Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02

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 Secretary Inspeets Red cress Work
 -PIeasina Entertainment couFse-
 Service Flag For Congregational Church.
 The vital statistics for January as filed with Town Clerk Welsh show nine births, Joseph Lewkievis, sen of Frances Griez and Joseph Lewkievis; George Nicholas Zurich. son of Lena Desresier and Nicholas Zurich; Wlad- ojstan Goska, son of Varea Jinok and John Geska; Anna Genevieve, Had dad, daughter of Martha Mnrr ana Constantine Haddad; Candace Octa- via Webster, daughter of Annie M. Wa treus and Augusta P. Webstar; Bertha Viola Tubbs, daughter of Alphensine Bereeron and Henry E. Tubbs; Agnes Eliza Pepin. daughter Of Rnsanna Du= gas and Maxim Pipin: Julia Fortenach, 1 daughter of Marya Shrula and Paul Ferteifad; Ffaneoxele Koiyotyei. son of Annie Rymonnuec and Marcle Ko- kojyej.
 There were three marriages, wesel Semenesner and Victoria Ealowna; ] John Mamocka and Rosala Barabaszi Joseph Gravcjin anG Mary Doyon.
 Four deaths are recorded: Zoel Noel | nett, cerebral apopiexy: Stanley Po- Elusba, pneumonia; Edwin R. Smith. pneumonia
 l Field seeretary Visits Red Cross,
 Miss Mabel Wilcox. field secretary flor the Atlantic divisioa of tbe Amer lican Red Grass for Connecticut in
 speeted tho local Rod cress chapter
 work roem Friday II is her pfovinee l kn Ja1 fec iy, yxyTlio3a the Atlantic division may be of service to the chapters in further develop
 ment of the work.
 She was very Haplinentary as to
 the eauinnert Of the room, and prais- ed the finished work, saying she haa no doubt but what the work of tisis
 chapter is on the approved list l Good Closing Entertainment. The last entertainnsent in the Ii , brary EntertainToent Course was helf
 In Finns Opera house Thursday even ing and was given by the Musical Ar !: eompsny. composed of four men. The
 entertainment was we'll attended an6 highly pleasing.
 [ Cousin From Buckeye State.
 r. L. Tipton was notified by his sis ter Thursday evening that q leousis
 was to sing in town that evening I proved to be Claire Sfadwell, the cor netist with the Musical Art company :. lEIis home is in Caldwell. Oliie Mr. Tip : tons native place and the cousins ha, not met for ten years
 Fl Sunday electric power will be shu off from 9 a. m, to 5 ps m. on aceoun :. of repairs.-adv.
 Sunday Services.
 Sunday morning at the BaptiS churcn, Rev N. D. Fpller's subject i The Old Doctrines and New Lines. Tn
 subject for the Juniors sermon Little Arrows. Miss Helen Phillip
 leads the c. E. service at 6.1i. Tn lpastor's evening subject is Hell. Tn . orchestra will play God Wills. b IGounod and Slumber by Hansen. Communion will be observed at u, n Methodist church in the morning 0
 Sunday. Junior League at 3. Epwort
 League at 6, to be led by Miss Eliza f beth McCluggage.
 g Rev. J. B. Aldrich's evening subjee $ is, Do It.
 d Rev. Albert Donnefa's morning suE d feet at the Congregational church e The Performance of Gods Plan. Ar q ether star on the service flag is to |
 dedicated, and is for Mir. and Mrs. Dor e nelrs son, George E. Donnen, who hs a enlisted in the ordnance corps. Tn if communion service will be observed 2 e this service. Miss Elizabeth ThemE n son leads the c. E. service in the even il ing. t 50 wood choppers are wanted d chop wood s-4 mile from borough. AT n ply to Wm. McNicol-adv. d Served Fish Supper. a The Ladies' Aid society of Il .ss Methodist church served supper { ? cod fish cakes, fish and potato salad - doughnuts. cheese and coffee. in u r vestry, Friday night