Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-11
WILLIMANTIC

Members of wiIlImantie Lodge. No. 1911, B. P. o. Elks are planning to visit Rockville Friday, October 2sth to attend the carnival. to be held by the EIks of that place
 The adjourned town meeting was held in the town hall Saturday afternoon, in jig time, it taking six minutes to trans act the business There were twenty two electors present including one No- man. The first business was the accept | ance of the annual reports of the select men and other town officers. The ap- | propriations called for in the other claus of the warning were all voted, the reso- lutions in each instance being introduced | by Attorney William A. King. They were as follows Schools SI16, Well fare Bureau ss6e St. .Josepfs hospital, ! $s5O and the Windllam Center Public | library. It was also voted to erect and ma ihtain additional electric Nights at South Windham. the sites to be chosen by the seIectrhen Moderator Frank H. Foss was in charge of the meeting and Town rlerk Frank P. Fenton acted as clerk.
 An interesting address, was delivered |, Sunday evening in the Booth Disffock Memorial library hall, South Coventry, | by Mrs. Henry F. Dimock of that place and Washington. Mrs Dimock is pres ideht of the SorgeWashingtonM Memorial i Association which is plahnRg the erection of a National Victory Memorial Building at the national capital. The meeting was held under the auspices of Arthur E. Clark Post, 52, American Legfon of South Coventry.
 t. James F. Twomey of this city was the unanimous choice of the democratic con- l vention of the Windham- Scotland pro- bate district, held Saturday afternoon at o'clock in the town hall. The conven- ton was called to order by Valentine L. Murphy who was chosen chairman. VIII liam Jenlninss was clerk. The delegates were Valentine L. Murphy, George Tim fnins William D. Murphy, William Jen- 'nines and John R. Mccarthy, %indfafn and Samuel Spencer, Scotland. The com. mittees chosen were: Resolutions, John R. Mccarthy, William D. Kelley ana 1 Valentine L. Murphy credentials Samuel H. Spencer, Aieorge Tirnmins and John R. Mccarthy; dist rict committee for twd years, Valentine L. Murphy, chairman John R. Mccarthy and Samuel H. Speh- cer. The resolution, ptiesented eraoraed the national and state democratic caniii- dates and the respective platforms and the candidate for judge of probate
 About Ave hundred members of tMs Holy Nanles Societies of St. Joseph's and
 
 pated in the demonstration at Putnan Sunday afternoon. Many left by speeia train at I ;5Q a. ns. while others went by 1 automobile The members Of St. Mary1 1 brench of the society received hold com munibn in a body at the o'clock mass Garde Sacred Heart asSistini with thi ceremonies Members Of the St. Joseph ' branch received communion at the o'clock 1nasS The local members wer , honored by the right of line in the paraf through having a uniformed branch . Garle Sacred Heart The WiilirnaAti members were accompanied by the Amer . ican band. St Josepf's branch of tli
 est one in this section of the state Rev Charles M. Kelley is the chaplain. Si . Mary's branch was organized in 1903 an, Rev. J. J. Papiilon Is chaplain
 Trouble over two cent stamp bstWee ea two prominent residents of Chestnut Hill town of Lebanon. has resulted in a uYfidu
 case in that historic town. Tqle paftie
 involved are Mrs. c. Byron Difftoh, tk postmistress and William W. Palmer,
 prosperous grain dealer Mrs Dfnio
 claimed that Palmer has been using can l called stamps on some of his mail an l cutting stamps from stamped envelope land -pasting them on letters and pos,
 cards. This she claims is not within tll
 law and she has refused to send them ou
 for delivery from the Chestnut Hill post
 office. Palmer says that Mrs. Dimon to, him that anyone who would try to ds
 fraud the giternment is nothing by d.
 sneak He had a warrant made or charging her with breach of the peac