Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-23
MOOSUP.
New Bulletin Board in PIaee-k. of c. Council Changes Meeting Night Because of Mission-Seouts Getting Many Bond Subscriptions.

Because or M1SSton-SCoutS 0etsiuS Many Bond Subscriptions. Sunday evening about 8 o'clock 6 | large Hudson touring car struck the | right mudguard of Ford car wher at the corner of Main and Prospect i was making the corner going towards Providence while the Hudson was 1 coming from Providence and heading | towards Union Village. The Hudson effort to stop the car would have been useless. The driver, seeing the danger speeded up his car and turned l to the left. thus hitting the mudguard jured and after the mudguard >was strengthened the party went on., Both cars bore Connecticut licenses. e.f Personal Notes of Interest. MT. and Mrs. J. O. Main. Mr. and Mrs.. T. E. Main and MT. Floyd Main motored to Washington, R. l.. Sun day
 |iting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Bonnin.
 MT. and Mrs James Parkhurst and Miss Ethel Parkhurst spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Anthony Dix
 Miss Josephine Armstrong spent the weekend with friends in Provi- dence.
 Omer Laroche and Hnory Laroche of Providence spent the weekend at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Laroche.
 New Bulletin Board.
 An Official War Bulletin of the Connecticut State Council of Defense may now be found on the new bulle- tin board between the Couture block and Tuckerman's store on Prospect street.
 Miss Agnes Coffee has resigned as clerk at Vests store and is employ ed by a Worcester firm. Miss Evelyn Reed will be the new clerk.
 Changed Meeting Night. s their regular Monday night meeting on Sunday last because of the mis- sion being held at All Ha1lows' church.
 Harry Denison and Elise Kennedy attended the Brown-Boston college football game last Saturday in Provi- dence The boys stated that the game was full of pep.
 Many at Dance.
 The dance held Saturday evening in Miners hall under the auspices of the Me1rose club was a fine success. Collins Singing orchestra of Marlboro furnished excellent music. During short intermission soda was sold The dance was well attended.
 Albert Faucher, MT. and Mrs. Le- beau and Mrs. Mary Fregeau motored to Taftvfl1e Sunday.
 Surprise Party.
 A surprise party was given Ray mond Labeau at his home in the Kes- Games were played. songs were sung, and other forms of diversion provided entertatnment, Refreshments were served.
 an officer of the Windham house com mittee which is raising funds to build a dormitory at Connecticut College, New London.
 Scouts Getting Subscriptions
 Moosup Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts, is canvassing the village for subscrip- tions for the second Liberty bond, and started out Saturday afternoon. each taking certain sections. It has been announced that to any scout who succeeds in obtaining ten subscrip- tions, war service medal will be given. The local scouts are striv- ing hard to win medal. Many of the boys have five or six subscriptions now and one of the scouts has obtain ed eight.
 The L. S. C's will meet next Mon day afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. w. Gardiner.
 The navy was again victorious over the Army in the contest being held in the Methodist Sunday school.
 Mrs. Greasy and infant of Schenec- tady, N. Y, is visiting. at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. T. Crowley in. AL myville.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Burns were Providence callers Saturday. saa
 Albert Deforge of the Newport na- val station spent a forty-eight hour furlough at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Labeau.
 Henry Allard. Arthur Messier and Saturday and Sunday at their homes here
 Saul Devigneau of the Newport station spent Saturday and
 Joseph Gagnon, from Norwich. spent the weekend at the home of his father, Fred Gagnon.
 HonorabIN Discharged. Louis Champagne. one of the Moo sup drafted men, now stationed at -amp Devens, has been given an hon. ,rable discharge because he was not
 Ovide Champagne of Mystic spent he weekend at the home of MT. and Mrs. A1dage Champagne.
 Game Birds Wild.
 Many quail and partridge are seen, put few are being killed because the 1 game birds are very, wild this year.
 Adona Dupuis and Ernest Deforge, ocal young men at Camp Devens, l Aver, spent Saturday and Sunday at 1 heir homes in town. | Louis Champagne is visiting friends | md relatives in Boston this week The Seniors of Plainf1eld High | school are to hold a rehearsal for | heir play at Miss Helen Gallup's .his 1 evening. A social is being planned to be held 1 n the Plainfield High school building Or the benefit of the Athletic Asso- ,iation, MT. and Mrs. George Townlev and 'amily motored to Pawtucket Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Southworth and fam 1y motored to New Bedford Sunday !