Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-21

On Friday evening at her home on South A street Mss Caroline Dupont was yiYen a shower in honor of her approach mg marriage. The affair was arranged by the members of the Children of Mary's shoir of the Sacred Heart church. Many Tifts were received by MEs Dupont, in .iuding inen- cut glass and silver. Re reshments were served by Mrs. Auguste oupolt. assisted by Mrs. Ernest Bolduc. Those rresen. were Misses Amanda La- -ivaere. De,indl Lafond. Albertine La ond, Alice, Antoinette and Helene Le- rare. Alice, Blanche and Alma Frechette, Francisco Caron, .oriana and Florina Tancher, Albina Bissonette, Rolande Archambault Aurore Benoit, Bernadette Benoit, Yvonle Bourbon, MarieAnne Narien, Lea Pion and CIperilda Pion-
 The weatherman having provided per feet weather for Sunday. the annual uambake of the Ponemah Wheel club proved enc of the most successful outings sn the history of the cub. The members assembled. 92 strong, at the clubhouse on Norwich avenue. where each was provid- d with a special headdresls made of Tlr- pie and rod paper and a photogra pller was on hand to snap the jolly outfit Twenty automobiles and four motorcycles were in readiness. all decorated with pur- ple and gold streamers and balloons. purple and gold being the cub cojors and having formed into line, the procession moved 10 the Dostoffice, then returned and made their way out of the village by way of the Lisbon bridge. Every ma chine keDt in line until Wildwood park at- Danielson was reached at. H..
 The athletic committee consisting of lake Benoit and Hon Donahue had scheduled number of interesting events 10 precede the chowder and the first on he docket was the fat mems race. won by Chris Troeger, with Jake Benoit sec Ond.
 There were 50 many entries in the 100 yard dash contest that tfe race had to 5e run in two beats Dan Perkins cap tured the honrTs in the first heat, with Ado.ph Leupold second. In the seccnd keet Henry SeideA was first and Thomas iT;nshaw second. The final heat to de- side the championship showed Daniel Perkins first. and Henry SeideI second
 The fhree-legged race combined com sdy and tragedy. Henry -Seidel and Adoiph LeuDold were the easy winners in this contest, with Edward Zuerner and Fred Meyer second. Several of the con testarrs got into a had mixup and had 9 spill with the result that Slats ThuTGow required plaster for his head.
 The bell was now rung for dinner served by the famous King George Jacques as follows: Clam chowder, soda crackers. brown and white bread witF butter: sliced tomatoes. cucumbers, sliced beets in vinegar. sweet pickles. cheese and crackers, sa'f ines
 Having disposed of this hearty feed Inc annual ball game between the mar rted men ard the single men was waged The battery for the married men wal William Gley and. Clffcrd Cormier, ant Or the single men Hop DoTrahue ant fake TroegeT. The game resulted in yictory for the single men by the score o [ to 5. The outstanding feature of tn game was two-baSe hit by Dick Krauss
 The shoe race provided entertainment for both the cortesta nts and the specta 5ors. Chick Cormier was an easy winne n this race, with Harold DeCelIes sec snd. relay obstacle race for marie, men was run off showing Bill EEnos Se~ge Seides and Henry Bsanchette a .he winning team.
 A special novelty race consisted of tn contestants running around the baseball alanond, obtaining a clay pipe at frs aAse. tobacco at second and a. match a .hird, coming home with the pipe lighted Fob PiTing w'sE the winner in this racC with Eelzir 0orriier 3. close second
 The tug Of war between the marie tnd s1ngi. rlen weB next on the li0t, wit
 victory for the former. The victor