Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-14
sun. Moon nnd Tiles.
CREENEVTLLE

Saturday morning another Greene Vile boy in the service passed away when Private James Thomas Morri- sen, stationed at Camp Upton Eap- hank, N Y,. became victim of pneu- monia.
 His mother Mrs. James Morrison. of North Main street, was immediate ly notified. She gave instructions for the return of his body.
 Private Morrison was a favorite with everyone who knew him and es- pecially so with his friends in the United States Finishing company. where he was employed previous to going to camp, who always found him smiling and ready to exchange a joke for a joke.
 His parents and relatives deeply feel the loss for he was a home low ing young man, his first thought be- lLS always that mother should come first.
 He went away from Norwich with a quota of limited service men, about five or six weeks ago. and contracted pneumonia shortly after his arrival there.
 Besides his mother, Private Morri- son is survived by a sister. Mae, and brother, John, 22 and 1T. respec- lively.
 Private Morrison was born in Nor wich about 25 years ago, and passed most of his life here. He was grad uate of the Greeneville Grammar school and was employed by the She | tuclet company for several years, and | then by the United States Finishing ] company. He was a member of St | Mary's church and will be greatly mourned by his fellow church mem | bers.
 Edgar Barry of the submarine base is spending a few days with his reIa- | tives in the Village. | Ernest Fox. who has just returned | from France and was over there for four monthss is spending a few days | furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Fox of Tenth street MT. Fox is on a transport and enjoys the navy | life greatly.
 The schools in the village are closed for another week owing to the Span ish influenza epidemic.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan oi Mowry avenue have returned after l spending two weeks in Dorchester l N H.. with MT. SuIlivans relations.
 John O'Neil of the submarine base spent the week -end with his parent on Second street.
 | Word has been received by Mrs | William McCEmon that her son. Lieut. 1 William McCnmon, had arrived over. seas safely.
 William Semple spent Sunday 1T Preston City
 Many young people were seen walk. ing to Preston City. Sunday.
 Miss Helen Galley of New Have1 is spending a few days with her aunt Mrs. Patrick Sullivan of Central ave nue.
 Charles Fox, who is working il Providence, is spending a few day at his home on Tenth street.
 Patrick Cleary has resigned his DO sition in the United States F'infshir, company and has accepted a position with the Marlin Rockwell Co.
 Martin Kramer has accepted a DO sition with James M. Young.
 John Shea spent the week end wis iting his relatives in Providence.
 Private Jerry Downing is spendin, a few days with his mother, Mrs Downing of North Main street. He stationed at Camp Upton and is ii the quarterfnasters corps.
 About 1.30 o'clock Sunday afternoo the current breaker box on Thir teenth street got on fire owing to short circuit caused by carmen wh put both trolley poles. one on the dea and the other oh the live wire. Th box was in flames and was put oii
 by the men of the barn with chemi calls. It burned the insulation of the wire around the barn and all tn wires in the barn were dead.