Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-21
JEWEII CITY

The members of Mount Vernon Lodge
 No. 75, F. and A. M, were the guests of the Methodist Episcopl church at Baltic Sunday, at the morning service. The sermon was delivered by the pastor, Rev. Charles H. Smith, from the text,
 Revelation 21-16. The length and
 breadth and the height of it are equal. The subject of the sermon was Masonry
 and Religion.
 The points which the Areacher brought to the attention of the well-filled church and upon which he placed special em- phasis, were that the good things of this | world, survived all attacks upon them | and stood citing, among other, Religion | and Masonry. Apt stories, related l from experiences with which the speaker i was familiar, illustrated the lasting 1 benefits of cheerfulness. As for brother hood he said, no organization was ever
 raised on a more stable foundation. Master Masons present from Jewett l City were F. L. Kanahan, matser; R. l W. Robertson, G. H. Prior, R. J. Guy, l E. H. Hiscox, Norman Parkhurst, J. P.
 German, Earl s. Hiscox, Sidney Melvin, | w. J. Robertson, Jr., c. A. Anderson, A. NJ. Clarke, F. c. Clarke Dr. G. H. Jen-
 nings, Henry Huston, A. D. Tripp, H. G. Willis, B. R. Gardnre, S. A. Thompson, L. D. Howe, Earl Howe, E. M. Gray, Herbert Gray, Lewis Gray Adelbert Babcock, George Wright, Antoine May
 nard, E. Cheney. Samuel Cathcart- l Charles H. Ray, A. M. Brown, Dr. F. D. 1 Browninw, Arba Browning Stanley D Wheelock, J. F. Pace. E. E. Gilbert, F H. P. Clement, James Blair, H. E. Paul
 E. F. Blake Fred s. Campbell, F. D. Bal
 lou, w. H. Payne Gustavus Andrews, A R. Young L. G. Buckingham, O. F Miller, A. W. Stebbins Henry Hoxie, W | R B.urdick
 Those present from Baltic and Han. over, mostly members of Mount Vernon
 were: John E. Fothergill, G. T. Bell, A
 L. Phillips, G. J. Meyers, w. J. Magill
 c. H. Rood, Joshua Heap, J. N. Adams w. B. Jones, w. Houghton, H. A. Adams William Emerson, A. V. Almquist, G. B
 Almquist, Percival Collins, A. W. Taylor Samuel Baldwin, c. B. Barnes J. w Chadwick, Chales Garrett, W. c. Harri : son, A. B. Ladd, Jr., Herman E. Learned c. J. Tucker and E. c. Weeks, Jr. This (NIonday) evening local fam will have the opportunity of witnessing the second of the great communit!
 games, the Clrks -vs Skaters. Judgin. . from the success of the first game whel , such astonishing prowess was manifestet ' there will be standing room only at tn } Casino grounds this evening.
 The graduation of the class of 1920 a St. Mary's school took place i'll tn , church Sunday evening. Vespers was fol ,, lowed by a sermon on Catholic education by Hev. J. J. McCabe. The Act of Con
 secration preceded the presentation o . diplomas to a class of six: Virgini Mclaughlin, vaIedictorian; Verna File . Rail-, salutatorion; Yvonne Bryant, Leoz : Marie Cyr, Dannis Charles Sulliva and William Charles Rail-. The diplom = bearers were Catherine Sharkey, Mar
 garet Mort, Alphonse LaLiberte, Kit ! Pariseau fiMarte Anna Masse ant | Thomas Wakely, Jr.
 5 At the first mass Sunday a large clas a received communion, Rev. J. J. McCah
 speaking to them on the Blessed Eu a eharist At the evening the class men f bers were enrolled in the Scapular ( ', the Blessed .1gin. Benediction close ,. the services. The first communion clas l. the best essay written by the graduatin e numbered ffty-eight.
 e Miss Verna Rail- won the prize fe l. class Her subject was Rome.
 r Miss RubS EsouIe, who is to becom ,. the bride of Fred Rail- today (Monday . Twas given a shower by twenty-five men ,. bers of Joan D'Arc society, Friday eN
 eniag. She received among other gil ? linen tablecloth and napkins which can M from France, and many articles ot u s ware. Whist YVES played, Mrs. Charlt \ Roy winning the first prize. Miss Ev \ RasTi second and Miss qAsbina For