Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-03
WINDH.AM

At the last meeting of the Center
 1lstrlct I It was voted to purchase an | men from Windham Center who en- l tered the service of their country dur j ing the world war. C. A. Keeney, a ! member of the borough committed has l had charge of the matter and with the l assistance of Russell w. Potter has l had tuch roll prepared and framed
 and 1t has been placed in the library. l The following names are inscribed on
 the roll: Harry Adams. Aug. 26 1918, | private in medical corps; Elizabeth
 Abbe, June, 1918. member Smith col- lege canteen unit working in France; 1 Albert L. Brown. April 27. 1919. chief 1 yeoman, U. S. s. Minneapolis. U S. N; Kingsley L. Brown, Jan. 15, 1918, sergeant 5th division. A. E. F.. heavy
 service, division citations; Eden c.
 Cook, Oct: ?. 1918. s. A. T. C.. Colby college; Alfred V. Eaton. Oct 13, 1917,
 second lieutenant, A. S. M. A. in-
 struetor in U. s. A; Ralph Eaton Oct.
 F, 1918. s: A. T. C., Colby college;
 Clarence Fisher. Aug. 27. 1918; Alan
 c. Guild. U. s. naval reserve. Yale
 unit; Paul E. Hopkins. July 6, 1918. U.
 $. naval reserve, Newport, R. l.;
 Jerome Lacey. May l. 1918. private 92d
 division, heavy service overseas. bat
 talion citation. Croix de GUerre: Har-
 old N. Leffingwell. 1917, wagoner in
 motor truck corps of medical depart7 ment, service in France; Russell w.
 Potter Dec. s, 19a7. first sergeant, medical department, U. s. A. Fort
 Oglethorpe: Alonzo D. Pearl. April 26, 1918. service overseas, A. E. F.; Sam
 uel E. Pearl Aug. g. 1918, engineering
 corps, Camp Devens; Herbert Rath-
 bun, -; William Rathbun. July,
 191S,. private; Earl Tucker. March 15,
 1918, private aviation service overseas.
 Because of the rain Friday evening
 there was a small attendance at the cafeteria supper served in the chapel under the direction of Mrs. H. c. La- throp, but the few who braved the
 supper, making their choice from a
 menu of teast, marmalade and tea, baked beans. salmon salad, potato sal ad, fruit salad. tongue. chicken a Ia and coffee. The chapel looked very attractive with dozen small tables, each accommodating three persons and having a doiley and vase of roses. about the room. After the supper an informal program of music was given, selections from popular songs being given by Julia Guild and Alan Guild, throp. violins, Harriet Guild. pianist. Miss Margery Palmer of Hartford, who happened to be present, consented to sing and was heard with pleasure. Abel Burnham. Mrs. Henry Bingham and Mrs. Daniel Trigger. The wait resses included Misses Inez Hopkins, Harriet and Julia Guild Charlotte La
 
 bley, Mrs. John Potter served as treasurer.
 Charles Keeney of Norwich was the ! guest of his mother and sister Sum i day.
 Miss Eliza Burnett of Boston has l been the guest of Mrs. E. P. Brown. l
 Mrs R. T. Bixby and daughter left | Tuesday to spend two months at their i cottage at Silver Bay.
 Fred Adams is clerk in Johnson & 1 Potter's store.
 Miss Margery Palmer of Hartford 1 spent Sunday with her grandparents. l Miss Palmer sang the solo Rock of ] Ages at the Congregational church l Sunday morning.
 The communion service will follow | the sermon at the Congregational | church meet Sunday morning. At St. | Paurs church the communion service | will be held at 8 a. m. and the after.