Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-06
TAFTYILLE

tion Of Rev. Edwin c. Crowds, who for l
 more than two years has been pastor of 1 the Congregational church at Southanp- {
 ton, was read at the morning services
 today by Rev. John ". Morris. pastor of
 the Congregatiohai church in Westhanp-
 ton. who conducted services in the ab-
 sence of MT. Cfowdls MT. Crowds, be-
 fore coming to Southampton, was en- gagged in I. M. c. A. work at Camp Mer- ritt He has accepted call to the Taft- viIle (ConA1 Congregational church.
 MF and Mrs Crowds have the best wish es of many Southampton friends.
 Plans have been completed by tfe
 St. Jean Baptiste society for the cele-
 brati0n Of their Ssth anniversary. The order, which was founded in 1884 IS now
 the largest fraternai order in the village
 and still growing. The last meeting was
 attended by between six and seven hun-
 6red and eighteen candidates were initi. ated. The program arranged for the an-
 niversafy celebration will begin with an
 overture by the Ideal orchestra, followed
 by prayer and a few brief remarks by Rev. U. 0. Bellerose, chaplain of thea society. X short comedy in one act will then be presented under the direction of Desire J. Du1resne. Those to take part in the comedy are Aisie Pepins Romeo Gzuvin, Hormisdas Beausoliel. 0nler Rondeau, Joseph Rondeau. Philemon GaHvin, !. B. Paradis, Jr., will exhibit his skill in lGgerdefnain, and there will be vocal selections by Miss Bertha Arpin and Desire D. Afpin. Ernest Gauvin will entertain with mcn6logtie. Following the entertainment. the members will en- 1 joy dancing.
 The reception committee consists of President Desire J. Dufresne, Henry Fontaine and Thomas Isarnbert and the general committee consists of Joseph Rondeau, L. Bellefose, Philias Lemieuk, Joseph Contois, A. Danis, Eugene Lavaile. l Joseph Labarre, Wilfred Brodeur, Joseph l Gouin, Albert Barry, Emil BelIerosA, 1 Horace Bellerose Joseph Roy, Noise Du- rocher, Oliver Carignan, Leo St. Marie. David Lambert, Joseph Paul, Alfred Ger main. Euclide Laross. Matthias Routhier. l Napoleon Gifard, Ai1ne Pepif, Albert Charles Daigneault, Alexander BoileaH, 1 Arthur ressief, Donat Dacharm. Oliver 1 Carignan, Jr., A. Mafien, E. Duraht, Ar 1 thur Dufour, Adolph Clatg, Napoleon Af- l pin, Philemon GAuvin, Charles Girard, Jo- seph Gauthier, Adelard Laporte, Napoleon I Lehaire, yalmore Pratte, Azarie Gauthier, Henry Phaneuf, George Lamothe, L.. Pe- pin, A. Dugas.
 l Emil Sweet, Miss Addie Sweet and the Misses Louise and Mary Stubbs of North B street have returned from mo- 1 tor trip to Newmarket, N. HI, where they l were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Joseph I Garter.
 II Mir and Mrs Joseph Laramie of Plain | field, have been recent guests Of MT. I Laramie's brother-in-law and sister, MT. I and Mrs. Wilfred Smith of North B street
 l ]. Herbert Irons Of Seymour, Conn. , formerly of Lisbon, spent the holidays ! with friends in town.
 T The bfannercher club held its monthly meetings at the club house , Tuesday evening.
 ,l Mrs Charles R. Adams of North Third avenue spent Monday with Mrs. Roswell
 J. Brown of Norwich.
 Aldaige Marion, who recently had hia foot injured, is able to return to his work
 II Mir. and Mrs. Edward Bergeron and children of Bristol, Conn, have return
 ed to their home in their motor after Ipassing several days Tn town, the giests I of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Paquin and fam fly of North B street, and Mir. and Mrs Solomon Lambert and family of Provi-
 dence street.
 I Lewis A. Tiiiinghast of North Third
 avenue has returned from spending the !. holidays in New Haven, Conn. Mrs, Marion Dougherty and Miss Az . nes Dougherty of Merchants avenue are spending some time in New York, Mr. and Mrs. Leon c. Savage and son, ! John W, have returned home after vis- itlng the formers father John ". Savage {, on Hunters avenue.
 MT. and Mrs Edward Hagan Of Prov idence were guests Of friends on Hunters avenue over the holiday
 :, ? family of South B street are en route to Canada in their motor.
 . MT. and Mrs. John Bauer of North Second avenue were in New Bedford : Mass, over the holidays
 MT. and Mrs. Allan Bogle of Providence ; street spent the holidays with Mir a1e 2 Mrs. Osten Ferguson of Holyolze, Mass . The members of the Ponemah Wl1ee a club met Tuesday evening at their club, : house On Norwich avenue. Routine busi : ness was transacted.
 Il MT. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzmaurice o
 South A street had as guests over tn,
 holidays Mir. and Mrs. John Fitzmauric. 7 of Willimantic, Myles FItzmaurice oi y New Bedford, Mass, MT. and Mrs. Her s bert Moore and Mrs Charles Moore 0
 l Lynn, Mass, MT. and Mrs. David Fitz l. maurice of Warren, R. I.
 ' Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H., met Tues . day evening in thelr rooms in Parish hall .,I Joseph McHugh of Fall River. Mass s. has been the guest Of Mir and Mrs. Chris
 topher Caron of North Fourth avenue. 'fi MT. and Mrs. William McNally an l. Thomas Brown of North Third avenu $ have taken cottage at Fishers Isiant
 and have as their guests the Misse
 Nyra and Mildred YerMngton of So,it
 Second avenue and Miss Sadie Newto
 of North A street.
 F, Floyd Parish, who has been the e1ie. # over the holidays of Mir. and Mrs. Ak
 L. Aberg of North Third avenue hs i. returned to his home in Hartford. Com
 Traffic was unusually heavy throue t the village Labor Day. In spite of th
 Threatening weather, hundreds of aut,
 mobiles bound for the county fair , '. various beaches passed through tl n town During the morning large, hert of cattle and hoc45s of sheep were b, To ing driven through for exhibition at II v fair
 D. William H. whitehead 0. Norwa, te was a caller in the village Labor Da a Miss Ruth E. Heap of South Secor g- avenue is enjoying her annual vAcatio . Miss Helen C.. AOerg of North mi, !. avenue spent Monday with MT. and MT V Walter Kellner of Norwich. q Leo Sullivan and the Misses Eslsie a, q Hannah Scott, who were guests for tl v past few days Of MT. and Mrs. Edrnu, oy Hindle of North Third avenue, return, m ! IA aSs q