Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-24

and Alice Salisbury. Alice Walker, FL sic Dordinger, Lily Holden, Edna Nc Doris Tyler. Eleanor Reynolds, Flea nor Briggs. Hazel Edgerton, Rosamond Danielson, Marjorie Main and Doro- thy Hunt
 Home Guard Drills.
 The Moosup company of Home Saturday afternoon They assembled in front of the l. O. O. F. hall on Pros pect street and marched to the pounds, led by Capt Southworth. At the car pet grounds Sergeant Giles of the militiamen took charge of the boys ana a good stiff training followed Uni forms for the Moosup company have been ordered and are now in Hartford, waiting shipment
 Leander Deforge. a sailor, spent Sat urday and Sunday with his parents in the AlmyvilIe village.
 Over a hundred Ford touring cars went through Moosup Sunday after noon on their journey to a Providence firm.
 Edwin Main of Meriden. employed in the N- Y, Nt H. & H. R. R. office in Hartford spent Saturday and Sun day at his home here.
 Attempted Break.
 An attempt was made to enter the hardware store owned by Charles Sal isbury, Prospect street. Sunday morn ing at about o'clock While trying to gain entrance through the front door a person in a nearby house, was awakened and after seeing what was happening notified Mr Salisbury b5- telephone. He and his son Lester came to the store as soon as possible but evidently those who were trying to enter were frightened by some noise and left in an automobile before MT. Salisbury arrived.
 Harold Barber motored to Norwich Saturday afternoon.
 Many Attended Dance.
 The dance held Saturday evening under the auspices of the Jolly Four, was well attended. During a short in sold Music was by the Ideal Singing orchestra of Webster
 Students Farm Work.
 Supt John L. Chapman gave very interesting address Monday evening to the high school students concern ing agricultural volunteering. Every high school student may be asked to sign a paper to the effect that he or she will be willing to work on farm this summer if fair wages may be ob- tained- The committee consisting of Joseph W. A1sop. William c. Cheney, Charles T. Davis. John P. Elton, Geo M. Landers. Wilson H. Lee, Robert w. Perkins, Robert Scovil1e and C1inodd I. Stoddard, is now devoting time to the matter Should the plan be voted favorably blanks similar to the follow ing will be sent to every high school the state to be filled by the students:
 Junior Agricultural Volunteer
 I volunteer to work on farm from I wish to board on the farm
 I wish to work by the day and live at home (Strike out the line you do not use.) Have you had any farm experience? (Ans- Yes or No-) Age ...... Height Weight It is understood that I will receive fair wages. the rate to be agreed upon between myself and my employer.
 St Address and No. .......-.
 School Notes. The Piainffe1d High school baseball team is to hold practice on the Car pet grounds. Moosup. this (Tuesday) afternoon. The seniors held class meeting on I Ernest Barber, a sailor on the bat tleship Florida, Is spending fur ough of nine days at his home on Catholic hill. Delor Mathieus of Waterbury spent Saturday and Sunday with his mother lere. Mrs J. C. Gallup attended a meet l ng of the Red Cross society in Provi- l ience Monday. Miss Bertha Pratt of Providence | spent the weekend with her parents | m Prospect street. The community chorus held re- ,earsa1 Sunday afternoon in the Fran l O. AmerfcAn rooms