Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-17

Sunday in the Churches - Moosup
Lodge to Visit Loyal Livingstone
Lcdge-Frank Flaws Case Contin-
ued to This Afternoon.
At ST. Johns church the topic of
Rev. w. "A. Keefe's sermons Sunday
was Prayer. There was benediction
ing of the Children of Mary Sunday
afternoon. Ovilas Chabott, the son of
Mr., and Mrs. Jerry Chabott. of Lawton
Heights. was baptized by Rev. FIR.
Keefe in the afternoon.
Rev. Charles Peck at Congregational
Church.
Rev. Mr.. Peck of Petersham, Mass,
preached at the Congregational church
Sunday morning at II o'clock. The
topic Of his sermon was The Rock of
Hope. Sunday school was held from
12.15 to 1 O'clock under the super
vision of Frederick Lyons. There was
a meeting of the Christian Endeavor
at 6.15. The subject was How to Work
With Others. At o'clock Rev. Mr..
Peck, formerly of Hanover, and well
known among the neighboring towns,
gave an interesting sermon.
Lay Reader at St. Paul's.
Sunday morning at st. Paurs church
Sidney Bard officiated at morning
prayer and 1itany combined. The Sun
day school hour was devoted to exer-
cises for the evening.
The Girls Friendly society will meet
this (Monday) evening.
The Ladies' auxiliary will meet We'd
nesday afternoon.
The 26th assembly of the Knights of
ST. Paul will be held Friday evening.
There will be installation at this meet
ing.
Moosup Lodge Coming.
| 1ndo n ~
| Moosup, will visit Loyal Livingstone
lodge of the Manchester Unity of Odd
Fellows this 1Monday) evening in Rid
/ ing's hall, when the final round of the
] first series in the card league will be
| played off.
An automobile belonging to E. Du.
i puts of Moosup and driven by Dons
ST. Jean ran into an autotruck owned
/ by Derosier of Jewett City Saturday
| evening. The truck was standing OF
| the second row in the old village a.
the bridge crossing and the automo-
bile was coming towards the truck
The driver wanted to turn at the
bridge crossing, and in getting out O
| the way Of the truck he struck a larg,
stone, causing him to run into th'
| truck. He was unable to see the
| stone at the intersection of the two
| roads because of the strong lights OF
aged, but the truck got off without an!
damage.
Flaws Case Again Continued.
The case of frank Flaws, which wa
called Saturday morning in the Cen
trail Village court before Justice Ben
1amin R. Briggs, was postponed to thi
(Monday) afternoon at 2 o'clock, a
the states witnesses failed to put II
an appearance. The postponement wa
suggested by Grand Juror King ant
was agreed to by Mr.. Murray, Flaws
attorney, in order to look up the wit
nesses.
Visited Norwich Saturday.
Local people in Norwich Saturda.
included MIR. and Mrs. James Palisse
gals and daughters Ruth and Mar
garet, Mrs. Joseph Levesque. JOSEPH
Walker and daughter Amy, Miss Almi
Barry, Miss Ruth Higginbottom, Mis-
Evelyn Greenwood, Miss Jenni
Rhodes, Severe Beaulac. Charles Pal
Joshua Peterson. Miss Mary Felicar
Henry Martin, James RoyIe, Wilfre
Royle, James Greenhalgh, James Nc
Nulty, Zeck Tetlow, Arthur Royle
James Walker, and William McClug
gage.
Planning Concert and Dance.
, The 1916 club is planning to hold
social and dance.
), Cutting Eiaht-Ineh Ice.
J Men started cutting ice on Dodge
pond Saturday. The ice is eight inche
thick, clear and solid.
: Heard and Seen.
The meeting of the Plainf1eld His
: torical society which was to have bee
: held Saturday evening In Central vi
lage was postponed because of the Ill
ness of q large number OF It's member