Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-30

corded in the Westerly town clerks office include: Charles J. Cook to Charles Bonat, 25 acres with improve
 ments at White Rock; Franklin D. Lawson to Gustav L. Becker. eight lots at Musicolony; Peter s. Berardinelli to Pierina Kellar undivided one-half in- terest in house and lot east side East avenue; Franklin D. Lawson to Mrs. Margaret Richards. four lots at Musi-
 colony; Franklin D. Lawson to Fred ericl1 l.. Martin. four lots at Musicol-
 Michael Mccarthy ct ux., house and lot in varietyville.
 The Memorial day procession will
 form this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock in Elm street, right resting near Broad,
 and move over the following line of march: Through Grove avenue to High street. to the Pawcatuck river bridge,
 where a halt will be made while tbe members of Budlong and Hancock Re- lief corps will conduct the usual beau
 tiful ceremony of casting flowers upon
 the water in remembrance of the sail ors who are buried at sea. The march
 will then continue through West Broad and Liberty streets to St. Mi- chaers cemetery. The marching body will then countermarch through Iiber- ty and West Broad streets, across the
 bridge to Dixon square and thence to
 River Bend cemetery. The exercises in the town haH will commence at S in the evening, where the Memorial ad- dress will be delivered by Rev. Howard W. Benedict of Bloomfield. chaplain of the Connecticut house of representa- tives.
 In order to avoid collision with a bakers wagon at the junction Of John and Granite streets Tuesday afternoon, a motorcycle Sidecar was driven on to the sidewalk and the occupants MT and Mrs Maurice Barsotti. of Balti- more, were injured when the car cap sized. Mrs. Barsotti was unconscious and was carried into the residence of ed by Dr. M H. ScanIon. She re- ceived a severe cut over the left eye, a cut on her right knee and her right arm was severely strained. MT. Bar sotti received minor cuts and bruises. They were on a return trip from Mas sachusetts to their home in Baltimore. It is claimed that as the motorcycle approached the bakers team was turn ed suddenly, into the middle of the highway. and the motorcycle could not be handled to avoid the mishap.
 At the annual meeting of the First Baptist church, officers and committees were chosen as follows: Thomas H. clerk; William E. Martin, treasurer; Alfred J. Martin, trustee for three years; A. G. Martin, w. W. Bromley, auditors; Deacon George B. Taylor, uSner; A. G. Martin. Sarah R. Reed, Daisy H. Peabody, finance committee Sunday school officers: Arthur J Riley superintendent; Harry J. Nichols, as sistant; Louise Krebs, secretary; AL fred J. Martin, treasurer: Daisy NJ Kenyon, pianist; Mrs. J. Ward Alger superintendent primary department; Lila Stillwe.l, superintendent begin ners; Mrs. Oscar Talbot, superinten- dent home department; Mrs John T.. Nichols, superintendent cradle deolrt- ment
 Committee of Church Visitation Mrs Elizabeth Phetteplace, Mrs. B. H. Payne, Jennie E. Miner, Mrs Thoms H. Peabody, Mrs F. Stewart Kinley. Deacon L. D. Chace. Thomas H. Pea body, Deacon Ethan Wilcox, Eliza beth Sheffield
 Committee on Church BenevoIence- Deacon l.. D. Chace Annie L. Edmond. Deacon George B. Taylor
 Pulpit Committee-Dr. w A. HiIIard. Deacon L. D. Chace, Deacon George E. Taylor
 Music Committee-Mrs. A. T Ken meth, Sarah R. Read, Daisy NJ. Ken yon.
 Floral Committee-Daisy NJ. Kenyon. 1 Harry J. Nichols. Christine F. Krebs | Mrs Clyde Burdick. Mrs. William R. | Main J. Harold Kenyon.
 Baptisma1 Committee-Deacon c. B. Taylor, Mrs. Arthur Riley. Ms Eliza beth Phetteplace ce. Mrs. Clyde Burdick, l Deacon s. R. Peckham, Deacon L. n. l Chace. Mrs. A. T. Kenneth, Mrs Will liam s. Taton.