Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02


 Marries Miss Mccarthy of Versailles
 Junior Order United American Me- chanics installed officers as follows Tuesday evening: Councillor, Ivan Crossman; vice councillor. Horace White; recording secretary, Robert Rathbun; assistant recording secre- tary, A. R, Rathbun; financial secre- tary, Dr. E. F. Fitch; treasurer. c. l. Fitch; warden, Hiram Latham; con- ductor, Raymond Sistare; inside sent1- nel, Fred -Buddington; outside senti- nel, John Smith. There was social hour observed. at the close of the meeting, and this was the last one to be held for the summer.
 Officers of D. of A.
 The Daughters of America wifi Ams stall their chosen officers for the colNR ing year this evening in Mechanic6 hall. They are: Councillor, Mrs. Au- gusta Potter; assistant councillor, Miss Abbie Fish; vice councillor, Mrs. Mary Beebe; assistant vice councillor, Miss Laura Durfee; junior past councillor, Miss Bertha Thompson; assistant junior past councillor, Mrs Carrie Car rington; recording secretary, Mrs. Minnie Vallette: assistant recording secretary, Miss Irma Doughty; finan- treasurer, Miss Mary Luce; conductor. Miss Carrie Sistare; warden, Mrs. Ad- die Rathbun; inside sentinel, Mrs. Cynthia Smith; outside sentinel, Mrs. Hattie Chester; trustee, Mrs. Carrie Darlington. These officers will be placed in their chairs by District Dep uty Mrs. Mary Latham, and at the close of the business refreshments will be served.
 Sixth District Officers.
 The school officers for the Sixth dis trict are composed of: Committee, George Carpenter. Jr clerk, Myron J. Chester; treasurer, Benjamin Fish. The office of clerk of the district has been held by MT. Chester for 30 consecutive years. The teacher of last year, Miss Prue Davis. who gave great satisfac- tion, has been re-engaged.
 Marries Versailles Girl.
 The marriage has been announced of Herbert Burdick, son of MT. and Mrs. Walter Burdick, of Elm street, and Miss Mary Mccarthy of Versailles. They will make their home in the vil- lage MT. Burdick is an electrician in the employ of Whitall in Westerly.
 Motorboat Launched.
 The Peggy H.. motorboat owned by Mir Hopkins of Springfield, has been launched from the J. Davis boatshop after repairs have been made. The Lords Point, where MT. Hopkins Is spending the summer. Big Catch of Swordhsh. Schooner Ada Belle, Capt. Marry Christopherson, after sWordhshlng trip during which almost 1000 pounds of fish was secured, it fitting out for another trip.
 Social and Personal. The mandolin club will be entertain ed this evening at the home of Rev. W. T. Aiken on Sylvan street. MT and Mrs. Joel Singer will arrive today from a visit to relatives in Wethersfield.
 Mrs Elizabeth Hurst is confined to her home with malaria Mrs Charles Palmer will entertain Fanny Ledyard chapter. D. A. R., at her home this afternoon. The Silver Link society met Tues Methodist church.
 The new daughter of pr. and Mrs. B P. Fitch has been named Eleanor. Capt. and Mrs. Neil Nelson have been entertaining Mrs. O'Neil and son | of Hartford.
 Harry Rathbun of Waterbury is at the home of his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Walter Rathbun. Albert Brown of New York, with friend, is at his home in the village to remain over the Fourth. Miss Laura Patterson has returned to Mt. Alto. Pa. after visit to Mrs. Jane Carson of Main street. The teachers of the Main street schools have been re-engaged for the Miss florence Elliott of Holyoke. | Mass, is visiting in the village.