Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-06

Local military men have received in- vitations to the ball of the Twelfth company at Greenwich this month, in connection with the dedication of the new armory.
 Tea for Miss DanieIson. A Providence paper has the follow ing concerning Miss Josephine Daniel son of Main street, whose engagement to Edward F. Walker has been an- flounced: Miss Caroline L. Walker en : Ntertained yesterday at tea from to 6 o'clock at her home on Benefit street er Edward F. Walker Jr, Miss Jo- sephine Danielson, who is her guest. The reception room was charmingly ornamented with palms, daffodils, car nations, roses, tulips and other spring blossoms sent by friends of the hostess in honor of the occasion. The guests were received by Miss Walker and Miss Danielson, the former wearing white embroidered net over pink and the latter light blue marquisette over white. Both carried pink roses and other pink accessories frightened the Dart and Mrs. Seeber Edwards pre- sided. Miss Danielson is the daugh- ter of Mrs. Josephine Danielson of Main street, Danielson.
 Old Favorite Returns.
 Uncle Toms Cabin is in town to- day with it's attendant dogs and Little Eva.
 Tri-vilIase Won.
 The Thirteenth company c. A. C., indoor baseball team was defeated by the Tri- Village nine Tuesday evening at the armory. score. 34 to 16. It ws,s the first defeat for the military boys and was due, no doubt, to lack of team work, they showing but little spirit in this line. Following was the lineup:
 Tri- age-La belle D, A. Paige e, Berthiume 1b, Jodoin 2b, D. Paige 3b, O'Neil If. Boulais If, B. Marland rss, Franklin lss.
 c. A. C4Warren D, Anderson c, Choquette lib, Coggan 2b, Rainville 3b, Barney If, Brown If, Watson rss, Cun- life lss.
 Tri-Village, 10 91 5 70 1 1-34 c. A. C., ? 0 1 3 0 3-16 Twentieth Anniversary of Relief Corps The twentieth anniversary of Me- Gregor w. R. c. was observed We'd nesday at G. A. R. hall in the Key stone block. At 2.30 o'clock the reg ular meeting of the corps was held Following the meeting at 5.30 ban quet was served and the following toasts responded to: The Grand Army of the Republic. by Dept. Commander E. s. Bishop of the Connecticut G. A R.; McGregor post, Chaplain Greene of the local post; The Woman's Relief corps. Lois Irene Earle of Hartford department commander of the w. R C.; Sons of Veterans, Mrs. Harriet A Bodge, past national president of the w. R. C.; Our Ladies, Past Commander Theodore R. Pond of Brooklyn, G. A R.; The Flag, C.. A. Potter. patriotic instructor for the state G. A. R. Mrs l C.. D. Stone acted as toastmiStress | DnrinO thn h1nnI1at Tn ha l ming exercises a string orchestra fur 1 nished music. The entertainment fol l the evening commenced at 7.30 with z 1 selection by the orchestra, followed by 1 an address by Dept Commander E. s 1 Bishop of Hartford: a vocal solo wa: I finely rendered by Mrs. Monroe of A G. Warner corps, Putnam. The de partment president. Mrs. Lois | Earle 1 of Hartford, followed with a few re. 1 marks relating to the state w. R. c After a selection by the orchestra ant a reading by Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. liar. I riet Bodge (who always speaks of her l self as mother of the local corps) gay, 1 an address. A solo by Miss Burbank | Star Spangled Banner closed tn, | meeting, one of the most noteworth, and best enjoyed events in the histor. l of the corps. Many were present in cluding delegates from A. G. Warne | corps of Putnam, Sedwick corps O | Norwich, and Rockland corps of Rock land, R. I.
 Borough Notes.
 Mrs. Edward Baker of Norwich i visiting H. W. Clarke and family. Miss Minnie Farron IS expected hom 1 in a few days for visit with he parents. MT. and Mrs. George Farror Miss Farron will give a reading at local church at the Easter concert.
 Several from here attended the con
 ference of the six churches at Plain
 field Wednesday afternoon.