Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-30

Amateurs Present Play at voIun- town-Pesters of Mayor Dunn Con spicuous.
 The funeral of William Credit took place from his home on High street Saturday morning at Il o'clock. with many mourners in attendance. Those who acted as bearers were Paul rred- 1t of North Oxford. Mass, Alfred Gag non, Occum, Arthur Tatreault, Moo sup. and John Credit of New Bedford. Burial was in the Baltic cemetery charge of the arrangements. Friends and relatives were present from Willi- mantle, Moosup. Occum. New Bedford and Taftville. Many at Dance.
 The Entre Nous dance given in Club hall Saturday evening was largely at tended. Paurs orchestra furnished the music for dancing and Napoleon Duff was prompter. Ice cream and orange ade were served. About one hundred were present, including guests from Norwich. Greeneville, Taftville. Yan- tic, Fitchville. Plain Hill. Hanover. Oc- cum, Scotland, Plainfield, Moosup, Franklin and Jewett City.
 Social and Personal Notes.
 Misses Caroline Buteau and Adelle Bourque are spending a vacation with NN ANAi09 All AOFANOtANC4 DOoIOil anu &NeW Bedford.
 c. F. Tifeny was a Providence visi- tor over the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Authier of Hartford, formerly of Baltic, are the guests of MT. Authiers mother. Mrs Margaret Authier. of High street.
 Moses Chabot called on South Wind ham friends Sundya.
 Miss Margaret Mack who recently was graduated from St. Joseph's training school for nurses. Willimantic, has taken up her profession after two ents on Mill street.
 Edward Duncan, who has been spending a vacation with MT. and Mrs. F. J. Donnelly of Main street, has returned to his home in Worcester.
 Miss Marjory Kingsley of Yantic was a recent guest Of Renelda Hines
 MT. and Mrs. Job Peloquin were Will limantic visitors Sunday. .s:. .-. k-
 Henry Rogers of Warren, R. l.. for merly of Baltic. is spending a few days as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Al exander Dupont, Jr.
 Robert Walker and Sigurd Swan son attended a dance at Scotland road hall Friday night. Joel Swanson was the guest of New London friends Saturday.
 Miss Agnes Mcintyre of Reading, Pa, spent the weekend with local friends.
 Infant Baptized. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Davis was baptized in St, Mary's church Sunday afternoon by christened Leona Matilda The spon- sors were Joseph Sevina and Matilda Davis.
 Severn Pratt of Hartford, formerly of Baltic spent the weaken at home on High street. Terry MipharId nf merly of Baltic. spent Sunday with his father on Church Hill.
 Lawrence Authier of Hartford, for merly of Baltic. spent the weekend at his home on High street.
 James Wiley was a Rockville visitor over the week end.
 Miss Agnes Coughlin was the guest of Monson friends Sunday.
 Louis Allard was in North Gros- venordale Sunday.
 George Wood. Jr.; of Wall street passed Sunday in New London
 Albert Cullen was a week end visi- tor in Providence
 Robert Love. Oliver Portelance. and Ray Love motored to Hartford Sat urday in Mr. Loves machine.
 A number of local people motored to Voluntown Saturday evening to witness the play given by local anna teurs.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Schmidt were recent visitors in Springfield, Mass John F. Brown of Moosup, formerly of Baltic, called on friends here Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs, Joseph Bodo of Dan ieison were Sunday guests of Mrs. Bodo's father, Louis St. Onge. Mrs. Fred Williams of Scranton, Pa.. l is spending a few days with friends 1 in town.
 Miss Mary Rathbun spent Sunday with Westerly friends. Gave Play at Voluntown. The Quiet Family was presented by the Baltic Dramatic club and choral l society in Voluntown to an enthusi- | aStfc audience Saturday evening" The evenings entertainment was opened by the chorus. There were violin and | piano solos by the Misses Cronin also recitations by Miss Diana Colombia, | from Hammond. The trip was made | by motor.
 l Odilin Arpin of Hartford, formerly ] of Baltic, passed Sunday at his home on High street, | Frank Carr spent the week-e end with I Providence friends. Mayor Dunn's Posters. Portraits of Hon. D. P. Dunn of Will l limantic, candidate for congress from | the Second congressional district l have been placed in conspicuous places i about town, with brief history of l Mayor Dunn's record in the general 1 assembly and as comptroller. l Leo Legros was a Wauregan visitor | over the weekend. l John Farrell was the guest of Col l chester friends Sunday. 1 Gerard Amquist spent Sunday in Providence.
 l Miss Alice McGuire of Willimantic I spent Sunday with her father. James | Mcclure.
 | J. Pratt has entered the employ of f the New York, New Haven and Hart l ford road.
 1 P. D. Cornell of Hartford. formerly I of Baltic was the guest Of Mir and | Mrs. Thomas Miley on Sunday.