Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-31
New London County
UNGSYnLE
Benefit Whist-Get-Togeth Social
Progress of Pool Tournament
Birthday Party.

6lrGHoay TaTIys
The Good Cheer Sunshine society
was entertained Thursday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. Frank HI. Rogers,
Friday evening Mrs. Rogers enterta1n-
ed at whist, ten tables being In pay.
for the benefit Of the society's funo
for its new building.
Flag Drill a Feature.
The Methodist church held a Get
Together social Thursday evening In
the Sunday school room with large
attendance. An entertaining program
flag drill by the following girls:
Misses Agnes Austin, Mildred Austin,
Edith Austin. Arzella Newton, Annabei
Newton. Sara Benson, Sarah Botham,
Edith Calvert, Edna Calvert and Alice
Ramage. This with music by Perry's
orchestra ami an address by Rev.
Charles C. Tibbetts, pastor of the
church. interpreted with singing, was
followed by refreshments Of cake, coz
fee and ice cream.
Pool Tournament.
The second contest of the 500 point
pool tournament between the Catholic
club and the ,pecem club was played
on the Deem club tables and resulted
in a. score of 2S9 to 2o6 in favor of the
Decem club.
The Thursday.Af Afternoon club held a
pleasant meeting which was led by
Mrs. John B. .Lathrop, ii being COM
bined with that of the Woman's Home
Missionary society. The mite boxes
study by the society was continued.
Miss Nellie Chapman has men at
work repairing and making her resi-
dence ready for painting. "a
Miss Mamie Allen of Palmertown
was the guest Sunday of Mr-zand Mrs.
George w. Dart of Hill Top at their
summer cottage at Mason's Island.
Rev. Father William H. Kennedy Of
Tod fan yfra.c
at St. Johns Roman Catholic church
this week Wednesday evening.
Miss Addie Miller entertained over
the week end her aunt, Miss Sarah
Kennard, of Providence, r. I.
Convention Delegates
The delegates to attend the Sunday
school convention held in the Central
. Baptist church, Norwich from the
Methodist church were Mrs. Jennie
Phillips, Miss Eliza Geer and Mrs.
Hubert G. Dart. ~ - a. AZ sg$r.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William La Bounty was christened
Frances Isabel Sunday afternoon at
st. Johns Roman Catholic church by
Rev. John F. X. Quinn. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. J.. La Bounty, grandparents Of the
Sunday Services.
Rev Charles C. Tfbbetts delivered
an excellent sermon Sunday morning
the evening the Epworth league meet
ing was led by Earl Holmes Subject,
Our South American Missions.
Birthday Celebrated.
The birthday of Miss Ella Rosenlund
was observed at her home Saturday
night by members of her Sunday school
class and friends. The evening was
devoted to games, music and refresh
ments. Miss Rosenlund received sew
eral handsome gifts. Those present
were Misses Marguerite and Gladys
Cough, Edna Judge, Rose. Mary. and
Carlton, Madeline Walsh, Agnes. Quinn,
Thomas Warwick, Henry GAY, Earl
La Flamme, Fred Fraisiers Eric Eric
!on, John Parkinapn Of NorNioh, James
Ekifington, Albert drayior, James Lon
Ion, Andrew. Theodore and James
Rosenlund.
the Tuesday evening cottage pray
er meeting was held at the home OF
Mrs. William Noble,
Sunday, April LIST, there will be no
Iervices in the methodist church, the
pastor Rev. Charles C, Tibbetts left
own Tuesday to attend conference in
Mrs. Joseph Delaney of Paterson,
n J., is the guest of friends in this
place. s,se - p
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Bolles have as
heir guests, their two granddaugh-
!ers, Clarissa and Charlse Landphere
IF Harrison's. fs s.
John Cuddy has left the e. NJ. Rob-
rtson Co. and obtained work in Cas-
.Ieton, N. Y.
Edward Rogers employed in Hart
lord, spent the weekend at his home
n Palmertown-
Mrs Robert Clark is recovering
rom an attack of quinsy.
Theodore Craig is able to be out,
liter two weeks illness.
Mrs. Charles E. Ramage is i'll with
rip.
The Thursday Afternoon. club did
lot hold a regular meeting this week.
Miss Ruth Craig attended a social
Iathering at the home of Miss Nellie