Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-23

A mems supper and dedication of service flag was held in the Methodist vestry Wednesday evening. . At S30 o'clock under the efficient management of Edward H. Latirner, chairman, a
 fine meat pie supper was. served with string beans. beets, pickles, celery,
 brown bread. pie and coRee. MT. Lat inner was ably assisted by J. Otis
 Winchester, Alton Stoddard, R Irving Hurlbutt, Winthrop Hurlbutt and Dud- ley c. Perkins.
 The walters were D. R Povey, Har- Ian NeWbury and Richard H.. Chase. Andrew P. K. Miller. sold supper stick cts. ts | At g. o'clock there was the dedica- ton of the flag in honor of those in the service from this congregation
 Rev. James M Potter, chairman an nounced the following programme:
 Singing, Star Spangled Banner; prayer, Rev. Allen Shaw Bush; pa triotic poem, written by Mrs. Emma B. Adams, of St. Paul, Minn., widow of former pastor of this church, Rev Dwight ". Adams, ready by Mrs. Del phine Fish; singing, school children; Loyalty to the Word Today, under di- rection Of Miss Grace A. Chapman: reading of hoaor roll, Courtland .5 Colver; recita tioh, Dorothy Birch and Elm Beth Benpett; Here's, to You Soldier Boy! address, I.ev..Allen Shaw Bush, introducing the speaker of the evening, Rev. J. Roneyn Danforth. of
 New London. who, gave splendid patriotic address on Stars of Service
 America, s4ng4 by all and. the bene- diction pronounced by Rev. Mfr. Bush, closed the exercises. The Honor Roll.
 There were fifteen names from the congregation on the honor roll for stars in the service flag, seven in the aEmy and eight in the navy: Army.
 l First Sergeant Samuel. E. Lester, at Fort Wright. First Sergeant Lyman J. s. Richards. 17th Co, Fort Williams, Me, Lieutenant John E. Perkins. off :
 cers' training school, Camp Custer. Rattle Creek, Mich. Lieutenant Will
 ian H, Burns, 18th Field Artillery, Le 9n Springs, Texas. Corporal Carroll $ Hurlbutt, Company H, 18th Infantry First Arizona, Camp Kearney, .Califor- nia. Private Henry&.J.e Collins, Co. B l a0Srd Machine Gun Battery. Camp Devens, Aver, Mass. Private Melee DeCeassar, Fort Terry.
 | Navy.
 Captain Charles Satteriee, Q. S. s
 Tampa, U. $. Naval Forces, Europe | Charles @H. Miller, chief master al 1 arms. Andred P. K. Miller. chief car | penters' mate Charles wiederman duarterrnaster. sergeant, Marine. corps Joseph P. DeRusila, chief electrician Carl Judel Manker, chief electrician ] (radio), all at the submarine base. Carlton B. Lawson, Harvard Radio 1 school, Cambridge; Mass. Lawrence K
 Powell general electrician, subnarint base, New. London. s -s.a j.. Social and Personal.
 l Miss Natalie K.:.g Gibbs of Norwich was "a caller at the family residence 1T 1 the village TueSday.... .3s..-s l Miss Josephine Hart of South Gov. entry was a recent guest of Mrs. Ru | flss w.. HurIbutt,
 Mrs. Fannie A. Moithrop returned tt ] her home in the village Monday -aftel i s9'ending some weeks with relatives Mr. and Mrs. c. E. .Colver, at the Ma Il " Yard. ss: F ! Miss Sarah T. Latimer has beer
 spending a few days with Palmertowi Il MT. and Mrs. Charles Hope of Un
 casyilie were in attendance at tn
 mems supper Wednesday evening l Leases Cottage.
 Il Mrs. Melee DeCrasser of Ncrwicl
 has taker: Bay View cottage, near tn village. ---,..<-.=s:-
 Fl To improve Brown Property. H Carl ". Brown of Norwich was a
 River View place, the property of hi uncle, Charles Fl. Brown, Monday last MT. Brown was accompanied by Norwich contractor to obtain estimate on the work of improvemente to tn
 several cottages there which worl
 will be begun; soon, 1t is understood. sI Dolphin Replaced. \ A government tender was busy O
 Wednesday replacing the dolphin oi
 Red Top, which was lifted by the ic early in the winter. Many hundreds of railroad ties ar
 assembled near the railroad static fc- shipment
 NIANTIes
 Miss Marion Howard Given Surpris Fl Party-infant's Death Hydroaero 2 plane Drops Into Bay.