Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-26
PUTNAM

music has been arranged, after which tea will be served. Miss Rosamond Danielson of Putnam Heights is a mem Der of the committee, for this entertain ment which eis in connection with the drive for two million dollars endowmenti fund for Bryn. Mawr college.
 At Pomfret today there will be al hearing of the case in which Frank Moreau, a railroad worker will be charged with. a serious offence against | young woman of East Douglas who has been employed as a night telegraph op- orator at the telegraph station at Ab- ington. < Moreau. who was first arrest ed on the charge made about two weeks | ago, denies his guilt of the crime charged against him, and when released | upon his own recognizance after the pre- l liminary, hearing returned here from | Providence to- face the charge.
 Horatio A. Brown of South Main street has been appointed on the suite of the eminent grand commander of the Knight Templars of Rhode Island for the big parade scheduled to be held in Prov idence ton Thursday. This parade will include Templars from 4S commanderies scattered throughout the country and will be one of the most important gath erinss of Templars held in New Eng land for some time.
 Everett Carver has been named as marshal of the Memorial day procession to be held in this city. Plans for the observance are now completed. It was stated on Tuesday that the organizations that will be represented in the process sion, SO far as had been reported up to- that time, are the G. A. R. Sons of Veterans, Spanish War Veterans, World War Veterans of the American legion, Womah's Relief corps, Ladies of the G. 4. R., High school cadets, Boy Scouts l and Salvation Army.
 1 The committee in. charge of the ar i rangements strying to make it gener ally known and understood that all sail 1 ors and soldiers of all wars since the l Cviil war period. whether affiliated with any of the patriotic organization or not, are invited to joinzsin the. Memorial day | tribute to the ,honored dead, to take part | In the procession and other exercises of
 the day All will be welcomed as vii 1 other citizens who have not performed
 military service,
 The plans for Memorial day will be l much the same in this city as in other years In the morning the procession
 will be formed at the square and will proceed to St Marys cemetery, where
 
 and the usual exercises held In the af-
 ternoon the procession will move from the square to Grove street cemetery | where exercises also are to be held.
 l Potted plants and nags will be used l this year., as irl the past, in decorating the graves. It develops however that | the cost of the decorative materials and plants. is greater this year than before and that other expenses Fave risen sc that the usual appropriation from the
 town. will not be sufficient to meet the :. expenses that are unayoidably heavy
 MayorgA ". Marcy, Attorney E. c
 Morse and Dr. James B. Kent were named by the arrangements committed
 as special committee to devise ways
 and means of raising the money neces
 sary to make up the deficiency that the committee will have to face in carrying out the Memorial day program.
 Next Sunday morning at 1913 the members of Anselm Mayotte post Amer
 ican legion, will assemble at the centra fire station in the square, to march tc
 the Cong regatfonal church. where Rev
 Roynton Merrill. a veteran of, the World
 War, will conduct a Memorial Sunday service and preach the sermon. Com
 mander E. F. Perry of the post said or
 Tuesday that the men will wear. darl clothes and. B legion badge. In the Me
 moriai day parade the Legion mem- |, bers may wear either their uniforms o dark civilian suits. Commander Perry
 has requested the Legion members to as semble Memorial day morning 15 min utes before the starting time of the pro
 cassion and 15 minutes before the star of the procession in the afternoon.
 In hearing in a civil acJion befor, | H-sa Tot, cN Hii , Howard Bullard a resident on Killingl! : avenue just outside the city limits, wa , ! awarded damages. of one dollar anC , costs amounting to S11.17- agafns
 Charles W. Martin, who also lives ou . on Killingly avenue. MT. Bullar' f charged that Martin assaulted him; als
 that Martin trespassed on the Rullar property and tethered a COW on the Bul f lard land without permission. The fin : and costs were: imposed upon the as Y sault count. the other two counts bein n disposed of without penalty. The assaul
 which Bullard charged took place in tn t Manhasset mill on April 20. Both me : are employed there and conversation be n tween them led to Martin skipping Bu l, lard in the face.
 Il Members of QuinebAug lodge of Ms q sons of this city and Putnam lodge ( Masons, of Woodstock have accepted a l, invitation from Rev. G, C. S. Macka Il of this city to attend service, in a bod. n at the Baptist church on St. Johns Sur t, day.
 e Mayor A. W. Marcy will be anon > those from this part of the state # Hartford today to attend Hartford da
 observance as arranged by the Sovel 2, eign Grand consistory, Scottish Rit n Masons. l. silas M. wheelock left on the Sta y of Maine express Tuesday evening wit n a party of friends, all from other ci E. ies, for Moosehead lake, where fshir g will be the diversion for few days. r. Putnam lodge of Moose has arrange g splendid program for it's Ladies' nigl le entertainment, scheduled for Thursda ,e The affair is to be held in Union ha' n There is to be a cabaret followed I stl dancing.
 re One prominent Putnam man who h; Is wearied of, drives said Tuesday that l -h is considering introducing a bill whs 'n the legislature convenes next Januar 1t providing that every Saturday shall al Tag day. This mans opinion is beir d. more and more frequently echoed in v a, rious quarters about town and 1t seen H. that the days of drives are about ov
 for one long while, re It was stated Tuesday that no de in mite time has been set for the resu1n IS tion of operations by the Putnam Wool en company, which has been closed abo es one week.
 ca Miss Ellen Wlieelock, Mrs. omer Nil IS and Mrs. Joseph Gagne make up t ne committee that has in charge the 8 Is Is. arrangements for, the Ladies golf mat