Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-14
BALTIC
Birthday Surprise Party and Gift for
Lucien DeIeour-Larse First Com
n1union Class at St. Mary's Church
Methodist Church Observes Moth
ers' Day.

Henry Bellanger who underwent an
operation at the Backus hospital, Nor
witch, returns to business today (Mon-
day. greatly improved in health.
Surprised on Birthday.
Saturday evening friends and rel
atives assembled at the home of Lu-
Glen Delcour and surprised him on his
birthday. Mr.. Delcour was presented
a handsome gold watch and fob, the
presentation was made by Fred Tai
bot. He also received numerous 9TH
er gifts. Vocal and instrumental So
los were rendered during the even
ing. Sandwiches, cake, ice cream
fruit and coffee were served by Mrs.
Notrebeart. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Talbot and daughters,
Rose and Anna, Mr.. and Mrs. Fave,
Amedie Daigle, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
aDigle, of Williamsville, oCnn.; Mrs.
Lillian Credit, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ben
oft and family, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
Anne Sylvia, Providence; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Larose and family, Woon-
% zSehst; MI Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs F. R DaIgle
Putnam; Emile Sorlin, Pascoag; Miss
Geraldine Dillpeck, West Broollield
Eva Dugas, Horace Drew. Louis Stew
en- and Margaret Steven. An enjoy
able evening was spent.
Whist Nets s62.5o.
Rev. ]. V. E. Bellanger announced
Sunday that $62.50 was realized from
the recent whist conducted by the
Union St. Jean.
Timothy Connerton spent the week
end at his home in Providence.
Alfred Peloquin of Newport is
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Peloquin of Main
Street.
Dance With Novel Features
Sixty couples attended the dance
given by the B. p. G. P. in the club
house Saturday evening. Prof. Think
ham prompted for the square sets.
PauPs orchestra furnished music. Re
freshments were served during the
intermission. A novelty dance was in
troduced by a Baltic young lady and a
from Norwich, TaftvilIe, Willimantic
and .Jewett City.
Floyd Tiffney passed the week end
with friends in East Hampton.
First Communion Class.
At eight O'Clock in st. Mary's
administered first. holy communion to
the following: William Arseneault,
Laurence Allard, Wilfred Bastien,
Joseph Charron, Ernest Douville,
Raymond Douville Alonzo Dcsautelle,
Louis Deschamp. Leo Foisy Walter
Hussey, Leon Lessard, Stanislaus La
croix, Charles Lay, Frank Miley, En-
met Moran, Clayton Rood, Edward
Sullivan, Joseph Wan, Henri Wan.
Marie Bicknell, Gertrude Blain,
Blanche Biamconi. Louise Case, Mary
Dolan, Viola Dugas, Leona Harpin,
Marie LLemieux,t Beatrice La Liberte,
Ada Lacourciere, Verma 1aforme,
Rochelau, Loretta Stewart, Emelia
Jeanette Noel, Stella Pick, Zelna C.
Sin1oneau, Catherine Talconini.
During the mass Father Bellanger
spoke on Holy Communion.
At four o'clock in the afternoon the
members of the class were enrolled
in the Scapular society. The acts of
conservation to the Blessed Virgin
We're read in English by Walter Hus-
sey and in French by Vivian Des-
pathy. Vespers were sung by Rev. J.
V. e. Bellanger.
Four Join Society.
Four new members were recently
taken into the Children of Mary soci-
ETY. Rev. Father Vital of the AS
sumption College at Worcester, adj
dressed the members. The browning
of the stateue of the Blessed Virgin
was by Mildred Lay. The Crown
placed upon a push cushion was car
ried by Violet Leith, Amelia, Charron,
Evelyn Lacroix. In the solemn high
Vespers Father Vital was celebrant.
Rev J. V. E. Bellanger, deacon; Rev.
Thomas Lynch, sub deacon.
Mothers Day Observed.
Mothers day was observed by the
Congregation and the members of the
different societies of the Baltic Meth
sermon was delivered by the pastor,
Rev. Charles Smith.