Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09

hurst at her home on Main street Af- l ter a search the party was found and ! invited into the house, where all had a jolly evening" playing games. Re- i freshments. were served. Those mak i ing up the jolly, crowd were, Dorothy ] Salisbury, Alice Walker, Alice Sails i bury. Alice Southworth, Julia Lyon, 1 Howard, Eleanor Main, James How i ard, Harry Walker, Waldo Tillinghast, ] Morris Lewis. Roy Flyers Warren Clark, Raymond Allen, Carl Main, Err
 rest Mott. Sprague Gallup. Irving Ty- Ter.
 Heard and Seen.
 Misses Ella and Liiia Millett were 1 guests. over the weekend with Rev. ] and Mrs. J. L.. Wheeler at Paw ltucket
 1 A number of local people attended the dance iR Lincoln's hall, Sterling, 1 Saturday night.
 Scoutmaster Rev. w.. c. Darmy" put windows. Saturday, concerning the third Liberty loan.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank W. Daggett,
 Miss Lily Daggett, Richard Daggett and Miss Mildred Whitehead motored Sunday to .Storrs College. where they visited Miss Gladys. Daggett, a junior at the college.
 l When the junior .choii, met at the home of Mrs. John c. Gallup the other evening, after rehearsal games were enjoyed. Those attending were: Alice
 Salisbury, Julia Lyon. Alice South T worth. Dorothy Salisbury, Helen Gar
 diner, Bella Howard, Ethel Parkhurst
 and Janes Howard, Harry Walker
 Roy Flyers, James Walker, Irving Ty- Ter, Raymond Gallup, Sprague Gallup
 W. c. Darby. .e. s
 Mir. and Mrs. H. p. Main and family ,I motored. to Putnam Saturday evening II Francis Collonan, a sophomore al
 Holy Cross college. Worcester, whc has been spending the Easter recess at his home in Alnlyville,s returned te I college Monday. A, .. Rev and Mrs. c. s. Nightingale were - Providence callers Saturday
 : MT. and Mrs. Edward Ross. ol Orange N. J.. have been spending { few, days at the home of Mir. and Mrs Matthew Barr, on Church street. Au!ctruck Goes of Bank. l. A small .autotruck owned by thu
 Morrell company of Providence wen : of the road onto the bank. betweer , the Sterling -Oneco road Sunday af LGGnOOn- ne iQIlSST Was SOInS at good speed when he attempted to slov , the car down, but the brakes weri 2 not in good working order and thu | lie lost control of the machine as i :, dashed down the bank. The radiato was smashed. also the two front lights Miss Margaret Barr and William 2 Barr of Providence were local visitor : over the week -end. y Louis Ptche of Sacred Heart col K lege, Central Falls, who has been hom Q on a week vacation. returned to col lege Sunday afternoon. $ Patriotic Service.
 A union patriotic. service was hell s in the Methodist church Sunday af : terpoon at o'clock. to note the frs a anniversary of the declaration of wa 2 by the United States. Rev. c. i Nightingale of the Baptist church gay . a very pleasing address on the sub . ject, What Does Our Christian Fait e Forteell as to, the Outcome of th : War;
 The Woman's Missionary society c {. the Baptist church will hold a meet
 ing Wednesday afternoon at. the honl 6 of Mrs. Thomas Seaton.
 li The meeting of the, Ecclesiastical So ' ciety is to be held Wednesday even : ling. May 1.
 The woods owned by Mrs. Joh
 Smith on Black Hill vicinity caugh : fire Saturday about noon.s About if local. people rushed to help fight tn $ fire. with brooms and pails and tn = Central Fire company was summonet It When the company reached the wood y the fire had been extinguished. ac s, cording to the peoples belief How .ei ever, before the afternoon was owe i1 Etha fire broke out again and. the fl l. company was again called, this tim | arriving first and doing fine worl Is putting the fire out. It is thought tIfa < couple of Central Village boys fisf s- ing at the brook, started the fire whi l. smoking.