Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-19

Hold Field Day pWort1
 Leagues Twenty eighth Anniversary
 The Thursday Afternoon club at It's meeting voted to donate S10 towards the fund that the r. M C. 4. of New London is raising. After business was transacted. the society members were delightfully."- entertained with readings and piano selections by Miss Ruth Long, a piano solo by Miss Alice Itamase and songs by Miss Marian smith.
 Senator Frederick A. Johnson. Will liam Welles Lyman and Ralph delcer were appointed a committee to receive contributions to help the T. M. c. A raise it's fund of S15.0OO.
 A very pleasant entertainment was given Thursday evening by Miss AL dea DusiGnan to friends includlug Misses Ruth and Amy Bergman. Miss Anna Walsh, Miss Leona Devlne. Miss Agnes Quinn, Miss Madeline Walsh. Armand Plouh. Willard Botham, VII liam Dorr, William Carter. Clifford Shields, Henry Lavoie, Amede Luslc- nan. Games interspersed with selec- tons on the eraphophone passed the time pleasantly. Sandwiches. cake. Ice cream and fruit were served.
 Meeting Omitted.
 On account of the grand lodge ses- sion of I. O. O. F. in New Haven thf7 week Thames lodge members passrI a vote to omit the regular meeting on Tuesday night
 Athletic Club Leads.
 The last contest in the pool tourns- ment between the Montviile Athletic club and the Decem club at tho Ath- letic clubs rooms showed a score 0f 300 to 479 in favor of the Athletic
 Miss Teresa Hickey. Misses Kather- inc and Margaret McDormott. Nr .v4 Agnes Atwood. Misses Susan and Jea- nette Home. Joseph Hickey C;c1rza IblDTCZ among those attending the dance given Friday evening at Scotland road.
 Field Day Exercises.
 Tho pupils Of the UncaqvI1Ie and Palmer Memorial schools are arau-- ing to hold their first field day t1m1r- row, May 19. Sports. folk dances. au. historical pageant. drills. etc. will b- given at Whites field in this village.
 John killeen. Jr, and Robert Ken nerson have enlisted fn the U S. nav. Party on Birthday.
 The. seventeenth birthday Of Mise Ruth Bergman of Pequot was observed Saturday evening the fOllowfre friends gathering at her home. liise Vera Burgess. Mis- Maude Bennett Miss Amy Bergman. Miss Gladys FL lison Of New London. Miss Frames O. kraus. Miss Laura Moran. 1fi-s Ella Rosenlund, Henry St. GcrmaIn. Andrew Rosenlund, Walter Bergman. Henry Brouilliard. Clifford Shields Robert Kennerson. H. RaIston and George Bishop of New London. Vocal and instrumental music iuterspersed with various games afforded pleasure. Refreshments were served by Miss Bergman, who received a. large mum Der of pretty gifts.
 Anniversary Observed.
 Mothers day at the Methodist church was observed by the distribu- tion of carnations to those attending the service, while many were sent t1 all fn the evening the Epworth League ob- served its twenty eighth annlVer- sary The twenty eight years were represented by individuals of various half-year-old daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Roscoe C. Dart, Co adults. An entertaining programme Of responsive readings, songs and an address by the pastor. Rev. Charles C. Tibbetts. was listened to by large audience. special feature was a birthday cake with the proper number of lighted candles.
 The Thames Specially Co. resumed operations on Monday. after being shut down for a few days for lack or coal A barge load arrived Monday
 Saturday evening Miss Josephine Bellnack entertained about twenty Of her friends at a May party.
 Death of Wesley J. Walden.
 Wesley J. Walden. whose death oc- cured in New London this week. was born in Montville May 31. 1850. fhe son Of the late Hiram and Rebecca Bird Walden. Of a family of n ch..- dren he was next to the youngest and is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Rog- CTS. a resident of the town for many years but since the death of Mir. Ror- CTS she has lived with her daughter in New London. He was also a brother of the late W. B. Walden.
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