Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-02
JEWETT CITY
Ninety Six Hunters Licenses Issued All HaIiows' Eve Social Affairs William C. RIiven, 90, Enters Back us Hospital.

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 Town Clerk John Welsh has issued the record number of hunters 1icens- es, 56. for this year. In addition to those already published there are the foIloing: Lloyd Herbert, Pearl Morgan. Ralph Thatcher, George D. towski, Urban Barre. Herbert Gray. Arthur Goyette. Herbert A. Sal isbury, Arthur Duhaine, Austin liar ris Herbert Sharkie, J. T. Sullivan. Henry Mclaughlin, c. F. Morgan. Hergan Bitgood, Joseph Fornier, Fred Shaw, Horace Woodmansee. J. W. Wilson. S. F. Brown. R. F. Cheney. Walter Lord William Grenier,1 Will jam Ingrahaua. George Therorge Wm Grenier, G. H. Whipple, wilbraham Pechie, L. G. Young, R. J. McKenna, Arnold Brown. F. S. Condie. William oakes, Caulice Tetreault, George ,Bo- Brown, F.. W. Salisbury, Henry Rus. sell. Robert Russell, Robert James, C. A. Robie.
 All HaIIows' Eve Pranks. Tuesday evening hobgoblins, ghosts and spoolls of all sorts imaginable wandered through the thoroughfares, wearing grotesque masks impersonat- ing wonderful characters.
 Everybody joined in the sport, win dows were tick tackled, and when the shades were drawn tall and sheeted ghosts looked in, each with a pump kin-lnoonShine head.
 Party at Lisbon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay of Lisbon entertained a large party of young people from Jewett City, Lis bon and Norwich Tuesday evening to enjoy Halloween sports. All the rooms in the large farm house were decorated elaborate1y with orange and black Bats, witches and cats view l ed the company from the window drareries. One room was fitted up as gypsy camp and reading of for | tunes by the palm and with cards was great attraction. The gypsy for tune, tellers were Mrs MacKay and Miscs Martie Barber. The company 1 bobbed for apples and blew out light ed tapes. The ring in the cake was found bXs Miss Lena Griffin. In the peanut hunt the first prize. cat, went to Mrs. Frank Wilcox and the second, l a ghost to Mrs. Allyn of Norwich Miss Ellen Mulaueen was obliged to remove 2 ring from a pan of flour, | digging it out with her mouth. Other games were equally as much fun. Sandwiches, cake. candy, apples and coffee were served by the hostess 1 Gardiner Glass Had Charge. I The Gardiner class of the Methodist church was in charge of a Halloween l social in the vestry Tuesday evening. In the games, Mrs Minnie Carpenter received the prize for drawing the best ghost on a blackboard: In pin 1 ming on the cats eye, Miss Eva Cra- gin could see the best when blind l folded. A ring penny. and thimble l were secreted in the room and search | was made for them. Miss Bella Rob- 1 ertson found the ring, Miss Mary Tinker the thimble and Miss Ruth l Robertson the penny.
 l T1in ice cream and coffee were served. The l social committee. Mrs. W. R. Burdick | Mrs. w. c. Jeffers, Miss Annie Rob- | ertson and Mrs. Minnie Carpenter, was I in charge. Guests of Miss Labarre.
 Misses Alice Lapointe, Alma Ca | dieux, Mary Condie. Irene Symington Grenier, Grace Sharkey, Yvette Guillet and Agnes Symington were entertain ed at Halloween party at Miss Hell en Labarre's home.
 At State Convention.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Brown of Mrs. B. R Gardner. delegates from the Baptist Sunday school Miss Marian Robinson Sunday school. Mrs. E. M. Swift, Mrs ". Fl. Whiteman are in Hartford at tending the state convention.
 Harvest Supper.
 A Harvest supper was served in the vestry of the Congregational church ] by the Ladies' society Of the church Tuesday evening. The menu included corned beef, cabbage, turnips, beets potatoes, carrots. rolls. pie and cof- fee. Mrs. F. E. Robinson and Mrs G A. Haskell were the committee ir charge and were assisted by Mrs. H F. Paul, Mrs c. D. Wolf. Mrs. John l Whalley, Mrs. J. c. Hawkins, Mrs Samuel Geer, Mrs. Albert Donnells G A. Haskell, Mrs. J. H. Tracy and Mrs e. W. Emerson. The receipts were about $45.
 Taken to Backus Hospital.
 William C.. Bliven. accompanied by