Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-13

Raymond Wad2 has returned to his
ship in New York after spending a few
days at the home 'of his parents, 1Ir.
and Mrs. William Wade Of Boswell
ave.
Many of the local young people en-
ioyed skating Friday evening at the
MOhegan park pond.
John Matthews spent Thursday in
Hanover on business.
\ surprise party was held at the
home of Miss Helen Prodeu of Now
rey avenue Friday evening Games
We're played during the evening ard
selections on the Nictrola were enjoy
ed. Cake, fancy cookies, candy, lem
onade and ice cream were served.
A runaway caused much excitement
when a pair of truck horses started
from Eighth street. An auto scared
them They hit a telephone pole in
front of Mr.. Cohcn's block. which was
what stopped them, By Good luck the
damages were slight.
William Charhonneau is spending q
few days at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Charbonneau
of Twelfth street. He is stationed in
a camp at New Jersey.
Eric Erickson has returned to his
ship, the u. S. s. Florida. after en-
joyinS a fifteen days furlough at the
home of his parents on AIowrey ave
nue.. His boat was in the review in
New York and he also marched with
the sailors.
Joseph Goodreau has returned to the
State pier, New London, after spending
q few days furlough' with his par
ents on Central avenue.
The village has another new pool
room, this making two, both in the
same building.
Many people in the villag e have re-
ceiyed word that the J6th regiment
| would be on the way home some time
in January.
Saturday evening Mrs. Howard Cor
| don entertained a number of friends in
| honor of her husbands return from
| Bermuda. He is now spending a fur
! Tough with his parents at 29S Prospect
! street. Everyone spent a good time
| playing cards singing and dancing
| Later in the evening refreshments were
| served, consisting of cake, cookies, cof-
/ fee, chocolate, candies and nuts. The
! party broke up at a late hour after
| spending an enjoyable evening.
Fred Towrle of the Newport Train
ing station is spending a few days al
/ The home of his parents on Central
avenue.
The Ladies' Community sewire So
Ciety of the GreenevilIe Cone-eea-
I tiCnal church will meet Wednpsday
afternoon in their rooms for Red Cross
work.
Raymond Shahan OF thu submarine
/ base on the Thames river is spending
| q few days furl0ugh at the home OF
his parents on Central Ivenue.
Thomas Sullivan Of Seventh street
IS spending few days in WillIInantic
calling on relatives
Mrs. S. ]. Fahoy mas received word
! from her nephew, Private John BOYLE
who is with the artillery in france
Tic states that he was well and OK
| pected to be home Soou.
The members of the Islv Foul
| club attended the dance at the Scot-
land Road dance hall Saturday even
ing, making the trip by auto.
Howard LarlIin is spending a few
days at the home Of his parents or
Central avenue. He has seen service
| across the sea and has been in nos
Dital six months with trench fever.
The papers mention that ChanIair
Coyle came down from Camp Deven
to give benediction at The Sacre,
Heart, SUffield, Sunday night of las
week, when {. branch OF the Ho1,
Name society, with hfty~nine mem
bers, was organized by the pastor Rev
James A. O'Meara, formerly ct1~a +
at st. Mary's church. Groeneville.
The annual financial report Of Fathe
O'Meara shows that on Decc,aber 15tI
the sum of $3.50 was paid on the parisl
debt, the condition of the church he
inSs most satisfactory.