Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-10
JEWETT CITY
Unavoidable Motorcycle Accident-G A. R. Men Prepare for Memorial Day State Regent Guest of Anne Brew ster Tanning Chapter.

Dorey Jarvis was coming up Main street Saturday afternoon riding a mo- torcycle with a side car in which he was carrying a passenger. In front of the post office there were two teams coming fin opposite directions, two mo- torcycles and an automobile. A Polish man who handles coal at the Aspinook tried to cross the street; everything blew for him. He didn't know where he was at when he reached the middle of the street, and Mrs. Jarvis struck him. He was carried 30 feet caught between the car and the machine, but was unhurt and soon walked away. He hung onto his dinner pail all the time. Those who saw the accident all say that the driver of the machine was in no way to blame.
 At Andover Day Celebration.
 Earl s. Hiscox, business manager of the N. F. A. tennis club of Norwich, was in Worcester, Mass, Saturday, where the team was matched against the Worcester academy team. It was the celebration of Andover day and there were contests of all sorts. Will liam Shaw, who attends the college, was formerly Jewett City boy. He stood second in putting the shot.
 Witnessed Second Degree Work.
 J. A. Hourigan, J. F. Hennon, E. J. Carroll. J. H. Shea and John Sullivan attended the K. of c. work in the second degree at Norwich Friday eve ming.
 Plans for Memorial Day.
 A meeting of the resident veterans of the Civil war was held in the town building Sunday afternoon. J. H. Lee presided. G. A. Haskell was reelected clerk and treasurer. Arrangements were perfected for the usual celebrQ- ton of Memorial day.
 The decorations will T1Ia of the following cemeteries under the stated direction: The Davis. Wilcox and Hopeville cemeteries, assigned to R. M. Brown; the Geer to w. H. lift the Jewett City. Baptist. St. Mary's and Read Herskell to c. A. Haskell; Pachaug to Mrs. Jane Lester; the Leonard to Miss Carrie Burton.
 As heretofore, an invitation will be extended to the Third company, Coast artillery of Norwich, to assist in the ceremonies. They will be accompanied by a drum corps. R. M. Brown will be marshall of the day. an honor giv- en to him years ago, which he is to hold during his lifetime. The D. A. R. and Woman's Relief corps will be invited to attend with the G. A. R., the memorial services. the date and place of which is to be announced later.
 Mrs G. A. Haskell will have charge of the preparing of wreaths and bou- QuetS and the collation.. MT, Haskell will arrange for the music and for a place for the school children in the line.
 State-Regent Addresses D. A, R,
 Anne Brewster Tanning chapter, D. A. R., was entertained at the home of the regent, Miss Alice A. Brown, Friday afternoon. It was a meeting of considerable moment to the mem bers, as Mrs. John Laidlaw Buell. of Iitchfeld, the state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton, was present and gave a very interesting report of the Continental Congress at Washington. D. c. A fine musical programme was given by Mrs. George H. Prior and Miss Adelaide Figenbaum, both talented musicians. Mrs. Prior sang A Perfect Day and In Maytime. Miss Figenbaum played two plano solos, Beethoven's Sonata Path