Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03


 The w S. s. E. Ladies' Club met last week with Mrs. J. A. Isham.
 The Grange Dramatic Club went to South Coventry, Friday evening of last week and presented the three act drama. Bar Haven, to fair audi ence.
 Work Beas commenced on the com pletion of the section of state road east from Colrmbia Green to Willi- mantle. which was left unfinished last fall through failure of the contractoP.
 Several towns people attended the Holland County Sunday School con- vention held at Quarryyille, in Bolton last week. William M. Wolff and Clayton E. Hunt went as delegates from the local Sunday school The Ladies' Aid society met at the chapel, Thursday afternoon.
 L. E. Winter has returned from a visit in Washington, accompanied by his Another.
 Delegates to Conference. William BertscGr and Fred A. Hunt were chosen delegates from the Co., lumbia Congregational church to the Conference of Holland County Congre- geational churches, at Holland, Fri 6ay
 Newark, N. J., have been visiting rela- lives in town.
 MT. and Mrs Stoldenfeldt of Man. chester, spent the weekend with the family of Mrs. Stoldenfeldt's father Deacon Edward P. Lyman.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick H. Avery oi East Hartford, spent the week end al their bungalow on Columbia Green.
 Memorial Exercises Saturday.
 Memorial Day was observed here at the churcIl commencing at D. m There was music by the Foster band 1 patriotic songs by the children and 2 pa triotic solo by Miss Edith Lyman reading of scripture, prayer, and ad dress by Rev T. N. Owen. and a sllor- address by Mrs. Mary s. Vanderbilt At the close of the exercises at th' church, the children, headed by tn, band, marched to the twos cemeterie. and decorated the graves of soldier with flowers A large number o ltownspeople was present. One of tn local Civil War veterans, S. B. Wesi who in past years has been the nov l ing spirit in these Memorial day ob Servancess was not able to attend thi year on account of illness, and wa greatly missed. Tn the absence of MI West, Judge D. A. Lyman acted a chairman.
 I Band Played at Andover..
 Sunday the Foster band went t Andoyer in the morning and furnishe music at the McmOTld1 504efclS6Sf nel at the Congregational church, and i the afternoon went to the West Stree cemetery in this place, where the sol diers' graves were decorated. Tues day the band went to Westehester an Colchester and furnished music a memorial exercises in those place. Sunday evening few of the boys be longing to the band motored to Will
 mantle and called upon s. B. West Q
 St Joseph's hospital.
 09r. and Mrs. Henry c. IsInam sper Sunday with the family of thes daughter, Mrs Herbert Gillette, 2 Lyman's orchestra furnished mus 5 for a dance at Lebanon Tuesday eve To Play South Windham. The Columbia ball team will pIa l, the South Windham nine at Sout
 Windham this (Saturday) afternoon.
 Israel Ticker. Fined, Appeals. Monday, Israel flicker was brougl before Justice Raymond P. Clark 7 charged with assault upon his daugf l ter -in-law, Mrs. Dora I>ieker. Tn : being the same offence for which l Q Twas tried before Justice Porter : Hebron, on the previous Monday, an I acquitted. The mix-up in the ca
 seems to be due to the fact that tH e lfWaFrants for the arrest of Israel LicI . CT were issued by two officials. or : ordering Liclzer to be brought befol n Justice Clarke, and the other orderir
 him brought before Justice Porter. TT
 warrant to appear before 5usti' Clarke was the first to be placed ' the hands of Constable Frinlx, and 2 adr. Brink testified Monday was Il :. first one served by him. A lit ' later the other WaTrant to appear b
 fore Justice Porter was placed in h
 hands of Constable Brink and serve g Both warrants ordered Lfclzer broug b before these respeeEive Judges for tfi Q on the same dHy but diHero