Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-03
BROOKLYN
Italian iaborer Fined for Assault
 Notes.


 Charles $. Weaver, who since he sold his farm has stored his household goods, has ROW moved them to Put nam Heights, where he has rented a tenement
 Miss Clara B. Hatch has returned to her home after an absence of sew eral weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Welch of Paw ,tucket, R. l.. are visiting MT and Mrs. James Copeland.
 Mr. and Mrs, Charles H. Blake and daughter Dorothy visited oyer Sunday in Harrington, R.
 Charged with Assault
 On Saturday, one of the Italians at work upon the new piece of state road. Sebastian Oneno, was brought before William R. Thurber, justice of the peace, charged with assault upon l. Lingo. to which he entered q plea of guilty and was fined one dol the contractor paid
 Miss Annie Dyer has gone to York Beach, Me, for the summer.
 Miss Evelyn Bitgood of Danielson was the guest of Miss Florence NJ. Blake over Sunday.
 Deceased Soldiers.
 Soldiers of the civil war who are buried in the Brooklyn cemeteries:
 South.
 Anson Neff, Charles c. Butts. Hen ry Copeland. Luther Lyman. Edwin Sweet, Charles Clarke, Henry H. Da- viSon. Giles F. Hyde, John G. Main Charles D. Scarborough. Alfred E. Reynolds. Edwin G. Snepardson, Man chester Fuller. Edward Allen. William H. Steere. Daniel Tarbox, Ira Burgess. George ". Davison, Francis H Lucas, Sylvanus M. Woodward Robert R. White, Edwin E. Carter, James E. WhitcomO, Edwin Whitcomp Lucius P. Phillips. Hiram w Richmond, liar rison w Richmond. Charles E. Will jams, John Williams, Francis P. Dun ming. James Ireland. James Henry, Thorras Parker. Charles Mathewson, Miles o. ShipDee, Edwin G. Main, Ozias Hopkins. Samuel E. Tripp; Pres colt H Baker, Pardon B. Brown, George A. Wallen Marvin o. Sweet, Charles H. Chapman, Albert E. Nal bone, Theron D. Fill, William II. Pol lock, Stephen H. Tripp, Abram M. De Gray.
 Old Trinity. William Putnam, Asa $. Putnam, Warren Lilly.
 Witter. George C. Stowell. Joseph K. Rob- l bins. William H. Carver, Havilah J. Robbins.
 Sacred Heart. Thomas Mccarthy, Patrick Gum, l John Hogan. Patrick Dillon, William Donnelly, John Rankin MT. and Mrs. Dewitt c. Park were i in Boston the past week, making the 1 trip in their automobile. MT. and Mrs. Henry M. Cleveland of ! Boston were in town over Sunday and 1 Memorial day.
 Mrs. Howard Walker returned Sun 1 day to her home Il Hartford, with her two children her father. Frank A I Spaulding. taking them in his auto A union memorial service was held l in the Baptist church Sunday eve 1 ming, the pastor, Rev. Dr. Genung, giV- | ing the address.
 | Memorial Day Service. 1 Memorial day was observed mucf i after the usual manner. In the early morning the veterans went t0 the l South cemetery and placed upon the | grave of each soldier Q geranium il flower. The graves had been previ ously marked with the flag At thu l monument. prayer was offered by Rev l A. J. Culp. At the hall the actins | secretary of McGregor post. G. 4. R l read the orders of the departmen commander and Dr. Genung Lincoln! 1 Gettysburg Address. The childrel sang three times. Rev. Charles 4 1 Downs delivered the address. The hal was we'll filled and the exercises helt the close attention of all. There Wer' 1 56 veterans present, mostly from ou i of town.