Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-09
MOOSUP
Queen Esther Circle Meets-Norman Hill Fifth Local Boy to Join Navy May Basket Surprise-Ball Games Planned.

The Queen Esther Circle of the Moosup M. E. church met Monday ev- enirg with Misses Alice and Dorothy Salisbury. The business meeting was conducted by the president, Miss Lily Holden. The report of the commit tee was read and accepted. Monthly dues were paid.
 Saturday afternoon, May 19, the cir cle will meet and do Red Cross work The next business meeting of the cir c1e will be held at the home of Miss Ethel Parkhurst June 4. The commit tee in charge of the social to be held next month is Misses Dorothy Sails bury and Ethel Parkhurst. At the close of the business meeting music and refreshments were enjoyed Those attending were: Mrs. J. c. Gallup, Miss Ethel Parkhurst, Miss Dorothy Salisbury, Miss Alice Walker. Miss Lily Holden, Miss Alice Salisbury
 Runs With or Without Tires.
 The front tire of an automobile driven by a Central Village garage man, came off while the automobile was being driven down Cory's hill on the Moosup-CentraI Village road just above the red bridge. The driver did not notice that the tire had left the front rim until he had gone nearly a fourth of a mile. He said he knew that something very unusual was the matter with the way the auto steered but did not realize that the shoe had left the rim until he had gone quite a distance.
 Joins the Navy. !. Norman Hill, of this place, recently employed by the Hopkins & Allen Co.,, has joined the United States navy. He joined at New London Monday and where he is to be examined. He makes the fifth Moosup boy that has joined within the past two weeks.
 Hung May Basket.
 A number of the young people in town hung a well filled, beautifully made May basket to Joseph Berton Monday evening at his home in the Union Village. The basket contained fruit, candy, etc. The evening was spent in playing games. Those at tending were: Yvonne Berton, Ra- chael Dragon, Eva Laperle, Bertha Fountain, F'lorada Berton, Flora Wood, Doro Fountain, Yvonne Laval lee, Alice Lavallee, Ida Ruchford, Alice Couture, also Louis Frechette, Joseph Rivers, George Berton, Philip Moran cy, James F'rechette, Andy Enc, Dona Morancy, John Berton.
 Scouts Meet.
 Troop No 1, Boy Scouts of America, held a meeting Monday evening in the M E. vestry.
 Raymond Stone of this place, who Joined the United States navy four years ago last April, visited friends in town Tuesday afternoon. He expects to reenlist in the navy soon.
 Unclaimed letters of Moosup post office are addressed to Mir Adelard Vanesse, Mir. J. Tinerest, MT. Marg. Seihert, Mrs. Marie Paul and Rev. J. H. George.
 Achorus rehearsal was held in the rooms of the Franco-American club Monday evening.
 Anniversary Meeting.
 Next Sunday evening in the N E, church the Epworth league will hold It's anniversary meeting. A special or der of service will be arranged. The league cabinet will have charge of the meeting.
 Students to Plant.
 As soon as the weather permits, all the students that have now joined the Home Garden clubs will start plant ing. Many have stated that they ex- pect this year to plant more than an acre of land while these same pupils last year planted nothing
 The Moosup tSars have arranged a game of baseball with the Wauregan team to be played at Wauregan Sat lrday afternoon. Piche is expected to do the twirling for the Moosup boys.
 The Plainfield High school seniors are to hold an entertainment and so- citl- They have arranged to give a brief farce.
 The Jolly Four are making arrange ments for a May dance. News items, personals, notices of marriages, births, etc, sent The Bull etln must be signed by the sender. pr they will not be used.-Correspond-