Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-09-05

| Suffragists to Parade at New Haven
| City Treasurer and Mrs. Charles
| H. Brown Married Fifty Years. =.
| Miss Dora NJ NORM of woonsocazet
and Cyril A. Aucoin of North Gpos-
Church of the Precious Bloodr in
Woonsocket. They are to make Etheir,
home in North Gosvenordale.
| Mr. and Mrs. Wilfped Maynard Swere
Labor day visitors with friends in
John Gahan and sons, John and
Ralph, were visitors in Worc4asteH
Monday.
Philip Gagne and Alvah Prouix wis
| tied in Worcester, Monday.
Captain J. A. Ryan returned toy duty
Monday, after a vacation Of two
weeks.
Richard Holmes of Mt. Vernon, N.
Y. is the guest of his grandmother,
Rev. c. F. Bedard, Rev. Adrian
| Dykemans and Rev. J. J. McGatrick
| will begin this week making parish
| calls among the members of the
church.
| Albert Miller was a holiday visitor
at Rocky Point.
Mrs. Walter Phillips tleaves today to
attend the suffrage gathering and
parade at New Haven. =
| End of Vacation. (
| The high school and the eighth
grade are the city schools thatSresume
sessions this morning.
! Sergeant Julius Order of the police
| force goes off duty today for his IAN
| nual vacation.
A. o. n. County Convention. +;
P. ]. O'Brien announced Monday
afternoon that the county convention
of the A. o. H. is to be held at WiYi-
mantle, September "a, the date having
| been fixed at a meeting of the couj lty
| board in this city Sunday afternoon
| Judge NJ. H. Geissler returned Fl ON
a very pleasant water trip to Norf ok,
| Va, and a side trip to Washing ton,
! D. c.
Left for New Haven.
Mrs. W. J. Bartlett, who is orbes of
the committee of arrangements forr the
suffrage parade at New Haven, left
| for that city Monday afternoon.
Frank H. Cordier was a visitor in
| New Haven Labor day.
| John O'Brien spent the holiday at
| Oakland beach.
A regular meeting of the Icommon
council is scheduled for this evening
Prisoners to Plead.
Prisoners held to answer to icrinfnal
| charges will be put to plea at 1.-THE Fses-
sion of the superior court tn at Opens
here this morning at 10:3O4 Judge
Reed presiding.
Suffragists Going to Parade
| Miss Rosamond Danielson and a
party Of friends that will incl hde Miss
Insa Heinrichs, Woodstock, Mrs H. c.
aieinken' this city, Miss FlEnily l.:
Shields, Northampton, a elias sEnate of
| Miss Danielson's at Bryn NJ awr, and
i Miss Grace Spalding, Danieison, will
motor to New Haven today sand will
take part in the Woman!s pSuffrage
parade, Misses Danielson and Shields
= 1rP7iY0c with fhR aO11Qpa
Miss Danielson said Mondal5 after
noon that an elephant has; been Sc
cured as a G. o. P. marcher for the
parade. Miss Emily PiersorL the state
available elephant, but didt not find
one, finally, however, getting the one
that is to be used, in Massa chuset+s.
Cross-kisiei.
At st. Mary's church LAbor day
morning Miss Mary Kisie1 sEnd Frank
and Frank Cross, both of this city,
were married by Rev. Charles F. Be
dard. Friends gathered at the home
of the bride for a reception sand din
ner.
Quiet Holiday.
Labor day was an exceedingly quiet
holiday in Putnam. Very fe:E. attrac-
/ tons had been arranged for4 the day,
SO many Putnam people wel7e: out of
town, attending the fairs att Norwich
and Worcester and getting recreation
in many other places. A Urge num-
Der enjoyed the program att the lake,
while others found enterta snment at
the local theaters.
Mrs. Barber Member of School Board.
The Bulletin was in error Monday
morning in stating that 9Irs w. L.
Beard who recently left this city for
China, was a member of the town
school committee. Mrs. Ltlvira Bar
Der was elected a member Of the town
school committee last year for a, per
iod of three years and continues to
be a valuable member of th4e board.