Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-18

Him, With Many Crown, choir; Pcstiuae' Andsntino. violin. nello and piano Be ing in full uniform the knights made fine sppearance.
 There are Ave more weeks tr2m the E-or1r-sousre contest of the Conimunisy Bible schools to run and the Christian Bible school still leads the others Follow ing is the standing in points to date Ladies No 1. Christian, 23l6. Live Nlr=s, F-irst Baptist. 3Iso: Mems class. Seventh Dav Bspttzt 30ss. Class NO. '. seventh pav Baptist. s050 Adult Women's Melh- odist. sOzs: Ladies No. 2 Cnrlstlah, ss51 Live Wires. Christian, 2s4s euils Wonen's Christian. 2e22' Antioch Cnris- tan. 2ss7: Class No 9, seventh ., La1, 2s43i InvinciblAs. AshaTay. eeFenih nav 25o1 Altrristio Christian. 1751.
 Tn. new surf boat at Watch Hi1 oons. e7Iard station 5s measures in length 1p feet with a foot beam and has -e horse power motor. Ker7nath engine. 1ne craft is capable Of making about nine miles an hour.
 The anglers who have been most sue- cessf1i fishing at the quarry hole Tor trout have not been making a showing Tor the last few days. The boys, it IS claimed threw cans into the whole which IS ooth dangerous and spells the Fishing Iei those who wish to try it The hole IS luV feet deef from the high ledge and has much water in 1t.
 The nrst of the post-Easter dances was held Monday evening at town nall by members of the Agawam club. Dancing started at S.30. Crandalfs orcnes'ra 9 furnished the music The dance drew out large crowd.
 c. w ChiIds and Fred Walker O. New York were in town over Easter Charles Cummings of Rochester, \. Y-' spent Monday here Miss Marjorie Barber of North Attic | boro- Mass, has returned 10 her school duties after spending Easter with her parents.
 Miss Marion Woods of Brown universi- tv was the guest over Sunday of her par euts MT. and Mrs Charles Woods
 Edwin Higgins of Medford, Mass, spen' the Es ster vacation at his home | Hurll 10. DtInnfnz of Mt. Hermon. Mass has been visiting at his home on Summer street
 Miss Margaret L. Young Of Grace hos aitaJ New Haven. has been visiting he
 nareuts. Mr. and Mrs Selden A foun' of HiIlandale farm.
 pr. J. [. Peacock president of Shay university, Raleigh, ". C., spent the wee end here He preached Easter Sundz. lspo-uine at his former church in the Roa
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 Donald & BzScock of PrOTidence. grandson ot the late EGEin Bahcock (
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