Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-26
JEWETT cITY.
Decoration and Lunch committses Appointed for Memorial Day-An- drew J. Tinker Appointed Dog War den--5ia Elm Feiled.

Mrs. George A. Haskell. who was appointed by the resident members of Sedgwick post, G. A. R., chairman of a committee to arrange for decora- tions and lunch on Memorial day, has appointed the following committee on decorations, Mrs. stephen P. Greene, Mrs. c. ". Bromley, Mrs. w. H. Ben nett. Mrs. William c. Jeffers. Mrs. B. R. Gardner, Mrs. William Walpole, Mrs. Charles E.. Spicer, Mrs. W. H. lift, Mrs. Hannah Shanahan, Miss Irene Young, Mrs. Herbert Webster, Miss Martha Bothwell. Mrs. Levi Ad- ans. Mrs. E. M. Swift. Mrs. A. E. Pri- Franklin, Mrs G. H. Prior, Mrs. A. M |. Brown, Mrs. E. H. Hiscox, Miss Mar tha Church, Mrs. J. H. Tracy, Miss Ida Foster, Mrs. w. R. Burdick, Miss Martha Brewster, Mrs. E. s. Leon ard, Mrs. D. J. Champlain. Mrs. A. c. Ladd, Mrs. F. c. Whiting. Misses Grace Bicknell, Ruby Thornton, May Blake. Mary E. Driscoll Mabel Young. Nellie Cavanagh. Emma Hull, Mary Soule, Alice Brown, JuIiette Rich mond, Mrs. w. O. Soule, Miss S. Net tie Johnson, Mrs. Kettle Johnson, Miss Mary M. Brown, Misses Mary Mullen. Alice Richmond and Nellie Ahearn. Mrs. F. H. Gilbert, Mrs. G. W. Rob inson, Mrs. R. c. Frost. Mrs. T. B. Keen, Miss Mary K Cheney. Mrs. H. F. Jackman, Mrs. Frank Williams, lam, Mrs. D. F. Burleson, Mrs. James Crary, Mrs. Carl Jennings, Mrs. G. H. Jennings, and Mrs. A. c. Ladd.
 The following ladies from Pachaug arc appointed: Mrs. Andrew Meech, Miss Grace Meech. Mrs. Jane Lester Mrs. Levi Lord. Miss Elsie Lord, Mrs. Edward Geer. Miss Bertha Geer, Mrs. -f,r. To- gan, and Miss Susie Morgan.
 These ladies are to meet at the town hall Friday and Saturday at 1.30 p. m to prepare wreaths. The school chill d1en especially have been asked to bring flowers there, on Saturday and l Sunday, as the bouquets will be made Sunday afternoon.
 Serving the Lunch.
 Mrs. Haskell has appointed Mrs. F. c. Whiting, regent of Anne Brewster Tanning chapter, D. A. R., chairman of the committee. to serve the lunch in the Baptist vestry. The school children who march excepting those who take part in the exercises al lunch immediately after returning from St. Mary's cemetery-the sol diers and others after the exercises This committee includes Mrs. F. c Whiting, Miss Ida Foster, Mrs. J. H Tracy, Mrs. Frank Coulam, Mrs E F. Burleson, Miss Alice A. Brown Miss Martha A. Brewster, Mrs. James Crary. Mrs. Charles E: spicer, Mrs w. R. Burdlck, Mrs. Carl Jennings Mrs. c. H. Jennings. Mrs. A. c. Ladd Mrs. s. P. Greene, Mrs. William c. Jef. | fers, Mrs. w. H. Bennett, Miss Mary DriscoIl, Mrs. Hannah Shanahan, Mis- Annie Jacobs, Mrs. E. M. Swift, Mrs Sarah A. Cheney, Miss Ruby Thorn. ton, Mrs. c. w. Bromley, Mrs. A. M Brown and Mrs. E. H. Hiscox.
 Dog Warden on the Warpathl
 Andrew J. Tinker has been appoint. | ed dog warden of the town. Delin. l sluents may expect to be rounded uy without ceremony unless they compl, with the law.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Halyburton hay, moved. to Plainfeld this week.
 Cutting Down Big Films.
 Dearnley 6 Clark had a force o. men at work all day Tuesday cuttinf two of the big elms In front of theii property on Main street occupied b, Messrs. Wheelock and Coulam. Int 1 trees are over 50 years old and were planted by the late A. B. Burleson. The removal of these two trees is in tn, ! line of several improvements whicl i are to be made which will inclued ( well and new walk in front of tn, house. There was too much shade ir 1 the house. and the trees were crowded badly in the tops. Two of the fines will be left standing with the resul that the property will be improved.
 In Ashland and elsewhere about tn, ! borough many of the handsome shad, trees were set out by MT. Burleson.
 Assisted at Cornerstone CerenoniaIs
 W. M. Arthur M. Brown, S. W. liar. | old D. Hewitt and Lloyd c. Bucking, ham, representing Mt. Vernon lodge No. 75, F. and A. M.. of this place were in Hartford Tuesday to be pres. ent at the laying of Che cornerston, | of the new library.
 W. P. Kelly of Dayviils was a re. cent guest of Post Master W. H Brown.
 Al Hartford Day Celebration.
 F. H. Tanning, J. F. Miller, T. E Lee, A. M. Clarke and Col. John P German, resident thirty-second degre' Masons. attended the Hartford day i celebration in Norwich Monday. MT | Miller enjoys the distinction of having l received. this degree in Kansas at thG hands of General Pike, an ex-confed- 1 crate general