Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-03
W1LLMANTIC,
Norwich Bulletin Willinantic offie, g Church St. Telephone 105.
What Is Going On Tonight.


 Ladies' Catholic Benevolent asso- Ciation meets in St Joseph's hall
 Obwebetuck lodge. No. 16. ]. O. o. F., meets in Odd Fellows naH.
 Frank p. Fenton. secretary of the Selective Service Board of the 17th district, has been asked through the military emergency board to furnish Governor Holcomb with the names of all discharged members of the famous .6th Division from the town of Wind ham, and their present mailing ad- dress. It is presumed this information is wanted so that tickets may be sent the various men and accommodations arranged for their participation in the parade of the 26th Division to be held m Boston soon. The names of the discharged members of the 18th Divi- sion from this city and vicinity are as follows: From Company l.. 102nd In fantry. Corporals Thomas A. Shea, Joseph Diou, Fred E. Durrey; Pri- yates Edward A. Jackson. Irving R. Webb. Henry Beauregard. Er-est A. Genoit Edward J. Donovan, Philip Eion. Thomas O'Connor. Archie Les sard and Alfred Vertefuillc of this city. sergeant W. L. Knox and Private Franklin C. Wadsworth of South Cov'' entry. Musician John ]. Jearde of NN rate Charles F. Sweet of Company c. 1o1st Machine Gun Battalion, total of 16 men.
 "Wednesday night proved to be a great night for Ellldom ir this city when the tallation of officers of lo- cal lodge, No. 1911. B. r c. F., took place This ceremonial was followed hy an excellent entertainment in cele- hration of the fifth anniversary of the institution of the lodge. The regu- lar meeting wednesday night was held m Center Street Armory at : ?. m md was the last meetinq at which the -xalted ruler of the past year, T Frank Cunningham. was to preside The installation was the principa business of the meeting which work was carried out in a most efficient manner by Past Exalted Ruler Thurs ten. of Putnam. The new. officers are: M F. Sullivan. exalted ruler; John B EdSarton, esteemed leading knight; James r. McGlonc, esteemed loyal lznigh.: R. Ernest Melody, es teemed featuring knight: Louis J Flynn. secretary: A. Y. Vaughn. treas urer: E. J. Dernis. tyler: Jnhn E. Brick trustee for three years Immediate ly following the installation the meet ing adjourned to Odd Fellows hall Wfiere q UIle fnlthGH ilIt SupptI Wal served Daring the supper music wa! furnished by Pickett's orchestra anC sUngs were sung by the diners. Fol lowing the supper. a tor-uotCh musi gal and vaudeville entertainment wa lnioved The local lodge is growth. fast and the past year. urder the lead prship of T. Frank Cunningham, ha been particularly successful one. owe 100 members having been added 10 if roster Guests were present iron Norwich, New London, Rockville an, Putnam. The committee Tn charg Of the entertainment comprised: Ar thur Small James F. McGlGne, NeIsol [ aniels. John McQuillan and Ernes Melody. The officers uf the lodg turing the rast successful year wer r. Frank Cunningham. exalted ruler N F. Sullivan, esteemed leadin, Knight, Arthur Racicot, esteemed Toy al knight. James F. McGlone. esteenaet lccturing knight L. ]. Flynn. secre tSry: A. Y. VNushn. treasurer; E. J