Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-09

nault, Mrs G. Lcvigne and Mrs. 'sllen Lynch also the Misses Mary Ott / 1e; mer, Blanche f;al.ahan, Helen l1aiid han, Ruth Russ, Mabel Psyson. Elsie
 Baker, Rose Morcau, Mary Colbert, Bertha Harris, Bridget Moriarty, Anna Roman, Helen Howie, Della Lynch, An Es Bycel, Jane F. Ashton. Regina and
 Master Arthur Racicot.
 James H. Preston of Dorchester.
 Mass. a former resident of this city, was a local visitor with friends Friday. Mrs. Osra c. Hanks of Hanks Hill is recovering from an attack of pleurisy. Attorney William A. King was n Rockville Friday for the superior court session there.
 EasIeVille. one of the mIssion places of the South Coventry Roman Catholic parish, is to have new place Of wor- shtp, arrangements having been made whereby Champhon's new hall there
 will be used on Sundays and holidays Services were held there fo" the first l time last Sunday of this week. Mrs Fannie D D,Xon Nelch c. Co.um. l bia attended the conference Of the 1 League of Wonen Voters held in this 1 city recently.
 The folIOwinx StudpntS at Windhan l High school are on the honor roll fol 1 the second marking period, october q
 to November 2e:
 Pupils with 90 per cent or more 1T 1 four subjects:
 ] Seniors-Christopher Case, ReubeI i RoshA.att, Beatrice Collins.
 1 Junlors-GeoPge Healy. Eli7abetl
 Case, Carciyn Cummings, Mildred John l son, Eileen Murphy, Annie Nicpl, Doro 4 thy Paine, Helen Thonlpson.
 ism beth Date, Grace lekiyan, Mary Norton 1 Helen Stiles, Mabel Tillinghast. i FreShmen-ISidore Krug, Virgin:
 Paine, Elinor Stanley
 I Pupils with so per cent or more Il 1 four subjects:
 l Seniors - Richard Dow, kennet Fryer, Leverett Grant, MerTyn LittIt I Gladys Beckwith, Anna Bernat. RAt
 Burnham, Dorothy Cook, Msrguerit ! Ptue, Laura M Snow, Marian Taf Rose welch.
 I Juniors-Lester GcIinaz, Henry Ho
 den, Harold Simonds, Holorook York; } Ruth Belanger Cora ChaQpell, Margs 1 ret Dawson, Doris Eastenbrooks, Viol
 Greene, Helen Mofatt, Lillian O1enhe mer, Emily Parizek, Edith Park, Lii ,i SeeIey, Mary Shea.
 Sophomores Albert Beauchemi, 1 J
 Woodward, Marian Bowen. Catherir Holden, Mary Koval, Phyllis Moral i Tharsilla Sullivan, Avis Thompson, DoI is Willard, Alice Yeomans. FreShmen-Clarence Anthony, Roy
 Ilnowlton, Arthur Leclair, Melvin Lii coin, Edward Sullivan, John TonGsk : l Carl Wobiber, Marian Bass, Sophia B'
 mat, Ruth Bertsch, Irene Gelgan, Mi jam Deutsch, Gertrude Dondera, Jessie
 Fenton. Olive Frederlckson, Mary Ga Jus, Margery Gray, Helen Hart, I5nGn : line Millerd. Anna Pivonla, Sara Ri ! binowitz. Eunice seyms, Marion Wol dra sek, Doris Wood, Evelyn Yorke, Jel v v nie Zagara.
 T The Ladfes Guild Of St PauPs Epi
 =! copal church conducted it's annu n ChriStmSa sale in the town hall Frida -I afternoon. Tables Of fancy work. foo
 ] aprons, clothing, candy and foHe - were attractively arranged around u Q l hall. A large number Of people re . present at the sale. Those in charge r the various tables were: Mrs. Herbe s- Ladd, Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson, Nil ? Litter!ck, Mrs. John Oliver, Mrs. Gina "a Van Z8n6t, Mrs Frank M Lincoln al IT Mrs Robert Fletcher In the eyenil n a well attended dance was held in t
 hall, music being furnished by loc : orchestra.
 In EaSleyjIIc somc of the rBsfd eH s are interesting themselves in the B Il Scout movement and troop is to
 organized in the village The you; people have been called to meet ne
 week at which time Captain Grim l the Connecticut Agricultural Colie
 Cadet Battalion will be present and V E address the proposed Boy Scout can, x dates.
 Tho women of the Methodist Ghur