Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-10

DanieIson News Saturday.
 Rev. James H. George, Jr., rector of St. PauTs church, Plainfeld, since it's organization in January 1913 has rendered his resignation to take eff feet the last Sunday in September. Rev. MT. George, who is rector of St. Alban's church, Danielson, has ac- cepted a call to a Columbia Mo, church.
 In January, 1913, Rev. MT. George came from Danielson and held ser- vices on Sundays in Ridings' hall. The congregation at that time was not large but before long the number in- creased so that Ridings' hall was not large enough and plans were made for building a church. St. Paul's Episco- 1915, and is one Of the finest churches in the town. It is a well organized mission, with all the various offices.
 Rev. MT. George during his pastor ate at St. Paufs, has done consider able for the religious welfare of the town and has resignation is greatly regretted although his parishioners are pleased that his leaving means greater success to him. It was through Rev. MT. Georges ZealOus and earnest work that this mission hai made such progress during the fe wyears of or sanitation. Rev. F. Johns Bohanan, rector of. St. Andrews church, Greeneville, will a. tied rector comes. Rhode Island Car overturns. A Ford automobile overturned on Plainfeld street near the junction of Railroad avenue. There were two oc- Cupants of the machine-a man and a woman. The car was proceeding at a moderate rate toward Central Village. and while attempting to go past a horse and wagon the machine left the road, became unmanageabIe and over turned. The occupants were attended by Dr. Arthur Chase but received nothing more than shaking up. The, machine was practically wrecked. The ] ear bore a Rhode Island license.
 Second Round for CIegg Cup. The second round for the Lee Cleggs l cup was played at the Bowling Green, | Saturday afternoon. Two matches, l were staged. F. Kershaw (4) 21 de- l feated P. Hou1e (S) IS; Albert Hilton l (3) 21 defeated William Booth (9) 16; Albert Leathers (3) drew a bye in his match with Cornelius Hirst. Other i matches will be played off during this week. .,e' The winner of the William FrisweII ! cup was John Seddon, Philip Houle- i was runner up.
 Mass for Young Sister. A mass was read at St. Johns church this (1Ionday) morning at 8i | o'clock by Rev. William A. Keefe for 1 Miss GriSe, a former Plainfield young 1 lady, who is making her profession l as a nun at St. Hyacinth convent, 1 Canada, this month. The mass was 1 requested by the Children of Mary so- 1 ciety, of which Miss Grise was a for 1 uler member.
 Newsy Notes.
 Wednesday morning a mass will be l read for Mrs. John Chudak.
 MT. and Mrs. Stanislas Charron and family spent Sunday in Baltic. | Frank Wiley of New Jersey spent l Saturday with local friends. Miss Ruby Ericson of Baltic spent 1 the weekend with Miss Bessie Tay- Tor, at her home on Lawton Heights. l Frederick Lafreniere was with rela- tives at Webster, Mass, for the week i end.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene WiIn1ot of ! New Bedford, Mass, are visiting for a few days with Mrs. Wilmot's par ents, MT. and Mrs. Louis Lamothe. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cornoyer of Riverpoint, R. |, are spending a few days with MT. Cornoyer's parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Cornoyer. Patrick Fitzgerald of Boston spent | the weekend with his brother.
 Eugene Coffey has purchased new automobile.
 Lionel Dupuis was a recent visitor in New Haven, with Dona St. Jean, 9 former local young man. Mrs. J. Sullivan was a recent visi- tor in New Haven.
 Misses Agnes Watson and Mary l Weir have returned to their home in l West Warren, Mass, after spending a. week with MT. and Mrs. J. B. Inglis on Plainheld street.
 Local Boys in Vale Batteries.
 Francis Sullivan, a student at Yale university, also a member of Battery i A of the Yale Battalion, expected to | leave Sunday evening for TObyhanna, Pa., unless otherwise ordered. Howard Myles, another local young man, who | is student at Yale, and a member of Battery B, left for TObyhanna, Sat- l urday evening.
 Miss Edith Peterson has returned from a visit with friends at Groton i Long Point.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. IngIis have left for West Warren, Mass, to spend a way days with their daughter, Mrs. J. Tape.
 Miss Elsie Dyer of Boston is spend- ing @ few days with Miss Agnes No- Ian.
 Sermon by English Clergyman.
 Rev. J. H. George, Jr., of11ciated at the communion services at St. Paul's Episcopal church Sunday morning. The sermon was preached by Rev. MT. 1 Farrar, a young English clergyman, who was recently ordained at Mon treal. The topic of Rev. MT. Far rar's sermon was The Three Parables The Lost Sheep, The Lost Coin and The ProdigaI Son. He spoke in an eloquent manner.
 Summer Services.
 Beginning next Sunday masses at St. Johns church vii be read at 7.80 instead of at 8.30, but there will be no change in the 10.30 mass. This sched- uIe will be for July and August only. Congregational Church Interests. The topic of Rev. Arthur Barwick's g. sermon for the Sunday morning ser vice was The Divine Providence. Sum- day school followed, under the super vision of Frederick Lyons The Chris tian EndeavOr society met in the ev- ening at 6.15.
 The Congregational Glee club is to hold a meeting and social in the club 1 rooms on Plainfe1d street.
 Sunday Game Postponed.
 The baseball game between Plain field and Sterling scheduled for Sun day was postponed on account of wet grounds
 The ovation to Danny Murphy by local men will be on July 22, instead l of the 26th.
 1 Uniform Opinion.