Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-29
JOINT INSTALLATION
or Council Jean D'Arc and Council Chapieau.

The installation of officers of Council Jean .d'Arc, No. 279, and Council Chap leau, No. 152, took place at the Bijou hall Sunday afternoon The president, Azarias Grenicr, conducted the meet Ing. The Federation was sung by a girls choms The. officers for Council Chapleau are: Chaplain, Rev. J. H. S:eferman; president, ,Azarias Grenier; vice president Horace Myott; honor ary president. j.. Boisvert;. master of ceremonies, F, Cyr; treasurer, F. X. Cassavant; secretary, J: Couture. ;. Ladies council. No. 279: Chaplain Rev. J. H. Seiferman; president, Mrs Felix Outlet; vice president, Mrs Louis Bachaud: honorary president Miss Aglae Therrien: dojeune, Mrs Joseph Roi; mistress of ceremonies Miss Jennie Roi; treasurer, Mrs. Louis Gosselin; secretary, Mrs. Azarias Gre nier; assistant secretary, Mrs. Xavier Cyr; perceptress, Mrs, William La point; conductress, Miss Rosanna Go. I bei1;; second conductress, Miss Celia Cyr.
 After the installation the following ! program was given: Les Soires de ] Quebec. by the chorus; remarks. by l MT. Rabittail of Moosu; solo, Miss I Aglae Therrien; La Liberte, by the | chorus; remarks, by Mir. Trudell ot ] Bridgeport; piano duet, by Miss Aglae I Therrien and Miss Maria Casavant; | closing the meeting by the singing ot l The Star Spangled Banner by the en. tire chorus. Miss Marie R. Casavan accompanied all the singing at ths | piano. The chorus was under the di rection of Miss Therrien. Refresh ments were served at the St. Jea1 1 Baptist hall A whist followed
 l The installing officers were: Presi l president, Mir. Rabittail of Moosup honorary president. MT. Caron of Nor Wich; dayon, Mr. Caron of PlainfieId master of ceremonies, MT. Lucier O Jewett City; vice president. Mrs. Cot, of Baltic; honorary president. Mis- Trinette of Moosup; dean, Miss Fri nette of Moosup; mistress of eeremo nies, Miss Casavant of Jewett City.
 Attended Funeral.
 MT. and Mrs. A. r. Read, Mrs. R. T Read and granddaughter, Miss Bea trice, attended the funeral of Charle
 E. Bliven of Exeter. R. L. recently III health prevented F. T. Read iron I,attending .. :.
 Orders to Groeers. | Local grocers have been notified tha
 beginning this morning every sale o
 an eighth of flour must be accompa
 nied with the sale of five pounds 0
 some other cereal, as. cornmeal,, oat meal, rye or buckwheat. .i. T News from Newport.
 People in town who have relative in the government service stationed a I Newport were anxious about thei safety when it was learned Sunda I that there had been an explosion wit
 loss of life. Some who were comin
 home on leave Sunday could not, oth
 CTS telegraphed their parents. Vel
 Sharkie reached his son by telephone I :, A Quiet Wedding.
 l Goldsmith's Deserted Village ha lnothing on Jewett City Monday. Tn strict letter of the law is being carrie
 out by all concerned. With lightles nights coming, many an old time Ian
 tern will be rehabilitated for servic,
 Monday a two hourly trolley schedu] ' was maintained. Much less travel
 reported. II Sale of Stable Property.
 Monday the livery stable fornerl
 owned by the late Rufus F. Bailey wa sold to Adam Rojeslki for s1,950. Tn
 property included three automobile three horses several wagons and hal
 nesses and blankets
 Visited Providence.
 A. M. Clarke was in Providence Sur : day, as is his weekly custom now, | call upon his aged parents, who al ill. The physicians promise no in ! | provement at present. | Now is the time to give the hirds
 little handout. It will be of intere. to note the variety of winter bire that will be thankful for a peck at tt
 piece of suet or few. of the crumbs an bits of refuse from the table.