Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-30
JEWETT CITY

JEWETT CITY Tuhhs' Band to Play in Parade and at Park Today--Four Nance Added te List of Soldier Dead--P Patriotic Ser vices at Paehaus Cemetery.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Whitaker of Fall River and Arthur Strickland of Middletown are guests today of MT. and Mrs. H. P. Paul.
 During the hard showers Of Sun day night two and three dfths inches
 The postoflce is closed at the usual holiday hours today. The mills. stores, bank. library and schools are closed.
 Tubbs' Bands to Play.
 Tubbs military band of Norwich is to furnish the music for the parade today, and also will play at, the park while the school children sing.
 For years there have been no Hlacs season Is so late that there are plenty of these flowers.
 B. Prank Brown and little Miss DoF- othy Fontaine Of Woonsoclket are guests at Mrs. Kettle Johnson's.
 Four Soldiers Died During Year.
 Four names are to be added this year to the list of the soldier dead, Joseph Pariseau, Joseph Cross, John Council and Henry G. Mowrey.
 Services at Paohaua Cemetery.
 Seventy five gathered at Pachaug cemetery Sunday afternoon for the Memorial service prepared by Mir. and Mrs. " E. Montgomery. Several se- Child offered prayer and made brief historic remarks. Daniel |. Phillips gave a very instructive history of the cemetery. MT. and Mrs. e. A. Haskell D. |. Phillips and A. c. BurdiclS ol Jewett City were present at the ser vice. Mrs. Haskell and MT. Phillips decorated the grave of the daughter o1 Brig.-Gen. John Tyler, who was also the wife of Capt Samuel Mott.
 Whiriwind Near Park.
 Several who were in the vicinity oi the David Hale Tanning park Saturday forenoon saw a strange and unusual sight. A rushing noise was distinctly heard and although there was no wind at the time Whirlwind formed ir the street and aseended in a wide spir- 1 al to a height far above the top oi the monument, sticks, leaves and dir were picked up and whiried aloft. Ii was purely local and subsided in few seconds.
 Shoots a Raven. George LyndaM of Lisbon after con- siderable fine stalking has succeeded ir shooting and now has on exhibition what those who know, declare is . raven. It is jet black as large as any | two crows and has a bill as long as 2 mans forehnger.
 The bird has been hanging around the locality for more than week ana l Mrs. sherman Waters who lives near by has lost eight young chicks by its depredations. She, being an exper- with a shot gun, has watched and seen it get away with sev' eral of her brood, but was un, l Mir. Waters says birds like this arr common in the south where he hal them, but he has never seen one il New England before.
 Guest From Providence
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Frye are en tertaiping MT. Frye's niece, Miss Ett: Wells of Providence over the holiday
 Odd Fellows are requested to be a | Town hall at 6.30 today wearing badges and white gloves to march il soldiers parade.-adv.
 Miss Helen Eadie of Hanover wa a visitor in town Sunday.
 l. Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Spicer of Hud son. Mass, were guests of Mir. an Mrs. c. B. Spicer Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. B, S. Jeffers c Montville visited Sunday with MT. an Mrs. W. c. Jeffers.
 Miss Marie Cassavant is in Paw tucket for few days, the guest c Yvonne Marcure.
 Mrs. W. T. Crumb, Miss Anni Robertson and Robert J. Guy were ap pointed committee at the last meet ing of Faith Chapter, No. S2, O. E. s to arrange for a whist and dance. Mrs. J. P. Demarals and daughte 1 Oledar of Stafford were in Jewett Cit } Monday decorating the grave of th late Raymond V. Murray.