Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
TAFTvnLE

The first Halloween affair was the cos- tume party given. by Mrs. Andrew Froh- nader at her home on Dion street Satur- day evening. The house was attractively decorated in orange and black, with black cats and witches. The guests wore carnival costumes, many of them being dressed as infants, one arriving in a baby carriage, with rattle and nursing bottle, in care of an older sister, and captured first prize. Mrs. Frohmader was assisted in serving refreshments by Mrs. Marion Dougherty. The guests included Misses Agnes Dougherty. Margaret Quigley, May Cronin. Norah Murphy. Rose Murphy Mary McSheffery, Jennie McSheffery, Mary Hanlon, Roberta Grove. Elsie F. Heap and Flossie M Meyer
 Another Halloween event will be the social given in the lecture rooms of the Isftvlle Congregational church on Mon day. evening by some of the members of the Sunday school. and to which all members of the congregation have been invited. A large committee is working m the affair and an enjoyable time ia promised for all who attend.
 Miss Aathilde Stapfer of the Ponemah h house has returned from a short stay in Worcester, Mass.
 Mrs, William Bailey of North Second avenue has been recent guest of friends in Boston.
 Among local people wha attended the Yale-Army game in New Haven Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelly of Mer- chants avenue and Dr. David Susslcr of North A street.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold E. LInderson of Grosvsnordale motored down to spend the week end with Mrs Lindersor's par ents, Mfr. and Mrs. E. W Warrington. of south Second avenue Miss Nyra Yer. rirztop, who has been spending several days with MT. and Mrs. Linderson, re. turned with them.
 Miss HiIdegarde Grove of South 4 street spent the week end in Proyf. dsnee, R. T., the guest of Miss Theress Dumphrey.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berrcfon ana family of Bristol, Conn. spent Sunda, with Rr. Bergeron's brother-in-law anG sister, NIT. and MRs.. Joseph Pacuin, oj North E street. Miss Mary Bergeror and Edmund Paguin also returned hom, after spending the past week in Bristo with Mfr. and Mrs. Edward Bergeron.
 Aiss Lillian Marshall of Plainfielf Pent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. WiIfreS Smith of North. B street
 Leon Blanckette of South B street ha. resigned his position with the Ponenai company. R
 George N. Beardow of Proyidenc street has returned from few days stay Tn New York
 Work has been completed on the resi denee and store. building of John Dom browSki on Norwich avenue
 The mission which has been in rroq ress at the Sacred Heart church for me, and young men for the past week cam 10 close Saturday night
 Repairs are under way on one of th towers on the No. 2 mill of the Ponema company.
 Miss Williama LaDorte is enjoying short vacation
 Eugene Fredette of Natick, R. T., an omer Vignot of Howard, R. L. were cal ecs in town sunday, making the trip i Mir. FEedette's ear.
 hr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Atkins an family of Providence street have taken 1ouse on South Second avenue
 Mrs. Louise Gretchen of Providence sDending 8 few days at the home of MT Theo Goodruni.
 Mss Roberta Crvwe has returned f South Manchester after spending tr week end with her parents, MT. and MT Thomas Grove.
 Thomas Addison of TaftvilIe, local ret tesont2tive to the conference of the Cor neeticut Federation of Labor held at Ne, daFeu on sunday. haS returned and saa