Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24

sic Flynn, Walter Gavigan and B.
 Rafferty
 Refreshments-sarah abbe, #ohair4
 man; Lloyd Wileox.- Doris Bfsdway,' fnez Patton. Louise Van Zandt Dancing-Albert Pauihus
 Entertainment Brae Raffertv chairman; Dora Baldwin. Walter Ga ssvigan.
 l sTickets-Stanley Sumner.
 Bowlins-Paul Hanna
 Fish Pond-Agnes Jones.
 LlGhts-A. Bowen. Fred Hedin. Sunday services at the Christian Science, Sunday morning the subject | o fthe lesson sermon, Soul and Body.
 At St. Paurs Episcopal church the ] usual Sunday services will be as fol- l lows: Early communion at .& d. m.; | church school at 9.45; morning prayer and sermon at 10.S0. ,-, .i i~....- l At the First Baptist church, Rev. Arthur D. Carpenters Sunday morn 1 ing theme is Growing Larger Souls
 Junior congregation subject. Leaves. The topic of the Y. P, $. c. E. is God $ | Precious Promises. In the evening l there will be a community song ser 1 vice with an address by represen- 1 tative of the Connecticut Sunday School Association.
 At the First Congregational church Sunday morning the topic of the ser
 mon will be What Is Self Sacrifice
 In the evening there will be the an nual scout rally in the church house | The subject of the address will be A | Scouts Religion.
 1 Methodist Episcopal church, Sunday
 morning, Rev. R. H. Bath, the new district superintendent. will preach. A: | p. n. the Memorial Day service will 1 be held in this church under the aus pices of the c. A. R., with members ot l all associated societies and any who have at any time worn the uniform ir
 attendance. At 7.15 a half-hour glad tidings service will be held at which
 all the Centenary workers are to make | their reports.
 | The Sunday services at South Gov. entry at the usual hour. 12.45 p. m, will be omitted The Methodist con- gregation unites with. the Congrega-
 tional people in the Congregationa church in the Memorial Day service
 Rev. c. Harley Smith is to preach. Ths hour is 10.45 a. m. Sunday school vii follow at the Methodist church, witt
 meeting of the Sunday school board tho pastor presiding. The Centenar!
 workers are to report then. A.. M. E. Zion church, Rev. J. B Wallace, minister. Preaching Sunda'
 morning and evening. The subject o
 his evening sermon will be The For gotten Dream. @ Mrs. T. A. Anten, district superin tendent of the ". H. & F. Missionar. , society of Boston district, stopped ove
 last Sunday for a few hours and al enjoyed 8 talk by her on n1issio
 work at home and abroad. She als sung a beautiful solo, His Lone fo
 Me. She is an elocutionist of note. Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwic : presided at the session of the super ] for court in Willimantic Friday ; 5 were disposed of and in the case C i. Arthur P. Benner vs. Claude A. Bas sett, the plaintiff was given judgmer l to recover $2S8.4S by default. Tn continued uncontested divorce case (
 Mary E. C. I.avigne vs. Mitchell W
 Lavigne was taken up. Dr. O'Ne 5 was called to the stand and testifie Il briegy, as to the ca1fcondition { sj the defendant. when last treated b tho doctor. Decision, was reserved b l. Judge Greene.
 c Ernest W. Sherman petitioned for T divorce from Lizzie Conway Sherma : on the grounds -.Yof dcsertien, whio : was granted. Plaintiff testified ths his wife left him over thirteen yeal $ ago. after having refused to live wit with him because he protested again. i her Keeping company with anotht