Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-02
MYSTIC
Miss Dunnack Gives Halloween Par ty for class-Wedding lnvitations- Good Attendance at Fair-Miss Ann Brown Injured by Fall.


 Miss Eula Dunnack entertained her Sunday school class and friends Tues = day evening at a Halloween party. The guests came as ghosts and as witches. The house was decorated with autumn leaves, cornstalks and orange and black crepe paper. Ralph Haas was given the prize for guessing who the@ ghosts and witches were. In the vobweb contest Isabel Grinnel and Randall Newbury received prizes. In the corn guessing contest, Marie Wal lace received the prize. In the match . ing leaves contest Ernest LeBeau won. Refreshments were served by Miss Dunnack, Miss Imogene Watrous. Ray mond Burdick and Leslie Harrison. Those present were: Doris Benner, Isabel Chimney. Eleanor Bliven. Jen- nis Travena. Marie Wallace. Amy Haas, Margaret Harrison, Evelyn Bur- dick. Imogene Watrous. Leslie Harri- son, Raymond Rurdick, Wilfred Shroe- der Milton Wallace, Randall Newbury PRlph Haas. Milton Berry, Ernest Le Beau.
 Wedding Reception Invitations.
 Invitations have been received in the village from Alfred Arehambault of 81j Broad street Central Falls, R l.. to attend the wedding reception oi his sister. Miss Phebe P. Archafnbauli and Edwin, G. Richardson, to take place Monday evening. Nov 6. from to Il p. m. Miss Archan1bauit was for mer resident of this place and visited at the home of Misses Mary and Mar garet Foley.
 Many Attend Fair.
 There was a good attendance at the fair at the Triple Link hall Wednes- day evening. FairHiew lodge, No. 101 and Home Rebekah Lodge. No. 50 were the guests of the evening. The program consisted of recitation by Miss Beatrice Ra tlrbun: vocal solo, Or ville Lewis: recitation, Miss Helen Ia Der and piano solo. Miss Kuppers Dancing was enjoyed until 11.30. Eek stein's orchestra furnished the music
 Surprise Visit to Pastor.
 Rev. 0. G. Buddington was given a surprise at his home in West Mys- tic Tuesday evening when about 30 memberse of the Ladies Aid society and the Dorcas club of the Poquonoe evening with him and his family There were games of all kinds. Re- treatments were served and fine time was enjoyed.
 W. c. r. U. Meets.
 The ". GET. U. program Tuesday afternoon atf Mrs. Ebert Maynard. home on High street included: Sub. Charles Newbury. Mrs. Herbert Lamb Beer From an Economic Viewpoint Miss Clara Murphy: Beer, a Takin& Article. Mrs. George Woodman; Tn; Testimony of a Preacher, Mrs. Floyc Fuller: No Beer for White Colorado Mrs. J. P. B. Benn: Does a Two Yeal Old Baby Pay? Mrs! Herbert Lamb My Sweet Binnesal Mrs. Charles La. tham; recitation, As a Bartender See: It, Mrs. Charles Newbury. A socia hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served by the hostess.
 Orchestra Played at Party.
 Miss Inez Butten was given a sur. manville avenue Wednesday evening The Mystic orchestra of which Mis-: Buttea is pianist, gave several seIec- ttons. Games were played and re. freshments were served.
 Fell Down Stairs.
 Miss Ann Brown. who resides or Dennison avenue. fell down stairs ane Is suffering from several broken bones Miss Brown. who is very heavy, wa. going upstairs when she missed he, step and fell. She is attended by twt graduate nurses.
 Parish Fair.
 The annual fair of St. Patrick! church will be held soon and the com mittees who have been appointed b, Rev. Father Hart are busily, at work
 Tersely Told.
 William Payne has been appointe, quartermaster on the government boa Tulip and left Tuesday to begin hi new duties.
 The Monday club will resume 1t sessions Monday afternoon, Nov 6, a the home of Miss Harriet Fish. ol Burrows street.
 William Lamb is enjoying his an nual vacation from Lamb Bros Hi place is being taken by William Hop wood.
 Mrs. Carl Scholfield of Guilford the guest of her father. Thomas Dick erson.