Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-05

At the Congregational morning ser vice Rev. William H. Lakin preached on The Universal Quest, John 12: 21- Sunday school followed the morning service. At 6.45 the Christian En- deavor service was held, being led by George Dawley. Evangelistic services were held at 7.30, with a sermon by the pastor.
 St. Johns Services.
 Masses were read at [. s.30 and 10.3O by Rev. Fathers Keefe and Metivier. During the summer months the cate chism class is not held. Benediction of the blessed sacrament will not be held as customary during the warm weath- CT. In the sermons preached the priests dwelt upon the subject of 1nde- pendence Day and Patriotism in con- nection with the church.
 Committees in charge of the lawn party to be held this month submit favorable reports.
 St. PauPs Parish.
 The regular services were held yes terday with the exception of the Sum day school class, which has disbended for the summer. The committee in charge of the Girls Friendly society salad supper to be held soon report encouragingly.
 Has Scarlet Fever. Arthur Dubuque, Jr, lis m wfrh S<14 4OS ACNOA 0S AAS AAo@440 OA4 SAAO1<7s11~S road.
 Heard and Seen. Miss Marion Rundell of Providence is spending the Fourth with her grand mother. Mrs. Allen Davis, Of Flat Rock
 Emery Card was a recent guest of his cousin, Prentice W. Phillips. Miss Loretta Hosey of Norwich is spending the Fourth with Plainfeld friends.
 Mrs. Walter Rockford is spending the holiday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Jason P. Lathrop. Joseph Cornoyer of Rtverpoint is spending the Fourth with relatives here. MT. Cornoyer was formerly ma chiuist in the local mills. Daniel Downing is spending the ho1i- day with his mother, Mrs. Daniel Downing. Mir. Downing is expert stenographer with the immigration bu- reau in New York city. James and Augustus Coffey spent Sunday at Rocky Point, R. l. Among the out of town visitors to- day are Mir. and Mrs. William Barlow Fred Bouley and MT. and Mrs. Walter A. Musgrave.
 MT. and Mrs. Martin Keefe, father 1 and mother Of Rev. w. A. Keefe, and \ his sister, Miss May Keefe, of Water bury were Fr. Kee6e's guests over the | FouPth.
 \ A1O0II A. 11OTEL1IfQ spent CnG fOurLr as the guest of Miss Irene Grosvenol of Putnam.
 MT. and Mrs. Theophie Racine and family are spending the Fourth witt | Fred Racine.
 Miss Mary Racine of DayviIle wa. the guest of Fred Racine Sunday. George Donais of Fall River was fl town Sunday. MT. Donais is a former resident Of Plainfield.
 Thurston Campbell and daughter Evelyn and Thurston. Jr., spent tht week end in Providence. l Going to Richards Grove. | IA large number of local Odd Eel. lows are preparing to participate ir the annual field day at Richards grovt today.
 Miss Rosa Charron was a visitor A, the Baltic convent Sunday. MT. and Mrs. David Desrosier ar, spending the Fourth in Voluntown. Il MT. and Mrs. Walter Kingsley anC son Clarence motored to Norwich Sun, day.
 Mir. and Mrs. John J. Nolan spen Sunday with MT. and Mrs. John D Nolan of Taftville. | A large number of local fan@ at tended the Moosup ball game Sunday Thomas Hymns new car has ar rived and he tried 1t out Saturda, evening, taking a party of friends ti Putnam.