Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-26

-Ccnluaittsess or memoFiaf Day.
 william Denis Of New Haven has heen called here by the critical illness of his mother, Mrs. John Denis.
 Mrs Charles Byles has been visit ing at Rev. Frank Fuliers at Abing- Harrv Sainthrops has been in Leina- fs&er Mess-. called there by the serious illness of his sister. Mrs. Edward Ia Hrasn F.rederfca oaney of waterford visdted at E.. Hoxie Lalfbridge's Tues day.
 sdr. and Mrs. Eba Burlington have haan recent Norwich visitors.
 A private dance was held at the town hall Thursday evening.
 Streets Oiled.
 on has been put on the streets.
 Harold Barber to Preach.
 If fs expected Harold Barber will rsresch at the Congregational church from June until Septemb Der. when ne win return to his studies at Hartloro TheoIogicaI Seminary. He Is the son If Rev and Mrs! Clarence Barper or DanieIson and will make his home here during the summer
 Death of John Psllett.
 John PeIlest, s4, died at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Lydia Bennett Sat lIrday evening, having been i'll for sew eraL weeks He leaves his wife, two daughters, Mrs Lydia Bennett of this I-iIlsre. Mrs. Elmer Bennett of Plain 6eId and two sons, Charles of Daniel so1 and Albert of Canterbury. Tuner al services were held at his daughters home TlHysday forenoon at Il o'clock and burial was in the family lot at Pa chaug. cousin. Miss Susie Shepard. of Boston, Sheriff and Mrs. Sydney Brown of New London were Sunday visitors at
 
 Mrs. Mary F. Loring has been the guest of relatives in Westerly, R. l.
 The Kings Daughters met Monday afternoon Supper was served for the Tr, and Mrs. Charles Walker of Southampton, L. L. are visiting rela- tivas here where they formerly lived
 James Adams has purchased the store in PIainfeId, formerly owned by Leo Wilcox.
 infant daughter, Barbara. of Hollis ton spent Sunday at George Lorings- They formerly lived here.
 Joins Concert Company.
 Mss Rose F. Seguin, a student at the New England Conservatory Of Music. Boston, has been spending few days with her parents. Mir. and Mrs Israel Seguin. Miss Seguin h4ii been at the conservatory for three years. She has joined Chautauqua concert company and will travel dur ing her summer vacation. The first entertainment will be given by the company June 4th, and they will travel as far south as Norfolk, Nir- MT. and Mrs. Fredrick North spent Sunday with Mrs. North's parents. MT. and Mrs. Andrews at Washington, R.
 Memorial Day Committees.
 The following committees have been chosen to serve for the Memorial day exercises ---
 Wreatf1s-Moosup.- Wi1.Am c. Eiu: PIainheld, Henry F. Newton; Packer. Thomas Brown; Wauregan, J. Arthur Atwood: Central Village, Willis Rouse: Green Hollow. Mrs c. Annie Bennett; ROods. William Bish- op; wreath foundations, L. Howard Cross, Homer L. Dean: evergreen, Willis Torrey, George Street; trans portation.- George R Torrey. Frank H. Tfilinghast; decorations in hall, Will jam Thompson. John Greenhalgh; drum corps. Charles Mcfarland, Ever Broadnead. Mrs Charles Mcfarland
 To Aid Veterans.
 All patriotic organizations and cit emblems. on the graves at the ceme- teries in town as the veterans are too feeble to do much of the work which they have done in the past so well The list Of veterans now living in this town follow: Christopher Lyons, Will jam Dean, William Simmons, Willis Rouse. James Pellett. George Bliven, Samuel Sheldon. Frederick Leudewig, Ransom House, Michael Deadly, Ralph Deadly. Ralph Street Frank Bfbeau. Henry Newton, Thomas Brown, Hir- am Handy --.-