Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-11

Warden F. E. Cunneen has been ap- pointed a member of the Connecticut
 council of defense for Windham | county.
 | Received June Box. l Friends hung a June box to Miss Catherine T. Thayer at the home Of her grandparents. MT. and Mrs. A. F. | Wood.
 spent Sunday with friends in Daniel
 Mrs. Walter F. Jacobs and daugh- ters are to spend the summer with Rev. and Mrs. Roy B. Chamberlin at Saranac Lake.
 Mrs. Charles M. Smith of Hawkins street will have the members of the ! Ladies' Reading circle at her home for
 a meeting this afternoon May Reach Full Strength. i The Thirteenth company may be re- l cruited up to full strength. 109 men. at tonight's drill, and that Is the hope of 1 The F'ortnightly club is to meet to- | morrow with Miss Susan Young of | North Main street. Civic Federation Meeting. l There was a special meeting of
 members of the Civic federation at the home of Mrs. James NJ. Paine, Broad | street, Saturday afternoon. Many from Danielson attended the
 baseball game between the Putnam 1 team and the Athletics of South Man 1 chester at Putnam Saturday afternoon. Lists of Registered Men. Town officials have prepared type written lists of the men who register l ed in the military enrolment in Kill
 lingly last Tuesday. Louis Lague is to spend the sum l mer at his cottage at Oakland Beach, l where it is expected that his health 1 will be benefited.
 William A. Reach of the West Side caught a trout that weighed nearly pound and half.
 Rev. D. J. Nelly Breaches. Rev. Denton J. Nelly of Gloucester, Mass, preached at the services at the Baptist church Sunday, returning here to preach for the first time since leav-
 ing the local church as pastor five years ago.
 Rev. H. N. Brown conducted services at the Pentecostal church in Putnam ] Sunday afternoon.
 Attorney Harry E. Back addressed the members of the Mems class on World Happenings at the Congrega- l tional church Sunday morning during | the Sunday school hour. Canvass for Bond Sales. A canvass for liberty bonds is being
 made at the mill of the Goodyear Cot | ton company.
 Members of the Epworth league of i the Methodist church met with Mrs Emma Oates of Palmer street Sun l day afternoon. Commencement Speaker. Rev. Edward HoIyoke, D. D.. Provi- dence, is to be the speaker at the com | nencement exercises to be held in the | town hall on the evening of Thursday, l June 21.
 Foresters' Memorial. | Mem bers of Court Oak Grove, F. of 1 A., held their annual Memorial ser | vices for deceased members Sunday afternoon, marching from their hall on Main street to St. James cemetery where the graves of members who have passed beyond were decorated and the usual ceremonials held. There were delegations present representing courts of the order in surrounding towns The
 procession was escorted by St. James band.
 Easy Way to Buy Bonds.
 Active canvassing for liberty loan subscriptions will continue this week and by Friday the work here will have
 been completed. Many subscriptions,
 mostly for small amounts, were re-
 ceived Saturday. It seems that in some quarters it is not understood that these
 bonds may be purchased through local
 banks on easy payment plans-as tow
 as a dollar week after the savings
 club idea. Workers in local manu-
 featuring plants have subscribed for
 thousands of dollars worth of the
 bonds on the weekly payment plan.