Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-28
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the minstrel will be a hummer and will l b9 the means of adding a big amount | of mone.' to the celebration fund.
 capi. E. L. parbie, chief marshal of the big parade being arranged for May 16 or Sunday tentatively outlined the route that the paraders will cover. The line will be formed on North Main street, near Morin avenue. The auto- mobile C.vlsion will go out ahead. com ing directly down Main street and crossing over to the West Side and on to lay street, where they will turn about anG come back to the junction Of Main and Franklin streets. there awaiting the passing of the main body Of para0ers from Main into Franklin strtet, the automobile division bring ing ur the rear. The line of march for divisions other than the automobile, as now arranged, will be from North Main at Morin avenue southward through North Main to Winter, through Winter to Spring and back to Main street, to Franklin. to Furnace, to Garter, to Broad, to the Soldiers monument, and disband. Marshal Dar- bic has been puZzling over method of
 aking the parade over on the West
 Side, but the length of the line will be such as to create problem in counter marching that he cannot SC how to handle without difficulties that seem too great to be overcome. The big floats that will be in the line also will add to the difficulties of any counter marching arrangement especially if it
 be attempted on the West Side, where
 the loops of streets that would lend i! themselves to such a purpose are too close together to prevent a probable tangle.
 At the regular directors meeting of the Windham County National bank held Saturday A. Don Bitgood was elected to the directorate to fill the vacancy caused by the death of his father, Andrew J. Bitgood. MT. Bitgood has proved himself a careful, shrewd business man and his election to the board comes as distinct recognition of his abilities in this line He has many interests in Moosup of ffnan- cial nature and his election to the board will serve to keep the Windham County National bank in close connec- tion with it's depositors in Moosup and vicinity. It has come to be looked upon as a real honor to be elected to the board of directors of the Windham County National bank, an institution which was incorporated in 1922 and has been in continual business since that date to the present time. Its total assets HOW Slduu ClOS6 lO lnS UllllOn
 and half mark, and the growth of the institution in the past few years has
 been very remarkable. It occupies a position in the front ranks of the sue
 cessful and reliable banking institu | tionS in the state. T. E. Hopkins is
 now president of the institution. Ma
 than D. Prince vice president. and
 Francis E. Storer cashier.
 I The woman's committee of the Dan- ielson Victory loan organization is
 making a remarkable record of effi-
 ciency and is winnig commendation
 on all sides for the manner in which it
 is working to finish the job.'' Mrs.
 E. H. Reach is the chairman of this
 committee, which up to Saturday night
 had reported subscriptions totalling | Sl23, The members of the commit tee will not stop at that figure, how
 ever, but will be out on the job again
 this morning for the opening of the second week of the drive.