Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-31

The women were awarded silk handler chiefs.
 Henry Trahan won the mems running jump, with record of thirteen feet. He was awarded a watch fob Joseph Gau- thier was a close second in this con- test Mir Trahan also won the broad jump and the hop, skip and jump.
 Silk handkerchiefs were the prizes awarded Moses Durocher and Edward Thibesult for the honors which they carried off in the croquet contest.
 In the fat mans race William Pepin captured first prize, a gold pencil, and the second prize. a comb, went to J. O.. the second prize. comb, went to J. o. Telier ST. The booby prize. box of talcum. powder went to Edward St. Amour Because the committee were unable to find any women in the throng who were willing to admit that they were fat the fat women's race which had been scheduled. had to be called off.
 In the 1o0-yard dash. Wilfred Bibeau came in first and was awarded knife. Joseph Gauthier was second in this con test
 In the fox pulling contest Wilfred B. beau defeated all corners and success fully defended the title. This is a queer Canadian game In which the contestants
 
 and drop to their hands and knees. do- ing all the pulling with their necks. un- til the -vanquished is hauled to his feet. David Lambert and Desire Dufresne had charge Of the sports and games. and the referees were Azarie Gauthier. prec- ident of The Artisans, Louis Marien, president of the Whist club. and Azarie Dugas, president of the ansdian club.
 The committee in charge q the s,lc- cessful outing was J. o. Tellier. Sr., chairman, Mrs. Emma Dugas. Desire Dufresne Wilfred Bibeau Louis G.adue | Adolph Clang, Mrs. Charles Cham pagne. Albert simino, Mrs. Matthias i Paradis. Mrs. Gabriel Paquette. Miss i Alice Dugas. David Lambert. Delvico Benoit Edward St Amour. William Pe- pin. Alfred Ouimet Hormidas Gladue, Mrs Eva Adams. Mrs. Marie Racine, i Edward Thibesult. Mrs Docina Lewis. ! l. o. Teller IT.. Albert Frechette and Mrs. Edward St. Amour.
 The Union St Jean Baptiste k ben | eft order for men and women and was ] organized about ten years ago with fifty ! five charter members The present mem i bership is 3s5 and still growing. The i officers are ]. o. TellieF. ST. president :; 1 Albert Frechette. financial secretary and ! Urea surer; J. Q. TeEier IT., secretary :: | Delvico. Benoit. assistant secretary :. | Rev. r. Q. Bellerose, cha~Ilin; and Louis I. Pratte. NJ. D.. physician.
 Mrs. Edmond HindIc and son Edmund of North Third avenue have returned : from a teeks stay in Providence, R. I. 1 Isadors Mercier of Plainfeld was a : caller on friends in the village Sun day.
 Troop 3. Boy Scouts, met Friday eve ming in the recreation rooms of the Taft i vile Congregational church.
 MT and Mrs. William Malone of : Providence street motored to Watch Hill i Sunday and had as their guests, Miss Margaret Quigley. James Han'on. Her man Fontaine and Ulrioh Pepin. William Moors of New Bedford. Mass. was week -end visitor with his brother and sister-in-law. MT. and Mrs. George nue.
 Joseph Lucier of North A street spent Sunday al Groton Long Point.
 Rev. Sylvia Gaucher of Canada, a for
 mer resident of this village. sang the mass at the Sacred Heart church Sun 1 day morning While in town he is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Wilfred GaucheI
 of Dion street.
 Mir and Mrs Percy Miner and daugh-
 ter of Norwich Town were Sunday visi
 tors at the home of Mrs. Miners par Ants. Mir and Mrs. Frank Scott. of Prov den"e street
 William J. Smith of Merchants ave
 nue. Omer Pepin Of North A street and
 Leo Lambert of Providence street were
 Sunday visitors at Watch Hill
 MT. and Mrs. William Pope of Soutt
 street spent Sunday at Ocean Beach Patrick Phelan of Wauregan was ;
 visitor over the week -end at the home O
 his brother and sisterin-law. MT. ant Mre. Thomas Phelan of South A street Mrs. Luther D. Packer and childreI
 of North A street are the guests of, rel
 atives in Vast Bedding. Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. John D. Sharples O