Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-19

afternoon at 4 o'clock. The boys wore blue suits with white ribbons; the girls wore white dresses. The march, ing and appearance of the class show ed careful training.
 Bishop Milan addressed the class both in English and French and ad- ministered the total abstinence pledge until the children reach 20 years of age.
 Visiting clergymen who assisted Bishop Milan and Rev. William Keefe, pastor of St. Johns parish, were Rev. Joseph E. Mccarthy of Moosup, Rev! John J. McCabe of Jewett City. Rev. Richard J. Morrisey, Voluntown; Rev. P. J. Mccormick Of the Catholic uni- versity, Washington. D. C.. and Rev. P. Rioux of Taftville.
 The class included: Emile Louis Ar senault, Sylvia Joseph Brouillard Jo- sepr Peter Bedard, Joseph Andrew Bernier, Donald Aloysius Burke, Fred erick Joseph Bauer. Edward Joseph Boulais, Lawrence Arthur Casavant, Lorenzo Joseph Crepeau, Aime Joseph Crepeau, John Joseph Curran. Her man Dumaine, Alexander William Ga- Fournier, zapheune Joseph Gagner, Alvarest Joseph Goyette, Frederick Peter Gravelin, Joseph Leonel Jodoin, Joseph Henry Jodoin, Joseph William Lee, James Henry Lee, Antoine Jo-
 
 Armand oseph Marcaurele, Edna Rita Larochelle, Eva Mary Lamothe, Ida Teresa Levesque, Mary Antonio La fleshe, Genevfeve Elizabeth McAvoy, Noela Cecelia Mercier, Ernestine Ma rife Eva Paduin, Eva Maria Paquin, Poirier, Dorothy Elizabeth Rayno. Ca therine Mary Roland, Marie Aurelia Vian, Eva Blanche Willard, Ida Maria Jacques, Mabel Helen Gaffney, Ange- AIoo -dO1o T1e nadette Ducharme, Marie Elise Agnes Dumaine, Priscilla Elizabeth Ducat, Elenor, Mary Teresa Dayon, Alpine Marion Delude, Marie Antoinette Du- maine, Rose Teresa Eastman, Mary Frances Elizabeth Evans, Irene Cath fer, Loranda Mary Herbert, Lillian Elizabeth Hampton, Beatrice Marie Hebert, Clara Marie Lebrecque, Mar garet Agnes Lambert, Leo Joseph Young, Leo Charles Dufresne, Charles Joseph Chenelle, Frederick Matthew Graveline, Vincent F'oy, Richard Felix Provost, Frances Catherine Mary Be- rube, Rose Delima Barrie, Rose Mary Bernier, Anna Mary Bernier, Mary Cairrille Bernier, Coronna Maria Bris- son, Mary Rose Boulais, Cecelia Agnes Boulais, Irene Isabella Cassavant, Jea- nette Philomene Cotenon, Aurori Ma rie harron, Joseph Leonel Mercier, FL ton Thomas Nolan, Joseph Ernest Pa quin, Donat Joseph Paquin, Henry William Poirier, Uric Joseph Faquin Theodore Thomas Peltier. Joseph Hen ry Roberge, Walter Joseph Ring, Law renee John Sullivan Elmer Bernard Sheehan, John Baptiste Pierre Senecal Leonel Joseph Senecal, Edward Albert William Semineau, Theodore Oliver Semineau, Albert William Young, Fi- rande Teresa Lafreniere, Matilda Ma ria De1ude. Maria Julia Monty.
 The musical programme was in charge of Miss Teresa Sullivan, assist ed by the choir.
 Struck by Norwich Truck. Charles Chinelle, former overseer of the carding department at the local mill now of TaftviIle was a visitor in home with his family in the evening | a large furniture truck darted without warning from an alIeyway in the new village at Taftville. The car Mr. Che nelle was driving struck the truck and resulted in Chenelle's car being dam aged considerably. Dr. Pratt of Taft vile was summoned and found the oc- cupants of Chenelle's car badly shaken up.
 Fined for lntoxication.
 Alec Dayno was arraigned before Justice Benjamin R. Briggs Saturday ed guilty and was fined $2 and costs, amounting to $13.04, which he paid. Score a Tie. The Plainfeld and Goodyear club football teams played another tie game Saturday at WiIliamsville. The score was to at the final whistle. The game was one of series of five for the Lee Clegg cup.
 Defeated Jewett City. The Plainf1eld baseball team defeat
  | a three game series, Sunday at Doug lass Park by an to 4 score. Young who twirled for P1ainfeld was in ex- ce1lent form and was never in any l great danger. This evens up the se- | ries, Jewett City having captured the | first game , to g.
 Religious interests. The forty hours devotion will coIn- | mence Sunday at high mass at St. l Johns church.
 Rev. William A. Keefe assisted at | the forty hours devotion at volun- 1 town Sunday evening.
 The Root of Evil was Rev. Arthur Barwick's subject at the morning ser mon at the Congregational church on Sunday. A solo was rendered by James Jackson. The evening sermon was on David.
 vor was Little Chances to Help and was led by Jeorge Dawley. I MT. and Mrs. John Blomquist of Pontiac R. l., spent Sunday with Sam | uel Peterson.
 Miss Mary McAvoy of Norwich town | spent the week with Plainfe1d I relatives.
 Miss Julia Callahan of Long Branch, N. J.. and Mrs. William Happen of l West End N. J., who are attending l the funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Nolan at l Taftville. spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. John Nolan
 l Louis Krauss returned to Brooklyn, l N. Y.. after two weeks vacation at l his home here.
 Miss Gertrude Briggs returned to
 her home in Westerly. R. l., after a l stay with Miss Edith Peterson. John 'Killips, Louis Co1burn, Charles
 Vincent, and J. Marcaure1le, who are working with the Newton Marshall Co.
 at Slatersville, R. T., spent the week l end at their homes here. l William c. Nolan of New York city 1 spent Sunday at his home here. Edward Leahy. William Cronin, Carl