Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-24
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Dinner Party For Mrs. Emily Dart on Eiahtieti. Birfhday-Church Servie- es-Resuits in Pool Tournament.

During February there were eighty six pupils Psrrect Pt,sn n .chae, aasenoance al
 William Brown has moved from the tenement owned by Burke Hewett into one of the Norman Lathrop's near Hill Ttop.
 society a< the home of Mrs. Frank Rogers, a business session was held when it was voted to use a part of the funds on hand to pay for the vacuum nate twenty-five dollars to the church funds to be used in paying the insur- ance The next meeting Of the so- ciety will be held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Everett Chapman.
 The degree team Of Cochegan camp. Modern woodmen of America, went to New London to exenphfy the tnitia- tory degree on class Of candidates for membership at White Oak camp.
 The Thursday afternoon meeting was well attended.
 Ar Norwich Meeting.
 Among those who attended the Kings Daughters anniversary cele- bration held in Norwich were Mrs. Co., ra Gotham. Mrs. Richard w. Jol1n- son, Mrs. Jennie Phillips and Mrs. B. Hall.
 Methodist Pastor Breaches.
 At the Methodist church Sunday the pastor, Rev. Charles C. Tibbetts de- livered an interesting sermon on the topic, The Man Who Knew God. The meeting will be led by Mrs. Louis c. Newton.
 Theodore Craig who has been con- fined 10 his Npme by illness the past week is improving.
 Mark Furber. who has been the guest of relatives in Jamaica Plains and Arlington, Mass, returned to his home today Saturday.. accompanied Arlington, who will spend a few weeks with relatives in Montyille and New London.
 Lenten Services.
 Lenten services at St. Johns Rom- an Catholic church are conducted this Edward Quinn of Waterbury. On Friday evening there was stations of the cross and benediction.
 Dr. George Gilbert of New Haven has been on brief visit with his mother, Mrs. Martha Gilbert.
 The members of Peduot council Knights of Columbus, and the Holy Name society have decided upon Sun day. April 1st. as the date which they will attend in a body services at St Johns church and receive communion
 Birthday Celebrated.
 A very peasant entertainment was given Tuesday by Mrs. Melvin F'urber in honor of the eightieth birthday of her mother, Mrs. Emily Dart. The guests were mostly relatives, a few neighbors and friends. There were present Mrs. Darts son, Walter Dart, of Sprin gfeld, Mass. her two sisters Mrs Annie Hooper of Arlington, Mass. and Mrs. John Rudd of Montville, Mrs Ida Browning, Jamaica Plains Mass, Mrs: Jane Austin of New London. Mrs. Frank E. Austin, Mrs. James Lathrop and son. Tryon. Mrs Mortimer Get chen and son. Alton Mrs. Le Grand ChappeH. Mrs. Reuben Austin. Mrs. Ellen Clifford and Mrs. John Lynch, of MontiV-le. At 1.30 D. m.. the com pany were served dinner by Mrs. Fur ber- 4 feature of the dessert was a birthday cake
 Mrs Dart received many gifts. flowers. and candy, with a large num- Der of post cards
 Pool Tournament.
 A pool tourne nent between the five best players in the Decen club and the 'Montville Athletic club has been started with the first quarter played off on the Decea clubs tables The Roy Hart, captain: Adam Ritchie, Is adore Shapiro. Edward Killeen and John Cuddy- The Decen clubs team is George Shagnon, captain: Fred Johnson, C. E. Flaherty, F. P. Rich ards and Howard Rogers. The score was 12o to 114. eleven points for the Attn -etic clubs favor. c. E. F1aherty made the best run Roy Hart second and George Shagnon, third. The con- test was refereed by Fred Derven and John VoEletanz kept score. After the contest refreshments were served un- der the supervision of Frank P. Rich ards.
 Miss Alice Hooper is the guest of relatives in Arlington, Mass.