Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-22

church vestry Thursday evening. There are to be no Episcopal ser vices until September, the one for next Sunday being given up on ac- count of several wishing to attend the dedication of the hof3er roll in Lis bon
 Pleased Convention Attendants.
 Among the best features of the pro- gramme of the Baptist Association were the solo. My Task, sung by Mrs. G. H. Prior, accompanied by Mrs. E. E. Gilbert. and the address by Rev. James B. Norcross, of New York city.
 The family of William McCluggage gave him a surprise party just pre- vious to his leaving town and pre- sented him a travelling bag and s5 gold piece.
 Academy Picnic.
 The pupils at St, Mary's Academy had a picnic Friday. the closing day of the school. The graduating exeF- cises are to be held after the 1o.30 high mass Sunday morning.
 Norwich Opera Cleared $t3o. The amount turned over to the Red Cross chapter from the Belle of Ja- T.an benefit under the management of
 
 dred and thirty dollars. Plans For w. s. s. Canvass. A meeting of the war savings com mittee was held in the Town build ing Thursday evening in charge of H. l c. Webster. Plans were made for the | canvass of the town to secure pledges ] for war savings before June 2S. Miss | Elizabeth Dealy. chairman of the Wo- mans w. S. S. committee, and her committee of twenty-two will do the work of canvassing. Mir. Webster, l Rev. J. B. Aldrich and Robert Olsen will have charge of the registration. l Mr and Mrs. F. E. Robinson, Miss Marian Robinson, Earl Robinson and Donald Newton have returned from Milo, Maine.
 Closed the Season. The last meeting for the summer of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational church was held at the home of Mrs. John Whalley, Friday afternoon. A programme had l been prepared by Mrs. G. w. Robin son. A social time with refreshments was enjoyed. es., l Chilly Morning Friday. Mercury readings at o'clock Fri
  from Ss to A. Slight frosts W ere seen in several places but not much damage was done. At Shea Bros ice houses in Dorrville there was suffi- eient frost on the fence rails so that the men scraped it into little piles or the board. This was before sunrise At the Films, F. c. Writings farm lonly a few rods from the ice houses no damage was done.
 Won Honors at Baltic Academy.
 Miss Florette Laura Grenier of thi! place. who was graduated from thu Academy of the Holy Family at Baltit 5 Thursday, stood first in the class il , Latin, and was awarded a gold neda for scholarship in the Academic de pertinent.
 Rev. J. J. McCabe, pastor of St Mary's church, was sub-deacon in tn solemn high mass which preceded tn baecaIureate address by Rev. R. H Morrissey of Voluntown. Was From Kansas.
 Late Thursday afternoon the repor was circulated that Everett P. Mil l Ter who enlisted from Preston and we'll known here. had been seriousl 5 wounded in France. His address g Jewett City. Investigation proved tn wounded man to be Everett L. Miller s Jewett City. Kansas.
 Pulpit Themes For Sunday.
 At the Baptist church Sunday morn ing the pastor, Rev. Myron D. Fulle will preach. Subject to Junior con !, sregation, Collecting, Delivery, Sun = shine Machine. Subject to the Sen e icrs. Only One Copy. Y. P. S.. c. = at G.. Tyler Gilbert Leader. Topic.
 Good Time. At o'clock, in observ s ance of St. Johns day. and upon in t vitation of the pastor. Mt Verno ?. lodge, No. 75. F. & A. M, F. L. Kama o han, provisionary master, and Fait = chapter, No. s2, O. E. S., Mrs. W. e Crunb, worthy matron. will attend tb
 service. There will be a solo by tn
 pastor, Jehovah Guide Us, an invoca Etion from The Magic Flute. The ol Y chestra will assist. It will be the res $ ular public service.
 S. Rev. J. B. Aldrich. pastor, wi . preach at the Methodist church Sur s: day. The. morning service will be C Il Watchfulness. Epworth League mee IT ing at 6, Mrs. G. H. Thornton, leade s. Subject of the evening service, Pray s. CT.
 D. Children's Day exercises at the Coi h gregationaI church at 10.45 Sunds Id morning, Y, P. &. c. E. at 2, Lesi re Hyde, leader. Topic, How to Have d Good Time. Rev. Albert Donnell, pa