Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-10
TAETVHLE

MISS Emma Dssmarais was pleasantly surprised Wednesday evening by num- Der of her friends at a miscellaneous shOUer in honor of her approaching mar riage. the affair being held at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, MT. and AIra- Anatole Degmarais on Pratte avenue. The bride-slect received many gifts of silver, cut glass and linen. A buffet lunch was served by Mrs. Anatole Desmarais. assisted by Mrs. Stanislaus Benac. Vocal solos were given by Miss Blanche Freehstte. and a novelty dance by Miss Mildred Raymond. Games and music made the evening pass very quick ly Those present were the Misses Loret- ta Racine. Dora Racine. Blanche Ere chette. Alice Frschette. 1melda Raymond Anna Raymond. Fioria Faucher, Glori- anna Faucher, Loretta Gregory, Alma Gi- rard. Anna pepin. Agnes Murphy, Mrs. Floretine Couture, Mrs Stanislaus Ben1 ae. Mrs Eugene pesmarais. Mrs. Ern- est Desmarais, Mrs. George Couture and Mrs. Albert DesmaraiS..
 Mir. and Mrs George Simino and fam fly of North B street are moving to their new home on Merchants avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs Philip F. Anderson of North street are spending a few days with relatives in Grosvenordale.
 Mir and Mrs Napoleon Beausoliel and family of Merchants avenue are leaving town to make thelE home in Central Falls, R. l.
 Court wequonnOa. F. of A, met Thursday evening In their rooms on Dion street. Chief Ranger Allan Bogle pre- sided and routine business was transact cd
 MT. and Mrs. George Tryon have re- turned from their wedding trip and are at the home of Mrs. Tryon's parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Keefe of South A street.
 After spending . few days in town the guest of his father, William Pollard of South Second avenue, Wilfred Pollard has returned to his home on Block Is- land
 The Thursday evening Basketry class met Thursday eveniEs in the Red Cross rooms in the Ponemah building.
 The annual Red Cross roll call will be held this year from December 11th to s0th. and plans are being formed by the Taftvills Chapter to raise record mem bership this year.
 Conflicting stories were circulated about town Thursday, when 1t becams known that Peter Delisle of Occum road claimed that he could identify the mar whose body was found hanging to sma tree near Riverside grove last Sunday, by a found in the .trouser pockets. No ont seemed able to recall the last name o the man who was known about the village as Johnny Bull" Pete, and who workel as a weaver in the local mills. One re port had lt that it was a member of { former we'll known French family wht left this vieinify some time ago, ant others believed that there had been fou play, as 1t was argued that no maI would try to hang himself on such small tree. In fact, when the body was found the tree had been bent to thu ground. Fred King. who arrived in tn village a few days ago from Westerly R. L, and who Is known to have been ; friend of Delisle, or "French Pete" al he Is popularly known about the place stated that he remembers the Englishma1 to whom Delisle refers, but that he wa unable 10 tell his last name. as he alway knew him by "Old Man Pete" Interes is still running high in the mystery, an' B is hoped that before long the body cal be identified. but as no one from thi vicinity has been reported missing, it ap pears as though the suicide must hav been a stranger.