Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-10

MISS Young OF Fourteenth street
entertained number OF her friends
at her home Saturday evening. Many
games were played during the evening
and refreshments were served by the
hostess consisting of cake, fancy cook
les, lemonade and cocoa. Selections
on the VicfrOla, also the latest music
was played on the piano. The party
broke up at late hour, voting Miss
Young very pleasing hostess.
Two automobiles came touether en-
saturday afternoon when a Taftville.
owned car was heading north and the
Norwich Gas & Electric car was com
ing out OF the driveway near the
plant on North Main street. The ga
and electric car was damaged Slightly.
The Taftvilie car was damaged Tho
most As the driver when he hit the
other car lost control and ran into
the foncc beside the road.
Joseph harrington Of the subma-
r!ne base is spending a few DAYS at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Warrington of Boswell ave
nue..
Many of local bows attended a par
ty in JeWett City Saturday evening.
William Ryan spent the week end
in JeWett City.
Corp. Thomas Delaney spent tha
weekend at the home Of ais parents.
Alr. and Mrs. Thomas Delaney of Cen
trail avenue. He is a member of the
Goth Machine Gun Battalion He is
now stationed at Camp DeVens.
David O'BTien spent the week end
in Worcester.
Michael Darettee has returned after
spending few days visiting his rela-
tives in MoOsup.
Saturday at st. Mary's church there
Is to be an anniversary requiem mass
fer Henry Brunelle.
The monthly meetings of the La
dies Charitable society of st. Mary :
parish, which had been dispeu sed
with the past year owing to Red Cross
work, were resumed on Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock in their Assem-
ly rooms. A very interesting report or
the past years labors in Red Cross
work Was read by the recording SEQ
rotary, Miss Elizabeth NJ Curran, and
showed the excellent and large amount
of labor while the society has ac-
cOmplished at the weekly meetings
| held at the homes of members. The
society has raised large amounts OF
money at various times which has
been turned over to the Red Cross fol-
| the free wool fund and other endeav-
ors along war activities, IS we'll as
making garments for the French ano
| Belgium refugees and holding me-
mortal services for the boys of the
parish in the service OF their country
/ For the parish the society has pur-
chased Liberty bonds, service flag an6
other needed furnishings for the
church. The society in its busy yeal
never lost sight of its real object--ths
| care of the worthy poor of the parisf
which has been dispensed and attend
! cd to by its treasurer, Rev. John H
FEtzmaurice.
Mrs. James c. Purdon the f1nancia
| secretary. read her report for the yea1
ard showed the excellent condition O.
the society. Both reports were pleas
iugly received by the members ani
: received the commentator Of Rev
John H. Fitzmaurtce who was PRES
emit for the self sacrificing iahorg o
the members and the value Of the so.
?'ety's worth in the parish and ad
dressed the members along these lines
For the good work which the So
ciety has done the past year The oil
officers were reelected. as follows
President, Mrs. James Morjatty: nrs
vice president, -drs. James u. Sullivan
second vice president, Mrs. kiargaqe
W.. thCCoJInlCk' reccfdtnE secretary
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Curran; fnaneta
secretary, Mrs. James G. Purdon
treasurer, Rev. John II. Fitzmaurice
The regular meetings Of the socie+.
are held on the second Sunday of ev
cry month. the next meeting comm,
on Sunday, March 9.
Saturday night very pleasing par
ty took place at the iome of Miss Ev
LA JeunesSe of Fourfeanth straot
There were about thirty friends pres
ent. The company gathered at S o.
clock and games and dancing and