Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-07

1 A number of Baltic boys members 1 Of St. Mary's church, have organized | 9. troop to be known IS Troop No. ?, ! Boy Scouts of America. At the pre- | !iminary meeting held in Sodality hall | the following young men became mem | bers: Oliver Lucier, A. Simoneau. T. 1 Lucier. C. Bibeault, A.. D'Atri. J. Riel, L. Furnier, R. Grenier. 0. Leith, H. l Bienbenu, R. Charon. w. Coady, F. i Cooney, A. Cretien, H. Drew. L. De- mUth, H. Foisey, A F'iliotreauIt l.. AL lard, J. Farrell, J. Lacroix, c. Dowd. J. Hines. l.. Legros. R. Vien, O. Charon, l O. Binvenu. C. Charon, w. Charon, P. | Deslandes w Robitaille, F. Cooney, J. Brown. c. Lacroix, H. Berry. J. Foisey, 4. Bastien.
 The following were elected members of the different patrols: Hawk Patrol-A. cretien, patrol leader; Wien, Grenier. Bibea ult, Foisey, Leith. w. Charon. Simone1u.
 Buffalo Patrol-L. Allard, leader; F. Cooney, J. Farrell, Fred Cooney, 0. Charor, w. Furnier, w. Coady, L. De- muth
 Horse PatroI-EH Charon. leader; H. Bienvenu, R. Charon, l.. Legros. A. Bienvenu, A. Fili0trault, w. Robitaille,
 Wolf PatroLH. Drew leader; J. I1acroix. C. Lacroix P Deslandes. 0. Lucier, r. Lucier. J. Hines. J. Hines.
 Lion Patrol-H. AIlard. leader: J. Foisey, 1T. Perry, A. Bastien. J. liar
 
 Rev. Thomas Lynch is sco1tma ster; Louis Stefon. assistant scoutmaster; John J Brown secretary; Louis addressed the scouts at a recent meet ing. speaking on 4 Boy Scouts Aim. The scouts are planning a series of drills and will receive weekly instruc- ton.
 Guests at Camp.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Bamford en- tertained on Sunday at Camp Ida MT. and Mrs. O. Painter of Providence Mir. and Mrs. James Anderson and son William H. Buteau of Baltic. At 12 o'clock an excellent Chowder Wa served. At 3 o'clock the guests e3.- joyed a short dinner. The forenoon was spent in boating and bathing. The party returned home Sunday evening.
 During the ball game Saturday af- ternoon members of Troop No. l. Boy Scouts. did patrol duty. Arthur Roy, Sr, marshaled the line.
 Own Handsome Dogs.
 MT. and Mrs. 4. R. Gardner of Provi- dence visited friends in Baltic Mon- day. They travelled by automobile and were accom- panied by two dogs. one a handsome pedigreed Boston bull with perfect head and body markings. This dog attracted the attention of dog fanciers in town. MT Gardner has a number of blue ribbons won by this dog in dog shows in different cities in New England.
 Infant Baptized
 The infant daughter of NIr and Mrs Joseph Authier was baptized in St 1 Mary's church Sunday afternoon by Rev. J. V. E. Ballanger The child | was christened MaIina Evelyn. The sponsors were MT. and Mrs. Peter N. l Lessard of Occum.
 Social and Personal Interests
 Al Caron, Fred Caron and William l Caron of Baltic and Lawrence Authier 1 of New Haven are spending a vaca- ton at Camp Brook onsthe Shetucket |
 Miss Bertha Wallace of Norwich is !! spending several weeks with her i grandmother, Mrs. Jones.
 Misses Margaret Lilly and Carrie ! Bailey have been guests of friends at 1 Ocean Beach.
 Miss Annie Brown of Hartford is | spending a vacation with Mir and Mrs. | John H. Brown.
 Edward Case. have returned after 1 several weeks spent with friends in | West Falmouth, Mass.
 John Nolan of Plainfield spent Sun ! Gay with Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Donnelly 1 of Railroad street
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Parent were guests of friends in Worcester over Sunday.
 A local business man paid 20 cents here Monday.
 William McGuire of Hartford, for merly of Baltic, passed the week end II with his father. James McGuire Mir McGuire recently went to New York and enlisted in the U. s. army signal corps. He returned to Hartford Mon day to await orders to report for duty.