Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-09

president. Mrs. George ADeneault; imam cial secretary. Mrs. Agnes Sullivan: :; re- cording secretary, Mrs. Mary AspinWaif; assistant secretary, Mrs. Margaret Shee- , han; treasurer. Miss Anna. Hoey; mar shal. Miss Nellie Donohue; guide, Mrs. Mary Murphy; trustees. Mrs. Alice Hickey Mrs. Mary rOttenheimer, 3, Mrs. Alice smith delegate to the national convention, Mfs. Bridget Moriarty; alter nate Mrs, Mary Aspinwail. The oficers are to be installed at the May meeting of | the association, when the goth anniver- sary of the local branch VIII be4 eele- brated.
 The Wiilimantic K. of c. bowIers sent the Whaling City bowlers' down to defeat Thursday night in this city, winning aii three games All honors went to Noel, with high single of 1s4 and high three | of 3s1. .
 | Funeral services fer Adrian Bsddreau were held Friday morning at S.a0 o'clock at his home, No. 3e Prospect street. The requiem high mass at St. Mary's church at o'clock was sung by Rev. J. J. l Tyler. Special music was rendered by St Mary's choir. The body was escort ed from the home to the church by mem bers of the Society St Jean de Baptlste, of which Mir. Boudreau was .member. The bearers, all members of the society, were Alfred Caisse, Arthur ,Caisse, Ernest LaFleur, William L'Heureux, Omerl Roy and Arthur Caisse. Burial was in St. i Joseph's cemetery.
 Miss Mae Sayres was rendered a mis- cellaneous shower Thursday night at the home of, Miss Helen O,Brien In honor of her approaching marriage with Arvid A. 1 Thornberg. About 30 friends assembled and gifts of silver. linen cut glass, china and aluminium ware were received
 There was large attendance at the | public meeting at Central, Labor union hall on Main street Friday night when Supreme Lieutenant Commander A. W Frye Of the Maccabees gave an address on The Advancement of the Methods of Beneficiary Societies. A special invita. Benefit association of the Maccabees and a large delegation attended. The 'meetirr | was held under . the auspices of the Knights of the Maccabees. Thread City tent, No. g.
 Christian Science seryice is held S,,n. day morning, at 1o.45 o'clock in the Wonf. ans club. rooms, No. 803 Main street Subject Of the lesson-sermon. Are Sin Disease and Death Real? Sunday schoo immediately following morning service.
 At the First Baptist church, Rev. A. D Carpenter pastor. York King is to sneak at the morning meeting at 1ol5 o'clock The congregation of the Methodist EDis copal church will unite with the Baptis I congregation. Church school meets a noon. Christian Endeavor society meet ing at s o'clock. Union service at :; o'clock, York King to be. the speaker.
 At the First Congregational church Rev. H. s. McCready, pastor, will. prcacl at 1O.45 o'clock. Subject of children' sermon, The LittIey -Tadpole. Mornin, sermon. The Burning Bush Why. Uncon stunned? Church school meets at 9.45 a m. Forum at 12.15 o'clock. Union; ser vice at Baptist church .at ' o'clock. :',,'
 Figures in the every-nenfber canvas being conducted among the members o the~First Congregational ehurch4sshow , | decided increase over those. of one weel ago Figures on the drive Friday gay the total for the church fund as 6,so1. 4 missions s1 S31.S9 These figures are mo
 inal. as members have not all been; hear from. The quota set was s7.0oo, for tn church and s2,0oo for missions
 Over 200 couples attended the annus concert and dance of Natchaugr odg, ? No. e22, K. of P. at the town hall Frida
 evening. From 8 until g o'clock the. Mia :, jestic orchestra played concert program A etAAA NI Q V SlOCh BTanQ uarcn- DeE9l From g until o'clock I 6 dance number
 were enjoyed, eight new and eight old fashioned dances being on the. car,
 Prompting for the old-fashioned dance , was by Prof. Wilbur Stevens. At irte, mission ice cream, soda and cookies iwer
 served The committee in charEe COT
 sisted of O. D. Leach chairman, Phili
 Bachard. Carl Picknell, Raymond 7 :, Gates and Waiter King. Mayor Charlt ! A. Gates was floor director. The ha
 was decorated in national coiors and 0 the stage in red letters the initials of tt
 lodge were conspicuous. -<
 . Eva Dubreuil, wife of John KiIIoure,
 died Friday night shortly before o'cloc
 al her home on Jackson street, folloEiu
 q long, illness. She was the daughter ,
 Leon and Arzle Nelson Dubreuil an
 was born in this city in 1887. Survivir F her, besides her husband, are two chi dFen, Ellen and CeciIe sKillourey of i'll q city. brother, Arthur Dubreuii of will mantle. and three sisters, Mrs Arth, F Small, Mrs. William Robarge of Will mantle and Mrs Howard Fuller of Brool I lyn. Mrs. killourey was member of s
 MaryS church. She was liked by all wi
 knew her and news of her death was r
 ceived with regret .fss ' :
 The Mems forum of the First Con-r
 gational church at the meeting Sunds
 noon will continue the discussion of il
 question If the rights of free speec free press and free assemblage are deni, A' those who seek to change the prese ! social order, what hope is there tb progress can be secured by peacef > meanST E. .-s. :
 Rev. York King, evangelfstie seereta,
 ot New England for Baptist churches.
 10 speak at the First Baptist chur, - Sunday evening. The Methodist. Eoisc
 pal and Congregational churches. vi
 the Salvation Array, are to hold a uni,
 service in the evening.
 Over as Der eent. ef he .pupils