Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-28

have been attended. The National society has formed Bureau of Com munication which is a part of the secretary's work Dr. s. H. Holmes has given a typewriter for the use of the secretary. There are 11a2 annual members, 22 subscribing members and one life member of the chapter.
 The Baptist church held it's annual roll call in the vesary Of the church on Friday evening. A supper of sal- mon and potato salads, bread and but ter sandwiches, pickles, beets, ginger cookies and coffee was served. Rev. M. D. Fuller presided Tor the pro- gramme. Deacon J. E. Phillips, clerk of the church.. called the roll The speaker of the evening was Rev. J. E.. the American Baptist publication so- ciety. He had been asked to speak of one his trips. as member of a mountain Climbing club. He is a member of three such clubs, spending five weeks each year with one of the clubs on a trip. If one club has ever heard of Dr. .Norcross address an au- | dience once, he will never fail to hear him again, if the opportunity offers. The hunor mingled with the facts of l his address so vividly expressed made a most delightful treat for his hearers. Miss Doris N1yott sang Dear Land O ] Mine. by Gena Branscomhe and B. R. Gardner sang Victorious My Heart Is, | by G. Carissimi They were accom- 1 panied by Miss Alice Brown and Mrs G. H. Prior. They are both young l singers with voices of unusual prom ise. A very effective par. of the pro- l gramme was the reception of the new ] American flag by Arthur NJ. Brown 1 superintendent of the Sunday school
 Miss, Helen Phillips, dressed as Liber- 1 ty. carried the flag which is a beau
 tiful silk firg with gold fringe and
 tassels and the staff surrounted by l a gold eagle. As the roll was called and the names of the young men who
 are church members and are away 1 in the service. she responded for eacf
 one saying Absent. in the service o1 l his country" Mrs. G. H. Prior spoke l of four more names added to the ser
 vice flag, Ernie Myott. Charles Babcock, Fred Clarke and George
 Phillips. Reports for the Missionary society and Sunday school were giver by Mrs. A. M. Brown. The Cradle Rol 1 by Mrs. A. VI. Clarke. Kings Daugh i ters, by Mrs. c. F. Gardner, Homt 1 Missionary Department. Mrs. M E. Wilson, Ladies' Aid society. Miss Alic,
 A. Brown, Christian Endeavor socie ty, by R. P Gardner and Priamar!
 Department by Mrs. E. NJ. Swift. I
 was a very delightful evening to ever.
 one present.
 1 The funeral service for Horatio M
 Reed was held at his homo on Satur
 day afternoon. Rev I. W. Payne con
 ducted the service. The 1arial was il the Reed-He~skell cemetery and tn
 bearers were Deacon J. F. Phillips
 Deacon D. [. Phillips, Deacon E.
 Wilcox and Deacon G. A. Haskell
 There were very lovely flowers. Un
 dertake E. B. Gilbert was in charge o
 the arrangements,
 | Mrs. Rosanna Parisseau. wife c John Farisseau died on Saturda
 morning from influenza and pneumo
 nia She was born in Oakland. R.
 thirty-siX years ago and was tn
 daughter of Delina Dayon and Rem
 Couture. She is survived by her hus
 band and eight children. Alphonst
 John, Jr., Angelina. F1crina, Dori:
 Leda, Vivien and Reta. Sre leaves he
 parents and six sisters. Ms Herma
 Roberts of Pawtucket, Mrs. Frank Ly den. Misses Mary Lecard and Gle
 Couture and two brothers, Joseph D all of Jewett City and Fred Couture 1 somewhere in France.
 A quiet and pretty military weddin , took place at St. Marys parochial res idence, Saturday afternoon at two O clock. when Leonore NJ. LHeureu1 ' daughter of Mrs. Lea L'TIeureux, wa united in marriage to Lieutenant Joh E. Bibb. son of James Bibb of Cor | donville, Va. Rev. John '. McCabt | pastor, performed the ceremony. Tn f couple was attended by Miss Etta VI | l Bonney of Jewett City anG the bride ; brother, Arthur Y. LHeureux, of tn U. S. Naval Hospital, Newport, R. The bride wore tailored suit (