Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-22
JEWETT CITY
Roundup of ChautauquzoThe Guar antors For 191e-Death of Pierre Au Ciair-Former Resident Reported Missing in Action.

Chautauqua has come and gone and Griswoid and surrounding towns have benefited by an uplift that leaves the place on higher and broader plane of thought, not only by the superior talent which presented the course but by the personality of Supt and Mrs. Newcomb and the junior superin.end- ent, Miss Lacey. People who favor Chautduqua, were not inclined to fa- for its coming this year But after hearing Dr. Greens message from the government and knowing his high po- sItion as a Red Cross worker. what the government recommends is suffi- c-ent. The war rallies in this town have not been attended enough to make them worth the coming of the speakers. but at Chautauqua the in- formation and inspiration gained by sthe two war lectures were worth the price of the entire course, anu were heard by audiences of hundreds of people. More than sixty guarantors have signed the contract for next year, and five hundred and seven dol lars have been pledged for tickets. People who are not guarantors nave signlfed their willingness to help otu in deficit. and to be responsible for the sale of tickets
 The list of guarantors for next year
 
 other names to be added later: pr. G. II. Jennings. H. c. Webster, Rev. J. W. Payne. W. H. Brown, Alice A. Brown, E. W. Blake, F. E. Robinson. A. b. -Tripp. Sarah k Adams. Archie Mclaughlin. Rev M D. Fuller, Mrs. A. M. Clarke. Horace Mailhotte, Dr. r. E. Rainville, A. M. Clarke, J. H. Shea. W. C. Terry, Dr. Frank White, Mrs. E. A. Faust, J. T. Wilbur, Hor- Tl1 -fars T1I,- A. Fl. Anthony, Mrs. Laura CITenier. l.. Y. Whitford. Jacob Wechsler. Alex McClusSage, Rev. W. J. Reynolds, Mrs. R. W. Dearnley. Edw. Rousseau, Q. L. Johnson, W. E. Montgomery. w. 5. Truesdell, Fred Robinson, E. II. HiscoX. Edmond Jodoin, Mrs. E. B. Cheney. Chas. s. Butts. Mrs. F. E. Rainville, J. A. Hourigan, Thos. Mo Broome, John Whalley, G. H. Prior. Guy Parmenter. F. D. Ballou, I. P. German. Mrs. H. N. Wheelock. C. D. Wolf. E. F. Burleson, J. T. Stewart, John Potter, M. F. Shea. J. B. Palmer, J., Gordon Willis. J. H. Mccarthy, Chas. T. Armstrong, Dr. s. H. Holmes, Frank Wilcox, Henry Olsen.
 Missing in Action.
 Alex Czereszewski lived in Je,yett until a month before he enlisted, when he moved to Greeneville. and went rom there. Saturday night a .ele- gram was received here. saving he had been missing in action since June e4. The family do not live here and a brother received the telegram.
 - Report For Duty.
 Norman. MacLean reported at New York for duty Sunday and Adelard Dufresne at Newport.
 Miss Hallie Burleson is at Lone Tree Farm in Torrington.
 Earl S.fHiscox from the Radio schooI II Newport spent Sunday at his home He was an eve witness of the airshir accident in which Lieut.. A. r. SoutheI was killed on Friday.
 On the San Diego.
 James Armstrong. [. s. N. 2 visi. tor at Rev. E~ NJ. Anthony's not long since, was pharmacists mate on tht San Diego which was sunk Friday No wordshas been received yet as tc his safetN It was reported tha' ChaunceN Geer was on the boat bu that is not true.
 Mrs. c. B. Hatch of Ware Mass. Was a weekend visitor at her broth e|s E.-F.. Burlesons.
 Asher N. Read of Rockville has beer the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. W Rearnley.
 pr. J. H. Mclaughlin has returned from a few days stay at Block Island
 Mrs. Fred s. Brown and Miss Dori Brown, Shepherd and Arnold Rrow1 If Maiden. Mass. have been Ut Georg Ayers for. a short stay.
 Miss Marian Robinson and Mis- Charlotte Cady are at Miss Cady's cot age at Willimantic campground.