Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-21

staff of the training school faculty of the Model school which come under state supervision. Miss Annie Mitchell, critic of the State Normal school, of Keene, N. H., is to be assitant kinder garten critic and Miss Louis Greathead. a graduate of the University of Pennsyl- vania, is to be first grade critic. Miss Greathead will i'll the 9acancy left through the resignation of Miss Annie | Oates
 This Monday evening, provided wealth CT conditions are favorable, local people | will have chance to hear the White Eagle Polish American Band, when the | members give a free concert on Lincoln | square. It was planned to hold the con- cert Thursday evening of last week, | l but after two pieces were played 8 | heavy downpour ended the concert | abruptly. cars will be run on standard time be- | I ginning this (Monday) morning the time | schedule remaining the same as on day. | light saving time A change in the run 1 ming time of the morning car for Nor | wich has also been announced. The trolley that has been leaving here at 625 (standard tine) will now leave at l 6:20 (standard time). This chance has been made to accommodate patrons of the early trolley.
 Now that graduations are over the photographers of the city once again can | revert to normal business. During the past few weeks graduates pictures have
 been in great demand That the summer season has at last arrived is evidenced by the number of
 automobile parties from other states that have passed through the city during the
 last faw days The usual trops to Ocean
 3each and other seaside resorts have al-
 so begun. many pope making the trip
 by auto-bus.
 Memorial exercises of Obwebetuek
 lodge, No. Is. I. O. o. F.. were held Sun day afternoon at o'clock in the hall at
 S07 Main street, over 150 members of the
 lodge and members of Violet Rebekah lodge, No. 57, being present and taking part in the exercises and parade that
 followed. Following was the program carried out at the hall Opening ode, as-
 sembly; reading of proclamation, L. c. | Clifford, Jr., P. G.; hymn, Nearer, My God, to Thee. assembly; prayer by chap , lain, Brother Frank R. Custard quar- tette, Violet Rebekah lodge, No. 5T; in-
 troduction of speaker address, Rev. Bro.
 C. c. s. MacIay of Israel Putnam lodge ? No. 3S, Putnam; quartette, Violet Re- l beSah lodge, No. 57; benedction, Rev. E pro. G V. ., Machay. In his address Rev. Mir MacKay who ' received his third degree in the order Sat
 urday night paid a tribute to the men ! who had gone on before stating that u these men had left work for the living 3 1 members to carry on. He was very glad, : he said, to belong to an order with such . ideals as are held by members of the Odd Fellows. The poem In Flanders e Fields is fitting tribute to the men who T went across the waters, many of whom Il were members of the Order of Odd Eel F lows. Many of the order lie buried in unknown graves. and he liked to believe ' that their graves were being decorated a each year The story of the French IT mother who was seen going from grave n to grave in cemetery in France where e the soldier dead lay, placing a flower s over each mound for the American moth. n CTS who did not know where their sons e were buried, in memory of her five sons l. who lied buried in unknown graves = brought out the point of brotherly love, z It strong principle ia the order.
 Following the exercises at the hall
 members formed on Main street and, let e by Wheeler's American band, marched
 to the Willimantic cemetery where tbt = graves of "A members were decorated b1
 placing bouquet of flowers at the head
 Graves of members in other cemeterie.
 that were also decorated numbered 12
 bemg in the following cemeteries: Scot
 had 3, Lebanon 1, Mansfield 1, Storrs i
 Chaplain 1. Poquonock 1, in other cities 4
 In the mortuary list for the past veal il were. Hugh c. Murray and Leander P f Freeman.
 n The committee in charge consisted O tt Fred r. Williams, P. G.. master of cere Il monies; Arthur E. Taylor. N. e.: Harr, '- \. Pearl, V. G.; ". E. Thompson. record . ing secretary; Fred L. Avery, financia S, secretary, and Charles M. Thompson Y, treasurer.
 - Miss Vivian Williams has accepted tn
 position as private secretary in a branc]
 office of the Travellers Insurance compan,
 of Hartford. Her work will be in fh
 grolup insurance department
 stokes Watson, public service drive
 of this city figured in an accident Sat n. urday night when his car skidded an
 struck one of the state road trucks use
 Tor sanding the road The accident oc - cured just west of the bridge at vii
 Hams Crossing on a stretch of road tha
 had just been oiled over, According t
 the story of Watson, he was coming [
 this city with four passengers and seein n the auto truck ahead made a turn o1 n to avoid it and as he came nearer he sa, another truck bound east nearing hin
 He immediately applied his brakes an
 the slippery surface of the road cause
 him to skid and sideswipe the secon
 truck. the impact knocking his car to on
 side of the road, where it tipped con
 pletely over Watson escaped from tn
 accident with only few scratches bT
 his passengers fared badly two of the,
 being injured about the head and fac
 necessitating their being sent to St. Jt IA seph's hospital, where their injuries wei VI cared for. The other two passengers we, --- badly shaken up but otherwise uninjure ,es Of the two men taken to the hospital or .pe of them was able to go home Saturds -ic. evening. but the second man, who come li- flynn, Navv zersev vvas still ,,ndar +rnos ew .t coF1a-r,' K, s,;.,. tt- '4d i''ii' 'u''uSS' suirerins "i'n cuts a0o'