Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-12

letter dated Oct. 22. week later than the above, Private Summers informed his parents that he had just left the trenches and was on his way to rest camp.
 Private Lyferd R. Smith is reported to have been wounded in action Oct Sth, degree of wound undetermined His mother, Mrs, Ethel Johnson, 84s Main street. has received letter from him dated Oct, ii in which he said that he had been wounded in the les by a bullet from a German machine gun, but was improving.
 The latest rspert from st. JeseRh's hospital op the condition of Capt William A. Wolfe of South Coventry was encouraging. Captain Wolfe sus- tained fractured skull Tuesday while attempting to stop runaway horse fractured skull as a result of a fall at his home, is very much improved.
 Mrs Otto B. Robinson has returned from few days stay in New York.
 The annual dinner held jointly by the executive committee and advisory board of the Windham Girls club will take place tonight. About 20 guests are expected The decorations are of Christmas green and red.
 John J. Henry has resumed his work with the Foley & Henry firm after a stay in Bridgeport, where he has been l undergoing successful course of treatment
 Louis J. Flynn, who has been assist ant ticket agent at the station of the New Haven railroad, has been trans ferred to the freight office, and his place will be taken by Waltef J. Fa- hey, who has been employed previous 1 ly by Herbert E. Smith.
 Mrs, John G. Bill of North street has returned from a stay of several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Alma B. Bull lock, of Cambridge. Mass.
 James G. Robinson, Jr., has been discharged from the service and has returned home from the Great Lakes l Training station.
 Leopold Oliner has also been dis charged and has returned home.
 The annual Christmas tree prepared by the welfare bureau for needy Will | limantic children will be he'd this year Dec. 2sth in the old arHory on IValley street. All who are willing te contribute toys, books or clothing, ] either new or second hand, are beins requested to leave them at the welfare hul eau or give the address where they may be called for.
 Ire slogan to be used in the Wiili- mantle Red Cross roll call will be the ] one used on the attractive Greenieaf poster "All you need is heart and s dollar"
 Mss Jane Ashton, who has been the manager of the Sperry & Hutehin- son store, is to be stenographef for Louis A. Arnold.
 Mrs. Rosa "A. Palmer died Wednes- day morning at her home, 20 Mountain | street. Mrs Palmer was born ir Hampton July 26, 1863, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Darius Shippee. She married Frederick J. Palmer, who died some time ago, She is survived by two sons, Sergeant Frederick J Palmer of the |, S. army and Forrest J. Palmer of Hartford; a daughter Mrs. C. H. Clark, of New Haven; foul sisters, Mrs. Weleett Witter of Brock lyn, Mrs. Eldora Neff of Ciark's Cor ners, Mrs Gertrude FriHk and Miss Lucetta Shippee of North Windham and brother Duty Shippee.
 The home service section of the Willimantic chapter of the Red Cross has an office in the town buildins which is open Tuesday and SaturdaS afternoons from to } o'clock. Mrs John Reilly, chairman of the commit tee, and Mrs. William Whittemere secretary. aye on hand each afternoon and are kept busy attending to tht various calls made on them.