Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-24

Military canvassers Rensodeiins Brewing Shop. The Thursday Afternoon club held it's meeting in charge of the Ladies' Aid Society After business the time was spent tying a quilf, an order from Mrs. John Baker of Wiilimantic- Mrs HilI Mrs Potter and Mrs. Smith
 Many from out of town attended the country dance Friday evening in
 Rev. Charles C. TIbbetts. pastor of the Methodist church, attended the ministers' conference held in Man
 Hesbert Babbitt. after a few weeks spent in Worcester, Mass, has return ed home.
 William vaIlett, after . few weeks illness is able to be out
 New Tax Collector.
 The board of seaectmen have ap-. pointed Dwight Kelsey. collector of town taxes, to fill the vacancy made Susie Wood receives the appointment of assistant collector. C.. E. F1aherty spent a few days in Worcester on, business recently
 MT: and Mrs; Luther Teft have a daughter, born Feb. 16.
 Took Military EnrolIment
 The military census has been taken { by the following, appointed by the selectrnen of the town: George O. AL len, Harry Atwood, Joseph Church. Edwin Comstock, Edward Curtin, Fred Chapel Roscoe Dart, Albert Edmonds, Joseph Hickey, Michael Hickey, Fred J. Hope, Dan D. Home, David Johnson. Dwight Kelsey, James LathropI Ed- war@ 0'Brien, Fred I. Phillips, Charles E. Ramage, Jr., Howard Rogers, Fred ritt Tooker. Matt A. Tinker, Charles Thorpe.
 Lenter Services.
 Services at St. Johns Roman Cath olic church were held Ash Wednesday as. follows: Mass at 7.30 followed by the blessing and distribution of ashes. Services in the evening at 7.45 follow ed by benediction, the rosary and dis trfbution of ashes. Friday evening there was Lenter services consisting. of stations of the cross followed by
 The Tuesday evening cottage prayer meeting was held At the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Ramage.
 Scoutmaster Louis Phillips with several Boy Scouts, were in New Lon don, Saturday, attending the scout rally.
 At Norwich ExennpIifcation.
 Cornelius Fitzgerald, Cornelius DriscolI. Cornelius F1aherty, Thomas 1een, Joseph Hickey were in Norwich, Sunday afternoon. to attend the meet ing of White Cross council Knights of Columbus, and witnesses the exempli- hcation of the second degree on a class.
 Social Evening.
 Saturday evening, friends of Miss Della Gravlin met at her home in Pequot and were pleasantly entertain ed. Refreshments were served during the evening. Among the guests were Miss Mary Pachido. Miss Mary Coteau, Miss Cora Rosseau, Miss Rose La voie. William Carter, Henry Lavoie, Thomas Hofnwitz, John Lavoie and Earl Carlton.
 Mrs. Moses Hart is spending a while Herman Johnson of Cliff street.
 MT. and Mrs. Ovide Broulliard of Pequot entertained over the week end Mir. and Mrs. Louis LaValle and daughter of lMoosup.
 On account of Thursday being a hol- iday the village library was closed and opened Friday evening instead. Miss Mae Reii1ey, after a. stay in Fall River has returned home
 James Barry of Springfield Mass was a weekend visitor with friends in town.
 15-Inch Ice.
 Harry Bosue has finished filling his icehouse with fifteen inch ice.
 Adelbert Sharp of Nen Hill is con- fined to his home by illness.
 Miss Nellie Chapman, who about a year ago purchased the Irving Brown ing property, has men at work re- modelling the building which Mr. shop. into two-family apartment dwelling