Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-29
WILLIMANTIC

Association, that of Elliott R. Moshier of Company L. was omitted
 Saturday afternoon providing there is snow enough left, the Junior de- pertinent of the Y. M C. A. will en- joy sleighing party. Plans have been made for a good time and many of the younger members have signified their intentions of taking the ride on that date.
 Frank P. Fenton, president of the Willimantic chapter of the Red Cross received a report of The Work of the American Red Cross During the War. This book has been autograp aphed by Henry P. Davidson, chairman of the War Council of the American Red Cross. On the fyleaf is the inscrip- tion, The report of the War Coun- cil is presented as a token of appre- citation of the part taken by Frank P. Fenton in the war work of The American Red Cross.-
 Thus far the sum of $6s1.34 has been raised in this city for relief of disabled Italian Soldiers. and has been sent, to the national campaign treas urer. It is expected that another sum will be sent soon from this city con- taining the proceeds raised through a tag day which will be held at an early date. This day was scheduled for the past two Saturdays but ow ing to unfayorable weather has been postponeu each time. Men from Engine Company, No. i, were called out Wednesday afternoon to break up a sheet of ice that was hanging over the edge of the roof on house on Spring street. The sheet of ice which was some four or five 1 inches thick and about fifteen feet i long was protruding over the edge of i the roof and it was thought that if it ! suddenly slid off some passersby 1 might be badly hurt. A little work | with the axes soon started the ice i sliding from the roof and the mena ce was removed. [
 i Threads. l Miss Fife iHumes of the teiephone I exchange. spent Wednesday in Hampton. visiting relatives. 1 Mrs. A. Nelson has left to visit her daughter, Mrs. R. Skoglund, of Hart ford.
 Mrs George Bartlett of Spring street is in Boston on business.
 Ffrenlen's ball. Finn. Opera house 1 Jew cit City, Friday evening. Jan. 30 Collins Singing orchestra, Marlboro l Mass adv.
 l Peter Peterson is in New Haven at tending the funeral of a friend.e i Ira Wickham Youmaster, of Hart ford, was in town Wednesday. Mrs. Annie Derosiers, of Jackson street, left Wednesday to visit rela- | tives in New Britain.
 H. Sherman of the $. and S. Boz l shop spent Wednesday in Hartford or !! business.
 Mrs. Benjamin Bycel. spent Tuesday in Springfield. Mass, on business. | Mrs. George Walker of EagIeville is 1 spending few days in town witt friends.
 Mrs. Bernard solyn with her little son. is visiting at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. J. Trudeau, oi Chestnut street.
 Normal School Notes.
 Monday evening the faculty of tht | State Normal and Training Schoo gave a dinner in honor of Miss Mary Quinn, the sixth grade training teach CT in the Windham street school. I was in the form of a farewell party 1 to Miss Quinn who has been granted l a half years leave of absence in or. der to attend Columbia University | Miss Quinn was the recipient of thu good wishes of all her co-workers.
 Miss Dorothy Gorton of the com. mercial department has been substi tuting during the past month in tht Middletown High school.
 1 Students are now being enrolled fo ! admission to the new class that is be. ing organized in the commercial de partment at the beginning of the nex semester, Monday, February 2.
 Rev. Walter F. Borchert gave a very inspiring talk to the student body a the general assembly exercises Tues | day of this week.
 A tunnel is being dug between tn, i Normal school and the new dormitor, which is now under construction.