Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-21

brated the 25th anniversary of their marriage at their home, 21 Lawton Heights, Saturday evening. A num- Der of friends gathered at their home and spent an enjoyable evening.
 MT and Mrs Moreland received a number of handsome and beautiful presents, including silver service from Miss Nellie Quinn and Miss Mary Moreland, silver teaspoons, Mrs. John Nolan; silver cake dish from Mrs. Mo Cune and family and Mrs. Taylor; sil- yer crumb trap, Miss Nellie Quinn and Miss Mary Moreland.
 A luncheon was served by Mrs. Moreland.
 MT and Mrs Moreland were mar ried in England. They came to Amer ica six years ago, making Plainf1eld their home. They are well known throughout this section.
 Badly Injured.
 A Senecal boy was badly injured on Friday morning when in jumping on a milk wagon he fell to the ground and was considerably shaken up. He was attended by Dr. Adams of Moosup.
 Weekend and Sunday Notes.
 William Judson left Saturday for Maine where he will spend two weeks vacation.
 Miss Lillian Beaulac of North Gros- venordale spent the weekend with Miss Iillicia Beaulac.
 Mrs. Herbert Smith and Miss Helen Gallup spent Sunday at the M. M, Girls cottage at Pleasant View.
 Mrs Roy Hopkins is suffering from a badly injured foot, caused from stepping on a nail.
 Mrs. Henry Starkweather and her mother, who have been i'll, are recov- ering.
 Mrs. Weston and son, George wes- ton, and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Chase motOred to Norwich Saturday in MT. WestOn's automobile.
 Miss Helen Gallup returned home Friday evening after a few days visit with Massac achusetts friends.
 George Harvey Dawley was a. busi- ness caller in Norwich Saturday.
 Miss Eva Oates is visiting friends at CenterviIle. R. l.
 George Hutchinson and Miss Annie Hutchinson left Saturday for Hamil- ton, Canada. where they will spend a few weeks.
 Miss Evelyn Green wood spent the weekend with relatives at Westerly. Irving Smith and Oscar Lynch spent Sunday at Mantle making the trip in MT. Smiths automobile.
 Miss Teresa, Sullivan and Miss Mae Keefe returned home Friday evening from a two weeks trip through Can adian cities of note.
 John Killips, Alfred Brouchu and Sidney Knight spent Saturday at Nor wich.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dragon, MT. and Mrs. Clifford Allard Miss Victoria Simoneau and WiIfred AIIard motored to Rocky Point Sunday.
 CIambake Given Up.
 The clambake which Court Plain field, I. O. F., 1897, intended to hold Sunday was postponed indefinitely,
 Miss YvOnne Montey spent Satur- day at Providence.
 George Charron of New Bedford, Mass, is visiting at his home here. A large number of local people spent Sunday at the various beaches.
 Arthur MOntey of Williamsvil1e spent the weekend with his parents.
 To Join Congregational Church.
 A large class is to be admitted to the Congregational church Sept. by the pastor Rev. Arthur Barwick.
 St. James Pastor Returns.
 Masses were read Sunday by Rev William A. Keefe, who returned to as- sume his duties as pastor after three weeks vacation.
 Wednesday @ high mass will be sung for the repose of the soul of Mrs. Sullivan. The mass will be given by the Rosary society.
 Catechism for the class preparing for confirmation will be held on Tues day, Thursday, and Saturday morn tngs. The class will be confirmed on Sept 16.
 Norwich Preacher at Congregational
 Church.
 Rev. H. T. Arnold of Norwich preached at the Congregational church Sunday The topic of his sermon was The Power in Jesus Christ. Sun day school followed. Growth; Body, Mind and Spirit was the subject of the Christian EndeavOr meeting in the evening.
 Mantle Pastor Coming.
 Rev. Frederick Eldredge of Mantle will preach next Sunday.
 The regular summer schedule was carried out at St. PauPs Sunday.