Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-09

The following musical program was
rendered at ST. Patrick's church Easter
Sunday: s.45 mass-The Pins, Faure;
Calvary, Rodney; orchestra and organ.
and Credo. by Leonard; offertory.
Largo. Haendel; Sanctus in 4 fiat,
Benedictus, Agnus Del, ond Dona
NubiS. Leonard; Tantrum Ergo. Ros-
Orchestra-G. Victor Grinnell. violin;
Thomas Squadrito. violin; William c.
Greenhalgh, cornet; A. Marched, from
bone; Charles Jones, cello The sing
ers were: Sopranos-Misses Marie
Fritscher. katherine Finnegan. Cath
crime Smith, Mary Inderdohnen. Mrs.
Robert Clark: altos-AIisses Flora AL
lyn, Cora NORM. Jennie Ton1linson,
Gussie Burridge, Eloise Haupt, Mrs
William T. Gleason; tenors-Eugene
Smith, A Tomilson; bassos-Tref11y
NORM, o. Ostigny, Joseph Burnham,
Matthew Geary, Frank Goodwin.
The soloists were Mrs Robert Clark
and Miss Marie Fritscher. soprano;
Mrs W. 7. Gleason, alto; A Tomlinson,
tenor; Treff1y Norm, bass. May G.
Bray is organist and director.
Celebrates soth Birthday.
George H. Greenman of Greenman-
vile avenue celebrated his SOt.I birth
day Sunday and during the day re-
ceived congratulations from many
friends and relatives. Mr. Greenman
was born in Mystic, the son of Geo:ge
and Abby Chapman Greenman.- He
was connected with his father and
uncles in the shipyard business in his
early days and later was q boollkeeper
at the Standard Machinery plant and
about ten years ago retired. He is
active gor his years and is interested
in all pertaining to the village. He IS a
Seventh Day Baptist and was interest
ed in the little church at Greenman-
nj nd
member of the Seventh Day Baptist
church in Westerly. On Sunday ne
had with him at dinner party, le-
sides his wife, his daughters. Miss An
DR.. Allyn and two daughters. Mrs. Her
bert S. Davis, Herbert Davis and their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Davis, and
their two sons. George Greerman of
Mystic and William Greenman and
family of New York
Masonic Election.
Mystic council, No. %, r. and F. NJ,
held the annual meeting in Masonic
temple Friday evening The reports
read showed the council to be in fne
condition. The following officers were
elected: Thrice illustrious master, Ber-
gen 1. Greene; illustrious deputy mas
ter. William Donbath; iliustrious
principal conductor of work Theodore
Dewhurst; captain of guard, Henry ].
Latham; treasurer, Percy Morgan; re-
corder, Jesse B. Stinson; conductor,
Charles H Latham; steward, John j.
Wylie; sentinel. George ]. Heydecker;
chaplain, William a. Fraser; marshal.
Carl E. Burdick.
Noted Here and There.
Mrs. Frank N. Gillhllan and daugk-
ter Marion have returned from a visit
in New Britain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Gates and
daughter Mildred Of Providence are
guests of Mrs. Isabel Neil.
Miss Alice Kellogg OF Pennington is
the guest of her aunts, Misses Mary
and Lucy B. Kellogg.
Mrs Percy Aaron of Broad Broad is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mrs. Jesse D. Crary of Brooklyn. N.
Y, is visiting Mrs. Nellie Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wilcox and son
of OnecO are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Wilcox.
Oscar Cottrell Of New Haven is
spending few days in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ryley. SON
Roger and daughter Blanche have re-
turned to New Haven after a visit |
with relatives in the village.
S. S. Brown Mackenzie is spending
q few days in Danbury.
Judge and Mrs. Herbert W. Rathban
and SON of Westerly are spending a |
few days with Mrs. Rathbun's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Wilcox. |
John B. Grinnell Of Bridgeport is the
guest of his brother, George e. Grin |
nell,