Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-30


Fred Vincent was SURPRISED Satur-
day evening when q crowd Of young
friends called at his home on the Cam
terbury road and made known the fact
that they had come to spend a social
evening. Games were played and re-
freshments were served and a good
time in general was enjoyed
Hearing Urn charpn Case.
Today the case OF r. Charon Of
MOntytlle, arrested a week ago last
Thursday together with Felix Bedard
and q load OF booze which they were
taking into the village condscated.
comes up for trial He claimed the
load OF goods at the time when Omcer
EdWardf Allen and Grand Juror Fred
p. King held MP the pair ON Babcock
avenue. just north of the new village.
Charon will be arraigned charged with
maintaining a nuisance by carrying
liquor into a no-license town Contrary
already been on trial He was found
guilty last Tuesday in the justice
court before Justice BENZ. Briggs on
charges OF soliciting and selling Ii
quor contrary to law. He was fined
$f75 and costs, which he appealed He
is now out on $500 bond which was
furnished by his brother, Jos Bedard
OF Norwich, awaiting trial I'm the Sep
TENDER session Of the Wfndhanh cOun-
ty superior court Many witnesses
have been subpeonaed to appear at
the trial The load of liquor still lies
in the possession of Justice Briggs
Farewell Party.
A number of II. II. Girls and their
friends surprised Miss Lois WibberIy
\ at her home on Main street Saturday
evening, when they called to give q
farewell party in her honor. Miss
Wibher1y leaves shortly for POmo RI
co where she will assume her duties
\ r.
| in a school there. Miss Wibberly was
presented a gold mounted fountain
pen, and promised to use II In writing
to her local friends. Games wert
played and refreshments served. Pop
ular songs were rendered to music
furnished by J. Francis Sullivan
Among those present were Misses
Edith Peterson, Florence Wibberly,
Gene Boyle. Alice Bradford. There's
Sullivan. Margaret Krauss, Lois Wib-
berly. Mrs. F. Rockwell: also Johr
Leahy, Christopher Krauss. John No.
| John Bradford, Walter Lathrop, Celia
Bradford, Raymond Lathrop, Francis
Sullivan. Clarence Kingsley and F
Rockwell.
Mrs. Charles Nolan of Long Branch
n. J., was a TaftviIle and PlainfielC
visitor Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. John Woods of Baltic was a
recent visitor in town.
| Death of Simon Lebeau.
Simon Lebeau, about So years o.
Iage. died at the home Of his daughter
Mrs. Jerry Cornoyer Of NoA91 LawtoI
Heights, Saturday evening Dealt
was due to old age. Besides hii
daughter, he is survived by one son
Albert Moreland finished work will
the Lawton Mills Corp. Saturday and
| win begin his studies at the Stat,
Trade School in Putnam this morning
Mr.. Moreland anticipates taking a tw'
years course in textile work
Church Notes.
Masses were read at St Johns r
c. church Sunday morning at Z. s.3
and 1880 by Rev. Fathers Metivier
and Teulings. 1t was announced a
the masses that next Friday, the frs
be said at a m and Z a. m In tn
evening benediction will be at 7.3(
1t is anticipated that Rev. VIM. A
Keefe, who has been in Seattle, Wash
as a delegate of the Knights of Co
lumbus. viii be home in the cours
of a few days
/ ST. PsuPs Church.
The regular summer schedule wa
carried out in St. PauPs Episcora
classes will again form when schoC
vacation is over.
Congregational Church.
The morning service at the Congre
gational church was conducted b
Rev. H. w. Arnold of Norwich, VIII
addressed the congregation Sunda
school followed the morning servic'
The Christian Endeavor meeting wa
held in the evening. Rev. VIM. +
Lakin who is on his vacation at War
wick Downs, is expected home 70
the services next Sunday.
News in General.
Miss Delima Cyr of Norwich
spending a week with her cousin, Mis-
Victoria Desrosier of Plainheld.
Miss Florence Butterworth has re
turned after a vacation spent wit
Rhode Island friends.
| Mrs. Joseph Stubs and daughte
Annie are spending the remainder {
the summer vacation at their cottag
} at Groton Long Point.
II A show troupe has been playin
stock plays in town during the pas
week.
The local court /. o. o. F., has re
ceived an invitation to attend the I'M
tiation ceremonies at Court Moosul
Sept. IL.
outpIayed oreenevilIe,
Il The Greeneville A. c. baseball teal
! was no match for the local team hel
Saturday. The local boys outplaye
the visitors all through the nine ir
nings and copied the final verdict
a to score.
Card Tournament.
, Plans are under way to run car
tournament this winter among II
various lodges in this vicinity of Il
I. o. o. F. A silver cup donated as
prize to the winner has been on e.
: hibition in the window at Mercier's-
At the time the Plainfeld BowliT
: Green was started 1t was planned
arrange a tennis court on the lar
r near the green, but interest in Il
= matter seems to have died out and
is improbable that any action will
= taken this year.