Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-25

crashed into a tree, fracturing h!s arm. pr. Donohue was called and 1attended him.
 Miss Clara Lepine of South A street has resigned her position with the Po- nenah company.
 Lewis A. Tillinghast of North Third avenue is the guest of his son in law and daughter MT. and Mrs. Roy L.. Taylor and family of New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. William Fl. Bransfeld of Schenectady, N. T.. are .he guests of the latter's father, John W. Savage on Hunt CTS avenue for the holiday.
 Timothy T. Dwyer of Springfield, Mass, is at his home on Hunters avenue for the holiday.
 Dan Flynn of Fancy Corner is able to be out on crutches, after being laid up with water on the knee.
 The WequOnnOc school closed Friday for the annual Christmas vacation. Be- ried> out in all the grades in the school. The Lisbon school is also closed for the Christmas recess. Mir. and Mrs Allan Bog;a of Providence street are the guests of Mfr. and Mrs Will liam Brierly of New Bedford, Mass. MT. Gray of Fancy Corner is the own CT of prize winning German police dog The animal was imported by Mr. Gray recently, coming direct from kennels in Berlin. The dog was received in first f class condition despite it's long trip. MT and Mrs. Allan Bogle of Providence street are the guests of MT. and Mrs William Brierly of New Bedford, Mass
 MT. and Mrs. John Bauer of North Sec ond avenue are spending the holidays in New Bedford. Mass.
 Miss Anna M. Morse of Hillside, N J., :! is spending the Christmas vacation with her aunt, Miss Anna M. Beardow of l Providence street.
 ! MT. and Mrs. Alfred Linderson and Wilfred Anderson of North Third ave- nue, are spending the holidays with Mir. and Mrs Daniel Vergason of North Ston- ington.
 Saturday afternoon a touring cal 1 which was proceeding north on Norwich avenue crashed into the rear of large truck which belonged to a local butcher i and which was stopped near the curo | headed north. The driver of the tour l ing car was attempting to pass the . truck, when another car, a coupe. going south came into sight. The driver. then i turned his wheels sharply to the left ! to avoid hitting the coupe and the col. lision followed. The touring car wa: slightly damaged, the two front fender; being badly dented.
 One of the most popular and sa9est places to slide is the Providence street i ball grounds From morning until nigh this place is in use by the youngsters ] in the village. Starting on top of thi cliffs, the children get thrilling ride down a steep incline, and then sai
 across the. ball grounds which are coy cred with ice. The slide does not eros.
 any road where there is traffic, and fol that reason, supplies the youngsEer. with almost perfect safety to enjo.
 their sport.
 The annual election ef oAReers of ua, Societe de Renaissance, Saint Jeai
 Baptiste, was held Sunday afternoon -.l Parish hall~ The meeting was openeC with a prayer by the president, Desir. ! J. Dufresne, after which the Ideas or
 chestra rendered few selections. In
 reports of Financial Secretary J. B
 Boucher and Treasurer Ralph C. Dtdn | were read and accepted. The report showed balance of cash on hand o
 $11 1.S24.23, and 43s enrolled in tn
 membership. The election o2 officers re
 sulted as follows: Honorary, chaplain
 Rev. U. o. Bellerose; chaplain, Rev
 Henri F. Chagnon; president. Desire ]
 Dufresne; first vice president, Josepl
 Rondeau; second vice president, Azari
 Gauthier; recording secretary, Detvx;
 Benoif; assistant recording secretary
 Emilien Durand; financial. secretary, 1
 B. Boucher; assistant financial score
 tary, Isidore Boucher; corresponds,
 secretary and treasurer Ralph C. Dion
 issaire-ordannarear, Noise Da
 rocher and Euclipe Larose; auditor.
 odilon Dugas, Alfred Labarre, Matthia
 Paradis; directors, David Lanlberl l. George Lamothe. Xavier Marion X med;
 cal examiner, Dr. Louis | Pratte. F3l ! lowing the election a smoker was en joyed, the. Ideal orchestra playing dur ing the social hour. .