Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-28
BALTIC
St. Johns Band Gives Concert and Has CIambake Up the Shetueket-Local Eiks Visit WiIIimantio - Toolhouse Near Station Being Moved.

The concert given by the members of St. Johns band Sunday afternoon at traCted large crowd. ROWbOats and motorbOats conveyed the members and friends from pier No. 1 to an opening on the western shore of the Shetucket midway between Baltic and Scotland. The concert opened with a march, RanIin Rifles. R. E. Hall. overture follows: Faust. Blue Danube Waltz; concert solo, Commodore; gems from the overtures; Memories, song by Har- " Johnson accompanied by the band; Adele waltz; operatic airs; march. Tenth Regiment: American Patrol; bass solo, Autumn Leaves; National Emblem.
 At ? o'clock an excellent Chowder was served to the members. At 3.30 a shore dinner consisting of steamed clans, sweet potatoes, Holsters, brown bread, sweet corn, and watermelon, was served. Arthur Parent was chef and Harry Johnson assistant. The band of 25 pieces was under the direction Of Nose Lefrenier. Boats containing To- cal people were lined up on either side of the river and the music was greatly appreciated. Dinner was served under the large oak trees. About 300 listened to the concert.
 Social and Personal.
 Mrs. Whitneu and daughter OIadge, who have been spending a months va cation with MT. and Mrs. Fred Green wood, returned Saturday to their home in New York.
 Joseph FanCher of Central Village spent Sunday in town.
 Misses Mary Cronin and Alice Cronin spent Sunday at Block Island.
 EIidos Fortier motored to Crescent Park Sunday.
 Warren Hines of New London spent Sunday at his home.
 Harry Gaucher. Jr.. is visiting friends in Putnam.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Wood have re- turned after a vacation spent in East Ringe, N. H.
 Peter Dupuis has returned from a trip through Canada.
 Mrs. Hugh Miller was a New Lon don visitor Saturday.
 William Bouchard of New Haven, formerly of Baltic, is spending a va cation with his parents.
 George Roy, who has been the guest of his parents, returned to New Haven Sunday.
 Mrs. Jones is spending a few days at Ocean Beach.
 Miss Mary Bresner of Stafford Springs is the guest of the Misses
 At TaftvilIe Dedication.
 4 number of local people attended the dedication of the new Catholich church in Taftville Sunday.
 George Cunningham of New Haven was a Sunday visitor in town.
 Miss Rena B. Smith, who has been visiting friends in Worcester, has re- turned home.
 Ovila Dupont was the guest of Dan ieIson friends Sunday.
 Fred Burnham of East Hampton is the guest of Mrs. H. s. Martin.
 Thomas Hussey has entered the enl- ploy of the New York; New Haven and Hartford railroad.
 Moving Tooihouse.
 workmen for the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad are moving the toulouse to a point 800 feet east of the station. This will give drivers of teams and automobiles a better view of incoming trains
 Joseph Radchff, who has been Ill at his home, is able to be out of doors.
 Rerni GoVenne and son Peter are spending a vacation in Canada,
 George DouviIle, who has been i'll, is improving.
 Peter Hussey and Edward Farrell, Jr., were Block Island visitors over Charles Charon Of Hartford was a Sunday visitor in town.
 Attended Eiks' CIanbake,
 Local people who attended the EIks' clambake in Willimantic were B. Burke, William MorriseSti, T. Seveg- n.y. Joseph Wisseman, J.. Paul, Simon HaraL P. Mo6eau, Henry Parker, Peter Cardin, F. Maynard, J. Clifford, J. ana Eoab