Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25
E Iseelph D'eIBec 7E of New Bedford. and a

sseph Delbec of New Bedford. and a married sister.
 The annual halsows'sn dance by the
 senior class Of Windham@ High school
 hall. about 30 couples attending. The
 nall was decorated with W. H. $. 1 pennants. streamers Of black and orange and the customary array of cornstalks and jacko'lanternss The committee in charge consisted of Miss 1 Irene Vanderman. Lloyd Wilcox and I Stanley Summer.
 E The regular meeting of~ James J. Shea post of the. American Legion was held in the G. A. E rooms last ev- ening. A communication from the Spanish War Veterans requested the legion be represented in the parade on arnistice night, Nov. H. The matter was tabNed till the next meet committee be appointed to confer if possible with the selectmen to have the memorial fer the world war vete- rams erected in a more prominent
 place than in the hall way of the town
 building which is the proposed io- cation No action was taken however.
 The meeting had small attendance.
 Company B of the state guard 'broke into the winning column with a vengeance last night, defeating the Edgertons of Rockville, 55 to If, in the state armory drill shed Play was fairly close during the first half which ended F to Il in O. B's favor. After that the state guardsmen won in a gallop.
 The playing of Normandin for vii = limantic was a distinct feature He caged il baskets from the floor and figured in nearly every play. The Lewis brothers were back at old time form, each scoring times from the f1ooor Tighe and Leonard played good games at guard for the victors. Mccarthy and O'Hara scored all Rockvkgs points but two.~s 4
 The 1ineupS: F.-.
 6: Eli, E. Lewis, Morrison; rf.. Normandin: c, A. Lewis; If. Leonard; rg, Tighe.
 Rock vilIe--Lf., Dietzel: If, McCar- thy; C.. OTIara; Is. Ertel, rg, .Obe-
 Normandin II. E. Lewis '; A Lewis !; Mccarthy ?; OHara 2; Leonard |; Dietzel l.
 oul basketa--McCarthy 3; E. Lewis
 Referee-MichaeI Mccarthy - 20 minute halves.
 In the preliminary the Rovers de- feated Go. second team, dF to G. She field, one of the players, caught severing a vein. He was taken to a doctors office where five stitches closed the wounds.
 Sunday at the Congregational Rev. Harry s. McCready. pas tor, service at 10.45, subject. The Sev- enth Commandment. Church school at 9.45. At 1915 the Mems Forum will begin with sing. Subject of address by Judge Frank 1T. Foss. Mexico and the Square Deal--Should the United States Intervene? At D. m. the home l like evening will begin Subject for story night, The Lost World.
 Christian Science Service, held in 1 Woman's club room, sos Main street 1 Sunday morning at 10.45. Subject of | esson sermon, Probation After Death. Golden Text. Romans S-10. Respon- sive reading. Acts 2:22. 24-2S. 30 -s3.
 Methodist Episcopal church, the Sunday services will be conducted by Rev. Francis H. Spear, field secretary If East Greenwich Academy in the tbsence of the pastor. Rev. C. Harley Smith, Morning service at 1o.45. ser non subject, Past F'undamentaI Fri lmphs of the Church and What of the Future. Rev. MT. Spear will speak at he South Coventry church at 12.45 lnd in this city at ' on the subject, The Life of Young People in Pales- inc. Epworth League meeting at 6.15.
 First Baptist church, Rev. Arthur }. Carpenter pastor, morning service It 10.45. Sunday school at 12. Chris ian Endeavor meeting at 6.I5. fol- owed by the regular Sunday evening ervice at o'clock.