Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-20

and their frienaas. Ike carnival Nas of- aciaiiy declared opBn by Mayer Charles A. Gates who in his brssf address com plimehted the organization on it's hslA morale and willingness to do es0d sn the city. Another speaker was Ret. j. J. PapiIsS1, 19stur cs St AEarys F. .. church, wiap told the snefaEsers to enjoy I themselves to the utmost. AAdter several ] selections sy tiae AInerfean band taaIsrins was enjoyed ARsd the many becf5is in the hall began thriSizg business. l 8tsna,ess ss sse wfissmnasfs Rotary club gathered in front cf the Jordan biock on Main street "Wednesday at 6 ] o'clock and from there niot0red to Nor RscA where they iaiAea sks Naf&sieh and New LosssUA sa6tasy oiubx at h BAsuuet al l the Wauresah Aetei.
 I There was . tssaa of aixtssA marriages recorded at the tEFWA oieek's sffice during \ tiae naonzA eE SesteAnber. Five of them l were performed by Rev. ]. J. Papillen. pastor of St Mafsss csza4eh tW6 by Rev ! Arthur Czile0sd Of WfHaltam one each by 1 Rey. JauAss 6taaf1 NefEl of AraAsshester. :. Rev. O. q, Beaunesstdr. caYase at S.. Jeserh's church; ESk. Hssmssfas Belec, carata at St MaTy'e ehaHcAs RSc Ralph G. Hartley: yestica eS The Peace SaxnHei ] B. Harvey; Res. 4. D. Carpenter, pastor 1 sf tine Baptist chusea: Rev. walter F ] Bs1thnRt. recsaF of PaaitB Episcopal oifargh end Justice ef the Ps&ee Frank II. Fsss. Taas liss foasSvFs: 1-BeRAfd Eugene LafAin and Edith Lois Bowen, By RaapA c. Harsaey 5-JoAn KwasHiek {esew Brdtath) and AHtoinette Ke~aaski, by Thasnas l. kel- ley,
 fs-Gearge H. Peaeqasa saad Beatrice
 J. MafrAtae, by Rss. J. j. Pa:sSasn 12-sLezoy Dontagaey, (a4sssaens and l Celia lsaTrotte, by Rev. J. J. Paefll6a 12-xEeeter J. N. Lagsiar tshsfb9ooGe, ] Canada) and RosltSa RI J. Bouiafs, by Rev. Hormisdas BefBc.
 17-Panl Loerasto. and Adeline BehTas, iby Samuel B. Harvey.
 1z-EaEi D. Mastin and Myrtle L. Rus sell of Manchester, by Rev. Ja7nes Stuart NeiA al Mansnester.
 Hired N. Smith and Annie A. Stiles, by Rev. A. D. Carpenter. 1 1s-Leonafd c. .JefHers. lEangor, Me )
 and Catherine c. Wood. by Rev. o. S. l BeadSneister.
 l ls-C4arence A Carpaater and Eliz-
 abeth B. Dupras. by Rev. J. J. Pap{ifon. 21-Maxfae Bertrand Ans Antonia Ga desry, by Rev: J. J. Pa3ilIon. ] 21-Aldridge M. Dodge and Mary Es-
 ther Waikap. by Rev. Arthur Clifford 24-Rstna7n J. Howlett and Myrtle
 Phillips, by Rev. Walter F. Barchert. 1 2S-Drhest LHeureux, tEew Bedford,
 Nass.) and Mabel Maaeifes (Nsw Bed l ford, Mass.) by Frank H. Fasg 26-4RayInend Clayton Dausleday and Eva Minnie Swan (Ellington) by Rev. Arthur Clifford
 27-Louig Walter Pelletler (Asanville, R. I) and Ceeelia Lambert, by Rev. i. J. Papilion.
 Brief News.
 1 Clarence 4. Bowen spent Wedn ssd az in Hartford, on business.
 Miss Helen BatTows Of Cromwell is
 expected home today (TharAdas) te
 spend the weekend with her mother,
 Mrs. D. c. Bafrows.
 Rev. Walter K. I1Azenaar of Cffaplin is to speak at the Mansfield church this
 (Thursday) evening. He is to tel of
 the work he will take up at the Indian
 mission in North Dakota4
 The Ladies Aid Society bs the Firsi
 Methodist Episcopal church served the 1 annual harvest dinner ana gGpper Wed.
 uesday at the church h6ase. Dinner 1 was served from 11sso t6 o'clock anG
 supper from to [.
 Purfnton Temple, No ?, Pyt94ianl Sis l ters, is to hold Halloween soEina, fol. I lowing the regular meeting this week. Miss Charlotte M WeaNsef, twelve Aycar~old daughter Of Mir. and Mfo ! Charles H. webster, nffo exhn,ited much fine embroidery and Basket Work at the
 Elks' Country Fair, took four special
 prizes and one second prtzs with her
 ehfbits at StaAord fas.
 The committee in charge ef arransins for the annual minstrel show Of San
 Jose Council, No. If, Knights of CO
 funlbas, is chairman, Gilbert Flynn,
 Harry Noel. William o'Brlea. Albert
 Piehe and Thomas O'Brien. George A
 Bartlett has charge of putting on the ! show. The ninstrels are planned fo1 November.
 Misses Beiia Lynch and May SuErut spent Wednesday in Hattferd.
 Mrs. Kenneth N. Hilfflouse leaves fe, i Hartford next week to undergo an CD. ] efation for Appendicitis at q Hartford t hospital
 I Mir. and Mrs. William Smith are en. l tertaiains their daughter, Mrs. Junfon } Norton of Bristol.
 II Ex@Mayor ana Mrs. Daniel P Dunf s and Miss Annie Shea were in Haxto@d s Wednesday attending the f5eth anni- 7 versary of the Governors Foot Guard ' MT. Dunn participated in the Foot a Guard parade as a member Of the Put.
 nam PhalaHx.