Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-29

Tomorrow is the day that the village people have been looking forward to ering voted to hold the seventh annual reunion at Taftville. and Aug. 90, St, and Sept. were selected for the days ito hold the gathering.
 This week has seen a big change in the .viliage, lights have been strung along the entire length of Front street and the homes of the Pioneers have been decorated. The committee on decorations have started working about the village and today (Friday) the poles along the main streets will be decorated with fir trees and build ings will be draped with flags and bunting. Popemah ball where. the Pioneers will hold their annual meet ing has been prettily decorated and Parish hall, where the banquet for the service men Is to be held, is also to be fitted for the occasion.
 The program committee reports that many of the local organizations have already stated that they. will be on hand when the call of Fall int" is heard. The soldiers and sailors will also take their places in the line. out cards to Pioneers living in other cities reminding them of the reunion and have had many answers. most of them to the effect that they could village to be present. Pioneers who have relatives in other cities have opened their homes for the week end, and Thursday saw the first arrival of the, horae-conaers. Two automobile loads and several who came in on the train. Cards were not sent to the Pioneers living in Norwich and other cities. but they are expected to be present at the seventh annual reunion of the Pioneer Boys of Taftville.
 The Taftyille .congTega tion2l church will open Sunday morning for a special service and Secretary Edwin Hill Of the Norwich Y. NJ. c. A. will give the address to the Pioneers.
 Wednesday morning at the Sacred Heart church Rev. U. O. Beileroso united in marriage Miss Rosario La- mothe and Henry Pep!n. Miss Yvonne Gladue, a friend of the bride. acted as man.
 After the wedding reception was held at the home of the brides parents on Hunters avenue and many friends .ceived many, beautiful gifts from her many friends in the village. The couple left Wednesday on a short tour and upon their return vii make their home in the village.
 The bride Is the daughter of Joseph and Victoria Lavelle I.amethe and has always lived in the village. The groom Is the son of Arthur and IaBarre Pep in and was born In Giasgo. He is a
 The public and parochial schools VIII open for the fall session on Sept :.
 Boys accp stoned to sitting on the railing of the Penemah building will find that this seat will not he as com fortable ss" 1t used to be. as spiked rails are being erected hy carpenters working oa the building. This practice of the younger boys and of the older ones as wen has been a source of an- noyance to those living in the block and as carpenters are repairing the building and Strengthening the rail around the building the new spike rails will tend to keep it in good condition.
 Henry Caron has left the village for Gardner Lake. where he will stay for few weeks at the lake hotel.
 Miss Anna Fraser has returned to her home In Mcegup after having yis- fted for a few days at tho home of Miss Christian Miller of Ffont street.
 Thursday affsrnoor employees of the electric company at Nsrwich were en- gagged in installing a new transformer en one of the poles along Front street New lights are being added to those already installed along the streets of the village ana more power Is needed.