Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-28
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 by John Woodmansee of Norwich rom the building which has been used as an office into the town hall. This l building was formerly the old Fourth school district schoolhouse, but when | the first Palmer Memorial building was completed ready for use the dis trict turned it over to the town. The past year during the rebuilding of the PaSnoer Memorial building, which was burned, it has again been used for schoolhouse.
 Entertainment. An entertainment and lawn party was given Saturday by the Christian Endeavor society of the Baptist church. pleasing program was given and the sale of ice cream and cake held after wards was well patronized. The Misses Gladys, Jennie. Hazel Lusegnas, Miss Dora Bonville, Miss Rose Hickey, Misses Agnes and Rose Marcoux. Miss Ida Bonville. Isadore Shapiro. friends of Miss Mollie Dactor. were pleasantly entertained on Wed father. Joseph Dactor. After an even ing spent with gapnes of various kinds, a delicious lunch was served The Methodist church members are planning a speaking contest which will :ake place in August. Miss Edith Nagle of New London, instructor. Mrs. William La Bounty is enter taining as her guest for a while Miss Agnes Partridge of Mystic. A community picnic has been plan ned to be held at Browning's Beach July 25. A basket lunch will be served.
 her recent guest Mrs. George Mo- Gugan of Groton Long Point. Edmond Killeen, employed in New London, has resigned his position and he reported for active service In the Tenth company, c. N. G., Wednesday. The deer have made havoc with the fields of pole beans owned by Judge Dan D. Home of the Center and Fred erick Perkins.
 Howard Kelsey has purchased a new automobile.
 Decorated by King.
 Mrs. David Johnson has received news that her cousin, Miss Mary PinkhaIn, of Calgary, has been dec of St. John of Jerusalem in recogni- ton of her effective leadership in the Red Cross. Miss Pinkham is the first woman in Canada that has been thus honored.
 Mrs. Raymond Douglass has a very brilliant display of Sweet William which attracts much attention.
 While playing in his swing, Joseph, the year old son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Rosseau, fell and broke his arm.
 Miss Josephine Hart, after a few weeks visit with friends in Stonington, returned to her home Saturday after noon.
 Frances Cousins of Westerly has re- turned to her home after spending a week as the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Cousins of the village.
 Boys Who Are Drafted.
 The recent selective draft causes many mothers of the town to carry heavy, aching hearts. A large mum Der of the towns young men are among those whose names appear in the complete list. Taken from the regular list, they are Alexander Sweitz Kaximisz. James Metcalf, Reuben s. Austin Joseph Laldver Paul KIicka bee. Lony Lulugub, NJ. Ncidurewski, John F. Castro, Fred Iizull, N. Resker, H. J. Bradford. J. M. Webber, John Kuta. c. F. Allen, Joe Zurilt. B. Rezol- grub, Mike Bryzk, Henry Price. R. Napierkowski w w. Lyman, M. Mur- phy. F. A. Sheldon. H. B. Kent. F. D. Neff, John Koppo, NJ. Fishbein. w. L. Tony Molskva. X. Wrechana J. Lebe- devin, E. J. Gilchrist, Mike Kosteclli, Ed Caroline, K Onichovs'5E, Nathan Berwish, Aul Veronie. Petel. KossaIx, William Yardusky. J. Raleahovitch, Donald Bullard Walter Tobszk P. Dorospeivck, Walter Haak William Mendt. A. F. Merriman, K. Bickllocsky George Brierley, H. D. Watt, NJ
 
 NJ. Bodoniderm. John W. Cuddy. H. c. Bogue, E. c. Curtin, s. F. Craig W. Koviliski H. o. Grepti1.
 Mrs. Herman Johnson and son re- turned to their home in Norwich Mon day after a week spent in town.
 At the Methodist church Sunday morning there was special service for the children. Rev. Charles C.. Tib- betts. pastor, performed the rites upon 12 children follows: CIarise Mary. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Edward Hermanson, Anna Isa belle. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Harold Cornet, Lillian rose. Eleanor Ruth Howard Warren. Elsie Lena, Myra Louise, Frank Hen ". Geneva May Edna Eva, Grace Alice, Agnes Jennie. daughters and sons of MT. and Mrs. Albert Eggle- ston.
 Miss Carrie Wood is spending brief vacation as the guest of her brother, George N. Wood, of Providence
 A very pleasant affair was a sur prise given MT. and Mrs. Frederick Church al the home of Mir and Mrs Thomas church Friday evening The associate pupils in the Sunday school class of which Mrs. Church is a mem Der met at their home and presented her with a silver pickle fork and cream Iadle in honor of their recent mar riage. The evening was pleasantly spent and during the evening refresh ments were served. Included among those present were Miss Eloise Land- May Church, Miss Ella Rosenlund Miss Carrie Wood, Miss Maude Ben rett Mrs. Charles Allen and Mrs Reuben Austin.
 MT. and Mrs. John Huggard after few weekcs spent in New Brunswick have returned to their home in Palm ertown.
 The death of William BYrnes occur red at his home in Palmertown Sun cay after several weeks illness. Mir. Byrnes had been in poor health for some time and was taken to the Backus hospital for surgical treatment He was brought to his home about two weeks ago from the hospital, but was not seen to rally. For many years he has conducted a barber shop anI was member of the Home guard He is survived by two sisters Mrs Will liam Craig and Mrs. George O. T. Watt. His funeral was solemnized from his home in Palmertown We'd nesday morn ing yIitI r-nc,I,ior,, iascrl.