Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-16
JEWEfT CITY
Borough Guests at Wheelock Dckin- son Weddins-1o.324 Red Cross zseais -Accident-court Griswoid En- tainedf Grand Officers.

MT. and Mrs. H. N. Wheelock and l Stanley Wheelock were in New Lon don Wednesday to attend the mar riage of MT. and Mrs. Wheelock's eldest son, Herbert N. Whee1ock, Jr., l and Miss Lucille T. Dickinson, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs George T. Dick inson. The ceremony was performed at one o'clock at the parsonage, by Rev. Charles R. McNaIly, pastor of the First Baptist church. MT. and Mrs. Wheelock. IT,, left immediately after the ceremony for Lynn, Mass, where a newly furnished home awaits them. MT. Wheelock is employed by the General Electric Co. in East Lynn. Both young people are well known in in social circles in Jewett City, the here and the groom's home has been in JeWett City.
 Red Cross Seals Sold.
 The report of the Red Cross conn mittee was given at the meeting of Dorcas circle of the Kings Daughters at Mrs. c. w. Robinson's Tuesday evening. Ten thousand three hundred and twenty five seals were sold, and the money given to F. J. Leavens of Norwich, from whom the seals were obtained Twenty per cent of this money was returned to the circle, and 1t was voted to give the $2065 to the tuberculosis fund of the town.
 Cut His Hand on a Bottle.
 Everett H. Hiscox. Jr., met with a bad accident Wednesday,. In jump ing across a brook, he fell and struck his right hand on a bottle. The gash required three stitches to close. The young man has just recovered from a two months siege with a wound on one leg, caused by being hit by a car fridge shell.
 Borough Notes.
 Undertaken J. A. Hourigan was in charge of the burial of the infant son of MT. and Mrs. Oscar Dugas in St. Thomas cemetery. VoluntoWn, on We'd nesday.
 Miss Evelyn CIapp of Providence is the guest of Miss Mary McNfcol.
 Court GriswoId's Installation.
 Court Griswold. No. 101. F. of A., held one of the most successful meet 1ngs in recent years Tuesday evening at the rooms in Odd Fellows hall. Grand Secretary Thomas OIough1in, Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Edward T. Burke of Norwich and Grand Trus- tee Frank J. Murtha also of Norwich tlon of the following officers for the ensuing year: Chief ranger, Merton Bugbee: sub chief ranger, Daniel Shea; recording secretary, Robert W. Robert son, financial secretary, Frank Me Carthy; treasurer. Marcus H. Dris- coll; senior woodward. Fred Lefevre; junior woodward, Jerry Avery: senior bead1e, Eugene Desjardin: junior bea- dIe. William Eiche1berg; lecturer, Charles Frye.
 Physicians elected for the year were J H MeLaughlin; R. R. Agnew, G. candidate was initiated and two ap- plieations received. After the reg ular meeting a social time was en- 5oyed. After coffee, sandwiches and cigars were passed. Chairman Robert son Of the committee on social an- notiheed the following program:
 Address, Grand Chief Ranger Hayes. song. Francis Campbell: address Grand Secretary O'Leugf1fin song Thomas MeGevern; presentation of past chief rangers gaxe1 to Retiring Grand Ranger Burke; song, Robert w Robertson: address. Frank J. MuFtha.. song, Vs1l5ze.na Burns: ledgerdemain John s. Glynn,
 The following committee was in charge of the affair: Robert W. Rob- ertson, Louis J. F. Tetreault, William Clark, John T. Glynn and Marcus H. Driscoll, Treasurer M H. Driscoll read the following statement:
 Report of Court Griswo1d: Received for dues. fines; etc. ss7s.1o;, paid out for hall rent, s7.5o: officers salaries. $72.3s: miscellaneous. s11S.s7s total $22s.75. Paid out for doctors. s229.07; sick benefits. s244.9s; funerals, $50; total s524.o6. Total gain for year end ing Dec 31st. 1912, $1s64s. Cash in cash in Thames Loan & Trust bank, S245-76; cash in ueasurers hands, .15 Total, $2,653.96.
 The court intends to celebrate the 17th anniversary of it's institution on March 3Ist, 1913.
 Father 90 Years Old.
 B. c. Bliss is at PittsfieId, Mass. where his father celebrates his 90th birthday today Crhursday).