Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-27

of the local Red Cross. will start this (Thursday) evening. A class of P members will hold their meeting in the rooms of the Windham Girls club The subject for the meeting will be Bacteria. The teacher of the class is Miss Afford, who is graduate of the Backus hospital, Norwich. Other classes are being formed.
 Palmer Latham, student at the Worcester Polytechnic school, is spending the Easter vacation at his home on Prospect street, Willimantic.
 In the pool tournament at the Y. NJ. c. A., E. Batty is first with 10 games won and lost; L. Lamoureaux fol- lowing him closely with games won and lost.
 Guy DeMarco was discharged re- gently from military service at Camp Greenleaf, Ga, and has returned to his home in this city.
 Pearl Chamberlain of South Wind ham. who is soon to return from New Hampshire and take up his duties as assistant foreman for Mrs. Frank i Spencer of Lebanon, has many friends in this city.
 Joseph Thibeauit, 72, and Theresa Tetreault, IS, were recently married by Rev. Walter F. Borchert after a very | brief courtship. The marriage took place in the rectory of St. Pauls Epis- copal church. They were attended by Miss Emily Alderman and Mrs. Rose Marchart. After the ceremony, Q breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred erick Tetreault, No. 26 Bank street. The news of the marriage was not made public until the newlyweds had returned from their honeymoon trip.
 Ralph ]. Walker, recently arrested for overlooking his jitney automobile, was found guilty of the charge and paid a fine of 5. Walker operates on the line between this city and Storrs and at the time he was arrested was carrying t3 passengers in his car, which is listed as {, seven passenger automobile
 At the close of play at the whist in Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night Mrs. Minnie Mathieu was awarded the la dies first prize, Mrs. C. l.. Barrows the ladies' consolation. Gentlemen's | first prize was awarded Bernet Larllin | and the consolation to L. G. Gerry The whist was given under the au- | spices of Obwebetuck lodge No. Is, | l o. O. F.
 At the meeting or Windham en- | Cdmpment, NO. lU, l. U. U. F.. w eQneS- | day evening in odd Fellows hall, five candidates were advanced to the | Golden Rule degree, the work being
 admirably carried out by the degree team of Palmyra encampment iron Norwich About 9 members from | Norwich were guests of the loca
 lodge at the meeting. A very success | ful session was held, there being z
 large number present. Refreshment:
 were servd at the close of the meet ing.
 The chemical wagon was called ou | Wednesday at 11.45 a. m, for a brusl l fire at the corner of Church street anC ! Lewiston aveue, near the home O [ Frank P. Rafferty. With the aid O
 brooms and r. gallons of chemical, tht blaze was quickly extinguished.
 T. Frank Cunningham and John M ! Rransfield have been elected delegates l to represent san Jose council, No. 14
 of this city at the state convention O | the'Knights of Columbus to be held il | Putnam in May The alternates ar, Lawrence s. Case anu James F. Tho l mey.
 The first meeting of SansIk local 1 No 1909, was held Tuesday evening a l go in Labor Union hall. Regula business was transacted and after tn