Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-25

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 The captains of the army and navy sides in the membership contest at the Methodist church have made arrange mentS for race on the return tFiP from Berlin. Both sides took an even start last Sunday and when accounts were carefully made at the close of the Sunday school session the navy was in the lead, the number of miles resulting as follows: Army 5S5, Navy 575.
 @ To Play Alumni. The PIainheld High school basket ball. team is to play the Alumni on Wednesday evening at Miner hall, Moosup.
 Foster Burgess of the torpedo sta ton. Newport. is spending few days at his home in Central Village. On Monday he visited his parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Burgess in Moesup- Miss Louise Goal of Providence spent Saturday at the home of Miss Gladys Daggett on Prospect street. Mir. and Mrs. Irvie Whitehead were weekend visitors with Providence rel atives.
 fin Woonsocket and Providence. Arthur Bessette is spending few days with Baltic relatives. | George Cote, a member in the Hos- pital corps, spent Monday at his home on Prospect street. 7+' Sunday School Gives S33.91. The splendid collection of $S3.91 taken in the Methodist church Sunday school last Sunday is to be given to the Armenian children as was an- nounced a couple of weeks ago from the pulpit.
 John Daighnault. who, has been at- tending school in Canada, IS home on a short vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Lyons and fam | fly are spending a few days with rela- 1 tives in Pittsburgh. Mir. and Mrs. Hamel are visiting friends in Worcester. Howard Tyler. a student at the Ra- lio school in Boston, spent the week end at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Steven Tyler in the Kiswau- kee Village.
 Edwin Lyon of the United State Naval Reserves, stationed at New London, spent Sunday at the home of l his parents. MT. and Mrs. Edward Ly- on on Main street. Christmas Sunday Services. A special Christmas sermon and special music were listened to by many morning. :. The musical programme vas as follows: Hallelujah Chorus. Handel. by Everett Dawson. organist; Shepard Pipes. Harris, by organist; ganist; Glory to God in the Highest, choir: Let Us Even Go On to Beth iehem. choir. It was announced at l'the close of the service that Christ l mas night the choir would sing the canta, The First Christmas Night. concluding with the HaIleluiaf efo- rus from the Messiah. At the close of the cantata Christmas exercises by the Sunday school and a Christmas tree will be held in the vestry. bers of the. M. E. church Sunday
 school was sss.17 this year. Hit by Sne~haIi. Harry Phillips is able to see out of i his eye very comfortably now. He was hit squarely in the eye with a hard snowbail and was unable to see out of it until Sunday. Some of the rooms in the American Woolen company and cranska mill plants were shut down all day Mon day.
 Miss Blanchard of Sterling was a Moosup caller on Monday. Harry Matrieus of Waterbury is spending a few days at his home in Kiswaukee village. Agustave Merrancv of Taunton, Mass. is spending the holiday with relatives in town. 7 Albert King of Boston Is spending few days at the home of his broth CT. Samuel King o1 Main street. Miss Gladys Daggett, g junior at Storrs college, is snending the holiday vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. ". Hagsett on Pros peet street. Miss Marguerite Barr of Frestaenee is spending a few days with her par ents. MT. and Mrs. Matthew Barr on Church street.
 Owner Keeevers Purse. f< A pocietbook found by J. J. Sulli- van: has found its owner, Mrs. John Wakely and has been returned MT. and Mrs. J. J. Burns and Ben jamin Burns are spending a few days with Philadelphia relatives. Two Sons in Fsaaee
 The parents kf Arthur and Louis Frechette. two local young men now [ in France, have received letter from
 them, stating that they are enjoying
 the best of health and like France
 very much. Both young men were
 among the first of this town to enlist Fwhen war was declared Arthlir ia
 the navy and Louis in the array,
 Personals. Alphonse Bouchard was visitor at
 the home of Miss Eva Gautfiier in
 Baltic over the weekend.