Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-27

A meeting was held at the home of Mrs J. c. Gallup Wednesday eve ming for the purpose of organizing a Queen Esther Circle. which was form President, Miss Lily Holden; vice president, Miss Julia Lyon; recording secretary. Miss Dorothy Salisbury; correstponding secretary Miss Elise Dorfiinger: treasurer. Miss Alice Wal ker. A committee on bylaws was selected as follows: Miss Lily Holden, Miss Alice Walker; Miss Gladys Tuck ernan, Miss Ethel Parkhurst: social Julia Lyon. Miss Alice Salisbury.
 Mrs. Greer of Centervflle. leader of the Queen Esther work, was expected to address the girls but was unable to attend. In her absence Mrs. Gallup explained the work of the circle.
 The next meeting will be held May '. at the home of Misses Alice and Dorothy Salisbury,
 Those who attended the meeting were; Lily Holden. Elise Dorfiinger. iShury, Dorothy Salisbury, also the follewing honorary members; Mrs. John c, Gallup. Miss Gladys Tucker man, Miss Ethel Farkhurst,
 After the meeting a social hour was spent in singing, Refreshments were served hS the hostess,
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 An Hanews' Council Knights of Columbus held a very successful ban auet in Nilner hall WednedaS even tng, The han was very SSR0eifuilN decorated with fefsAse and white and ltn and Edwin Helodeau had charge of the decorating,
 The Franco American Juniors held thetr usual dancing party this week, Louis Champagne was instructor,
 wilfrea Gilman Is tn at hts home 1 on Church street,
 Knocked Down by Bicycle
 Mrs I.inneu, while attempting to cross the road tn front of her home | on Wednesday afternoon, was struck and knocked unconscious by a pass ing bicycle, She was taken into the | house and Dr Allen was called, On she was in comfortable | It is not yet known for certain whether or not she was in iured internally,
 Mes Rertratn and Miss Bodo were | callers Wednesday.
 Airline Matn, little daughter Of How | ard E. Main Is itl with diphtheria at | her home on withey's hill. Misses | Eleanor and Marjorie Main are stay i ing with their grandfather, T. E. Main, | during their sisters illness
 Joseph Tiereau is having a garage i built on Church street
 The whist party held Wednesday | evening in. the Masonic building under ]
  E. &, was well attended.
 The Queen Esther organization will | begin work soon, in connection with | the Methodist 'Wonan's Home Mis- | Society,
 Mrs J. B Boisse is i'll at her home | ,n Church street.
 Thrown From Wheel. i
 James Gallows, while recently rid ng with his little sister on bicycle, nxf his halanCp and hpt11 were thrown Q the ground. He escaped injury but lis sister injured her hip.
 D. Matherson has moved into the house on Church street. recently va ,ated by the Moereau family.
 Henry Owens has a litter of IS 'mal1 pigs.
 Henry T-ongren motored to Prcrs- lence Thursday.
 Clark Gallup is having concrete walk laid in front of his house.
 Samuel Green has bought an auto mobile.
 Benjamin Goulette. recently of this ngitis in a Waterbury hospital He vas taken to the hospital last Sat- lrday from the firm where he was en- 'loyed, and has been in a state of Thursday it was reported that he re- nained the same. I. Felix Laf.eur, who has been build ng house on Church street, has it ompleted. The Morreau family are moving into 1t. Benjamin Houlihan of Norwich att ended the K. of C. banquet Wednes- ] av evening. l' Edgar Warner of Danielson was in foosup Wednesday visiting relatives. |
 Home Guards Drill. If The Moosup company of Home ;Uards held a drill in I. o. O. F. hall Wednesday evening. They expect to Till on the Carpet Grounds Satur- ay afternoon with Sergeant Giles as 1. rillma ster. The Franco-American club held an 1, 1vitation dance in their hall on Pros ect street Wednesday evening. A urge number attended. Music was . furnished by Parker's orchestra. Mrs. Browne and daughter of East fovidence are visiting at the hou1e :, f Bill Williams in the Union Vil- lge. Miss Francis T. Nejako of Middle own was a visitor at the P1ainfie1d Ugh School Thursday.