Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-07-26
Norwich Bulletin. WiiIimantic Of
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Following is the list Of men selected
by the county. jury commissioners for
jury duty for this and nearby towns
Windhan,:. Elmer M. Young. Geo.
f. Burnhan. Raymond Harris, Charles
A Lee, Matthew p. Healey, Eugene J.
Randall, Dwight w. Ives. Edwin Q.
Sumner, Robert NJ. Bath. Napoleon
Blanchette, John A. Bowman. Louis
Bonin F. Lewis Hall. James Johnson
G. Winfield Noyes, Frank H. Moore,
Arthur S. Potter. Fred RosebrooSs,
Hormisdas Dion, Everett d. Hopkins,
Albert L. French. Henry Fryer. John
NJ. eager. L. Edwin Baekus, Charles
M. Holbrook, Armand Trudeau, Fred
E. Peckham, Louis J. Frink. Nelson
A. Daniels, Eugene B. Hanna. George
R. TripD, Alphonse l.. Gelinas. John
c. Barstow, Charles r. Hubbard. Tim
othy E. Sullivan. Pierre Laramee,
Clarence e. Larkin. Owen d. Leach,
A. Lamoureaux, Alfred p. Able, c..
Arthur Keeney. Robert T. GalIigan,
Joseph Gfraca. A. e. Weldon. Carl r.
Afford. Arthur P. Roberts. J. Delo-
est p. Chesbro, VIM e. Light George
c. Moon, Edw. w. Avery. George 6,
Eaton. C. Harry Branch, Walter
Able, Jay NJ. Grant.
Ashford: Henry C. Barlow. Edward
A Wflber. Cicero D. Chapman. Geo. %.
otI1ItHs fkdTSOHl l11t. justin M
rill Frank w. Morey. william Arnai-
tage, James ". Baker. E. Lincoln
White. Henry n. Amidon, z. Burdett
Biclknel1, Edwin NJ. Grant. Bert III.
Gardner. Roscoe NJ. Wright. Henry r.
woodward, Robert d. w. Knewlton.
James e A. Knowlton. James Sun
derIand. Harlow F. Scott. Clifton H
Wright. Otto Hattin. Arthur E. James
and F. C. Chism.
champIin: Clifford NJ. Burdick. Ed
ward G. Burdicz. Frank W. Chappelf
Samuel A. Chappell,- Clifton ]. Church,
James Lewis. Frank C. Lummis. Frank
w Martin. Ross A Moran. William
O'Rourke. John F. Reed. Charles b
WEIGH, Merritt WEIGH and Frank NJ.
White.
Eastferd: H. B. Buell.. c. A. Wheaton
C. P. Latham. Roy E. Latham. w. S.
Warren. C. S. Bowen, Joseph Cur
Charles S. Deans. o. B. Carpenter,
Henry A. Bosworth, Harmon French
John M. Tatem, c. A. Walker, Ariel
Green, A. s. Walker, Chas. w. CLARK,
George o. Upham. Benjamin Stevens,
Dana Keith.
scctIand: Byron Wilson Everett
eager Alfred Warren, Samuel Spen-
Ger. o. H. Sweet. Gerald Waldo, Ar
land Chapman. Clarence Perry. John
Bass, Charles F. Brenn. Archie Gallup,
Leander Haskins. Caleb Anthony,
George Cary and Everett Kimball
Hampton: Fred A. Burnham, Irving
w Hammond, Jirah F. Hyde. George
NJ. Thompson, James w. Cartwright
Lester Fl. Durham. Henry Clapp,
VIM. C: Oliver, Ralph Colvin. Patrick
Burnham, Edward E. Chapel. Jerome
NJ. woodward Wendall Worden. Chas
A. Benham. Willis z. Wade and Mar
tin Dooley.
Late Friday afternoon, q public SER
vice car driven by Stokes Watson in
turning into Bridge street, struck a
Ford car belonging to the state high
way department. Both cars were
rather badly dented up. The acci-
dent was reported to the police but
Watson agreed to settle for the dam
ages admitting that the affair Was
entirely his fault.
The next four Sundays there will be
special topics at the Methodist Epis-
copal church. For months war and
centenary themes have been assign
ed to Methodist min isters ','-t ------
they are able shift from these SUBJ
Jects- The topics announcer uS .r
pastor; Rev G. Harley Smith are: On
July 9th, The World Harmony Es--
sential; August 8. World Harmony
Assurance; August 10, World Har-
money Pernetuity, August II. World
Harmony Leaders. The sermons will,
deal with entirely religious subjects
and will not discuss the league of ma
lions in any detailed way. The same
subjects will be used al the Sunday
morning meetings at South Coventry.
The evening subjects for the ensuing
four weeks will be: July 81, A Journey
Along the Jordan: August 8. The En-
circling Mountains; August 10, Med
iterranean Memories and Messages;
August II. Life in the Attitudes.
The Memorial Boulder erected by A.
c. Tyler Camp. United Spanish War
Veterans and Company B. C. S. G.. to
Co. T.. on the armory grounds on
Pleasant street, was completed during