Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
..anF this afternoon: to attend the ex,

t.;fS this afternoons to attend the eX- '.ci.ss to1iGht.
 rsi~ 'eGtiEons %o of' windhnann canter '.c,d a s.eeial meeting Wednesday
 i.sSJfl ciie chapel of the Congrega- islai church for the purpose of se- ae etipE and deciding unoiP a 'fi1e for |" pro7osed 9cU school building to .H erected. tieegc -fasld called Following
 h. HqSip-l taken at thc snecial town "c ueated the people of Windhan
 oyiiesato :sclect the &new site. The meeting was called to order by Il. C.
 athrop, who gs;is DesS,iadsd to' act as c,lG,Tn&n. Three e:' four sites were ir1uGnt to the iL,testion of.the meet lug l1y Selcetmaf George Cook, who ave de ,crintion Of them and after full discgssion by those present. an i"f0rnrl vote was taken on the matter with cac result that what is known as theft oe.snan lot seemed to be unani- mou,1ly tho favored site foi. the build- ing. {. Out of 6S votes cast on a ballot Of tour different sites. g. were neces- sanr for q choice and tho Lockman sit2 received 42 votes. There was G1Iri thing of t surprise in the result of the vote, inasmuch aa it was known at the previous teWn meeting that De- Nih Lockm3n was very. much op No3sd to any of his property being nscd Tor such a purpose and through is,,,1 nis .hwyer S present a1,d at dnnone the by every means in his power any ac- ton or condemnation proceedings by thcatovn to use any portion of his property for" a school building How ever. the people have made a choice Of tho Lockman lot and it is appar- ent that condemnation proceedings Will have to be instituted if the lot is accepted at 9 special meeting to be held, later. At this meeting action will also he taken on the additional appro- pration of s15000 asked for to build the new schoolhouse.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Larrabee of Prospect street were most agreeably surprised Wednesday night by the unexpected arrival at their home of their son. Private Lester H. Larrabee. Private Larrabee's parents knew of his arrival in this country last Sum day. but did not expect him home quite so soon. r'In fact the young man was agreeably surprised to receive his discharge Tuesday morning and lost no time in starting for home from Camp Dix. N. J.. where, he received his final discharge from the service Private Larrabee has had wonderful experience, during his eighteen months soareer in thes ambulance ser vice and escaped being wounded but was >gassed twice. In addition to bringing with him many interesting German trophies. Private Larrabee al so kept ardiary from day to day of his experiences and of what he saw while over there. He was warmly vel comed by his many friends in. this city
 Principal George H. Shaefer, of the State Normal school, will address the characterization meeting this (Fri- day) evening at the Y. NJ. C. A. The meeting is held under the auspices of the industrial department and MT. Shaefer's talk will be on the National Government. There are two more weekly meetings to be held This of great benefit and value to those who would ihave a. knowledge of the laws and government of this country.
 All trains. beaded east through Will nmantic. Thursday carried large number of soldiers on their way to take part in the big parade in that city today (Friday). It was stated on Thursday that about 800 citizens of Willimantic would spend the day in Boston to witness the parade.
 Three employment certificates were granted Thursday morning by A. w. Buchanan, agent of the state board of education, at his, office in the town building. Five applicants were pres ent but. two failed to pass the require ments. .. ,.,...
 pr, R. e, White recently sold to Thomas Murray the two tenement house. at No. 32 Spring street, another tenement house at 27 Pearl street. @nd cottage at No. q Pearl street
 The marriage of William E. Me: \ and Mrs Eugenie Mabel Gerrick tv-K place Thursday morning at the lat ter's home, No. 126 North street. the ceremony being performed by Rev. A D. Carpenter They were, attended by MT. and Mrs. Charles Covell and Jeff on the noon express for Boston where they will spend their honeymoon They will make their home at 12C North street.
 A good number was present at the meeting Thursday afternoon of the Willimantic's Woman's club. whict was one in the series of lectures beine held under the auspices of the civic and home economies committees ot the club. Miss Margaret Robinson o Hartford addressed the meeting on thC topic, Give Your Child a~Chance. an( her talk contained many valuable points and suggestions onfthis all i'm