Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-17
DANIEL.SON

] | Private Richard J. Healey and Pri- vate Adelard Ba1beau, the latter TOW
 wearing civilian clothes, left Wedres day morning for Camp Devens, Private i l Heaiey returning after leave of ab sence Private Barbeau to visit his | 1 friends in his old compahy: This pair smiled Wednesday, sas they started on
 the trip to the cantonment. They | | nude similar trip together on Sep | tember 5, 1917, as the first two select | | ed men ever to leave this district, and | neither ever got back here until the l war was over. Wednesdays trip was 1 l somewhat different in prospect than | their first one together, for they nave
 been through the worlds hell since then. H 1t was stated "Wednesday that the
 case of Miss Gertrude Wardell vs. the
 town of Killingly was taking the usual II course in the superior. court of the
 county, and in all probability will
 come to trial in due time. There has been no unusual development in con nection with the case excepting a
 communication which the selectmen have addressed to the town school committee, which communication may not be made public at this time for good and sufficient reason.
 Captain F. o. Huntingdon of Com pany, State Guard, stated Wednes- day that the armory be open at 7.45 this evening so that those who desire to enlist in the state guard service will have an opportunity to inquire about the matter.
 Captain Huntingdon has addressed the following order to the members of his command:
 Company c, 3rd Infantry Connecti- cut State Guard Order No. 3: s Danielson, Conn.,, April 15, 1919 l It is very probable that this command will be asked to take part in two paradeS next month, welcoming RI the returned soldiers and Memorial J day and that we may make good ap- A pearance on these occasions every man \ should make special effort to be pres \ ent at every Grill.
 It will be necessary for anyone q Who wishes to enlist in this command s to do so at once if they wish to take 2 part in these parades as it will take some time to get the equipment here. The need for an organized and q armed force in the state is as urgent X today as 1t has been at any time in < tho last three, years and until such $ time as the war department and con- a gress shall get together on some def 9 mite plan of National Guard, compul- S sory military training or a combin- & ation of both it is up to us to do our # part in maintaining such a force. A 2 few of the men whose time is out will sa not re-enliSt so everyone. try and get ' at least one recruit. Do not be afraid E that we will have too many for we X can use all do the right kind that will enlist. Also there is chance q that weekly drills may be omitted x during June, July, August and Septem- % Der, if we are recruited to the maxi .s mum strength"
 N The Senior class Of kilIingiy High A School, to be graduated in JlIne held sS q meeting and 1nade the following ds- N signments for class day: Address ot M welcome, Lawrence Casey, class pres M ident, honor essay, Miss Laura Pike; s honor essay, Howard Franklin; SS prophecy; Anna E. Wood; class his 3 tory, Miss Gladys Gallup; essay, Miss g Marjorie Gaffney.
 ym The ushers and graduation commit # ice were also deciCed upon. As is the s% custom, the head usher is the pres il ideut of the Junior class. Lindnel I@ Gallup, representing the boys, anC " Miss Margaret Beclioy, 20 head ush- E. CT representing the girls of the Junior M class. The other ushers, all member. s of the class, of 20, chosen by vote O E5 the class, are: Roscoe Burton, lis, M Katherine Aytswerth, Samuel Sack, R Miss Lucille Caron, Ronald BamfCrd H Miss Kathleen Narney, Edward Ray M Miss Clara Armstrong.
 E The marshal selected is Miss noro Ea thy Hamilton, class of '23.
 a The class motto committee consist .5 of Miss Marion Perry, Miss Marion E Reed, Miss Marjorie Gaffney.
 E The invitation committee is mad H up of Miss Helen Nash, Miss Ann; H Wood and Miss Margaret Mulligan. K The gift committee consists Of Nor M man Reeves, Miss Idella Rapp an, A Miss Helen Brooks.
 l The picnic committee is made 1p c @ Miss Gladys Gallup, Hewa1d Frank he t4in, Adore Lamoureaux.
 Ara ngamcnts are being made for no permanent memorial at KiInely + ig oI School which will bear the names o w all the former pupils who have bee e in the United States service at an D. time during the war. It is though that the list appended may be corn T. plete. Any additional names, or cor Ill rections, should be sent at once t
 Principal Ernest Warren.
 al Coi. William Paine, Major Alber IT Warren, Lieut.. Com. Walter Jacob' n ', Capt. Oliver Jacobs Lieut.. Raymon II Bartlett, Lieut.. John Casey. Lieu II II Warren Clark, Lieut.. Sylvio Maynard u Sergt. Leon Blanchard, Sergt. Perc
 Brown, Sergt. Henry Burnett, Serg = Joe Burton, Sergt, Carroll Lawton
 Sergt. Charles Rapp, Sergt. Leste
 Shippee, Sergt. Louis M. c. Browl z Supply Sergt. George Pearl, Corp. Ar thur Choquette, Corp. Howard DDixol
 Corp. Lorimer Dixon. Corp. Joh
 Dove, Corp. Merrill Jacques Corr
 Fred Miller, Corp. Louis Woisart
 Robert Armstrong, Walter Arnolt Ethan Baker Frank Baker, Sidne Bard, Merrill Bennett, Harold Beck } ley Lester Bill, Earl Bartlett Way 2 land Bennett, Edwin Blake, Welling
 ton Bitgood, Leodore Boulais, Austi
 Brooks, Earl Brearly, James Brunsdol
 Foster Burgess, Robert Burns, Milto [ Burnett, Benjamin Brown. Henry Caf i frey, Howard Call, Raymond Case, 5 Bernard Casey, Linwood Chapm;ti
 Alderic Choquettn, Charlton Chas
 Herbert Chase, Alanson Colvin, Leste
 Craig, Edwin Cundall, Edward Davi
 Ralph Donnison, Homer Dixon, Will
 jam Dodge, Daniel Doyle.
 Floyd Ennis, Donald Field, Charle
 Franklin, Elmer Gallup, Henry Ga ~ lup, Francis Gagnon, Bernard Gart S land. Earl Geer, Henry Gilbert, Wi Gracely, Harold Green, Thomas Ha
 pin, Raymond Hanlon, Norman IIal vey, Edwin Heselton, Richard Heale
 John Horton, Arthur Hughes, Harr
 Hughes. Harold Hutchns, Cliffor
 James, Ellerton Jette, Claude Jette It
 Roy Reach, Jennings KiIian, Fla
 gee, Truman Lyon, John Marian
 William Mariand Irwin Miller, Thon
 as Monahan, William Moran, Henl
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