfield football team journey ed to Williamsvil1e Saturday and de- feated the Williamsville team by the score of to 1. It was apparent from the start of the game what the out come would be, as the ball was con- stantly in Williamsville territory and the Plainfield men passed the bal around the home team men and scored ct will.
 This was the first game between Williamsyille and Plainfeld for The Bulletin cup, as 1t was necessary tc postpone the game between these two teams two weeks ago on account o1 rain. The all round playing of the PlainfeId team was the feature.
 Village Varieties.
 George Goslin is home from schoo in Canada for a short vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. David Derosier an6 Miss Rose Charron were visitors 1T Baltic Sunday.
 Friends of P. Blanchette gave him z surprise party at his home on Lawtor Heights Saturday evening. Games were played and refreshments were served and a social evening was en, joyed by all.
 William Donnelly of Baltic visited local friends Sunday.
 Miss Annie Ridings and Miss Ami, : Alexander were visitors in Taftvill' Sunday.
 Sunday at St. Johns Church.
 At St. Johns R. c. church the regu lar winter schedule will begin nex Sunday, with only two masses instead of three, at S.30 and 10.30. Devotion! and prayers in honor of the souls il purgatory was held Sunday evening Today CMonday), All Saints day masses will be read at and 7, and thi evening devotions and prayers will b. held at 7.30. Tuesday, All Souls day there will be three masses, at g. anC g. This is the first year that prfes has had permission to say three masse on All Souls day. Friday being tn, first Friday of the month, mass will b, read at and communion will be giVel at T. Rev. Fr. Keefe was in Nortl GTosvenordale Sunday. assisting a confirmation there.
 Congregational Services.
 At the Congregational church tn services were conducted by Rev. Will liam Lakin. the pastor. Sunday schoo followed after the morning services. II inc evening there was a meeting of tn Christian Endeavor. This evenin, there will be a meeting of the Benefi club, and on Friday evening meetinI of the Ladies Aid society at the hom of Mrs. Jerome.
 Episcopal Interests. - vices were conducted by Sidney Bard who took for his sermon topic Tn Communion of Saints. A large numbe of visitors from Brooklyn were pres ent at the services Regular service will be held next Sunday The execu tive committee will hold their regula meeting Tuesday evening at the hom of MT. Lever. The Ladies' auxiliary i planning to hold potato pie suppe and entertainment. The Knights of St Paul held their regular meeting las Friday evening. During the evenin games were played and refreshment were served. The new bowling gam presented to the society by Mrs. Hod son was used for the first time. 1 number of church members are plan ming to attend the dinner given in hon or of the bishop at the Waurega house. Norwich, Nov. Il.
 Saturday evening a Halloween part was held in the church The girls c Mrs. Newton's class gave a lily marc and the primary grade under the. di rection of Miss Sanford also gave march.
 Gave Play at VoIuntown.
 A large number of local people wen to Voluntown Saturday evening to tn Halloween party given under the au Johns dramatic players, with Ere Walsh. presented A Noble Outcast fo the benefit of the parish.
 A truck load of young people wen to Jewett City Saturday to attend dance.
 Thomas Flynn motored to Mort Grosvenordale Sunday with Rev. Vii liam A. Keefe.
 A Welcome Diversion.
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