Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-09
MOOSUP
euardsmen to Keep People of Both
Railroad Bridges-L. S. C. to Meet
Rev. John Oldham on Retired List.

The infantry on guard in this place
let many of the local people cross the
bridges during the day Friday. Tow
ards evening an intoxicated man tried
to cross and was not Edllowcu- to- the
guard being compelled TO force the
man hack. Saturday morning orders
were issued that no on should cross
either railroad brighe, night or day,
As these bridges are much used, by
mill employees going to- aud coming
from work, a large number of people
were stopped and sent around to the
road bridges. Capt H E. F. Teising.
with detachment of IL men from
Company L of Willimantic, came INTO
town on the IT'S train Thursday even
ing with orders to guard the two rail-
road bridges in this place. The men
were sent to the bridges for guard
work at once. The detachment has
divided the work up SO that each man
is on guard duty for two hours aud
then off for four. The men are using
the railroad station as their sleeping
quarters. Company L was recently di-
charge of Capt H. z. F. Teising and
the other in charge of First Lieut.. J.
B. Fullerton.
Club Meetings.
The I. S. C.'s will meet at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Day this CMonday)
sfternoon- The roll call will be Fannie
The social meeting of the Thursday
club was held at the home Of Mrs. W.
W. Adams last Thursday, with Is pres
emit. During the afternoon selections
on the Victrola were given. guessing
games were played and there were
songs by Miss Bernice Reed. For the
best guesser in the guessing games a
prize was awarded Mrs. John Q. CAL
lup. Each member came representing
some book. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Services at Catholic Church.
At All Hal1ows' church Easter Sat
arday ceremonies began at 80 O'clock.
These ceremonies ernbracedzthe bless
ing of the Easter water, the Paschal
candle, the reading of the prophesies
and the holy mass Of Easter Saturday.
The choir rendered special music on
Easter Sunday and the altar was
beautifully decorated.
Japan the Subject.
The. Baptist woman's Missionary
meeting is to be held at the parson-.
age next Friday afternoon, april 49,
The subject will be Japan roll call,
scripture passage about giving.
Heard and Seem ....-..,.
Ralph Denison. a senior at Brown,
the Easter recess, but will remain at
the college, going through stiff base
ball practice. He is one Of EroWp's
urst string twirlers. -.-- ~.-''
rev. ana mrs. A. h. W1thee and in
FAINT daughter Ida left Friday morni1 e
for their new home at Mystic Many
friends were at the station mad ex-
pressed best wishes for success in their
new field.
Miss Maxine Gard Of Springfield
Mass, who has been spending a few
days at the home of her grandmother,
Mrs. Albert Shepardson. left Friday to
visit friends in Providence ...
Miss Gladys Goblin of Pembroke col
PrOVi6enCa
stay with her parents on74ain street.
Foster Burgess, a student at Wes-
Ieyan university, spent the week at
his home here. -e.-~
Miss Gladys Daggett7 of Storrs COL
legt has been spending a few days
with her parents on Prospect street
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton left town
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Hamilton has