Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-10
BALTIC
Easter Program at Methodist Church
Six inches of Snow in Mondays
Storm-SpeeiaI Music at st. Mary's
Church on Easter Sunday.

The Easter program was excellent
ly carried out at the Baltic Methodist
Episcopal church Easter Sunday. The
programme follows: Chorus: prayer
by the pastor. Rev. Charles Smith; It's
Easter, Freda FrommelI; Easter Greet
ing, Eva Erickson; How Far Does
Love Reach. Annie zapf: An Easter
Greeting, James Higginbottom; At
Easter Time. Ruth Rose: recitation.
Irene Generous; Violets, Florence
Barnes: The Robins Song, Ruth Wis
terberg; A Little Brown Seed, Willie
Wilcox; The Story. Lillian Barnes; A
He Arose. Edward Ainsworth. Theo-
dore Bamford; song. Miss Freda
Smiths class; Little Folks. Charles
Massey: Easter Day. Virginia Bush;
man. Elsie Friere: The Busy SPRING
time, three boys and three girls; song,
ANNE Ainsworth's class; If You Never
Had Heard. Nellie WILCOX; Bright
Florence Firth, Merry Offering. Edith
Firth; song. Jennie Whites class:
song. Mrs. Fred Cruthers' class; A
Chi1d's Story, Edith Hinchcliffe
Personal items.
Joseph Healy of Monson is spending
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Heaiy OF High street.
George Peloquin of Hartford spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Pefoquin of Main street.
John ]. Brown tried his luck in the
trout brooks in town Saturday and.
returned home with 10 nice trout ,
Edward Kelley of New York spent
the weekend at his home on Little
Flats.
Snow Six Inches Deep.
A heavy snow storm visited this sec
ton Monday morning about 2.3o: The
snow fell continuously until 11.30 in
the forenoon. At IL o'clock snow to
a depth of inches had fallen, men
In front of the cornpany's property
clear.
Local Briefs.
Ralph Standish of Hanover was a
Baltic visitor Saturday
William II. Buteau was in Putnam
Sunday.
The Misses Duprez of Main street
were recent visitors in Moosup.
Miss Ethel Brown. who has been
spending a week with friends f1ds in Hart t
her studies at the Willimantic state
normal school
A number of students of the Acad-
envy of the Holy Family who spent
the Easter vacation at their homes in
different cities. returned to the Acad-
envy Sunday evening.
Dona Wiln1ot has entered the en-
ploy of the Shore Line road.
JdHfcS whey dflu EdLT1Ck
were Sunday visitors in Hartford.
Miss Mary Cronin was a Providence
visitor Sunday.
Automobile Driver Aided.
Sunday afternoon about 4.45 o'clock
the driver of Buick six car which
carried Connecticut's registration IT,
127, attempted to go up the hill in
front of the Cote block on Railroad
street and became stalled. The driver
backed his machine into Railroad
street and upon investigating the
trouble found that the car needed wa
ter in the tank. Arthur p. Cote who
was passing by offered to open his
market and furnish the cooling agent
After consuming two pals of water
the engine went back on duty and the
party was able to continue its jour-
ney. The machine contained four
young ladies and four young gentle
men.
Brsvities.
Miss Bertha Carroll Of Waterbury
was the guest of Baltic friends Sat-
urday.
Miss Estelle Author of Putnam
passed the weekend with her cousin,
Miss Doris Holmes.
Thomas J. Burke was Sunday
visitor in Hartford.
Thomas r. Burns of Providence was.
a Sunday visitor here.
Henry Be1langer was the guest of
Pawtucket friends Saturday.
Wilfred Cardin was a Putnam visi-1
tor Sunday
Eugene Gaucher was a caller in