Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-04

for eX-Mayor Danny Dunn's Willin1anfic Colts a decade ago, when he was the idol of the fans. He is bound to get a rousing reception on his appearance here. A shakeup has been made Iii the lineup of the local team. Mickey Flaherty, who gave such good satisfaction last year, has been secured to catch, Joe Hamel having been moved to third base, while Jimmie Adams will replace Noel at short the latters fielding having fallen off eonsid- erably in the last two games. The re- mainder of the team will remain the same. Tomorrow afternoon the Thread Makers will journey to Taftville for a return contest with the team of that place. Either Peloquin, Wiio pitched last Sunday, or Mathewson, a youngster, as yet untried in fast company, will be given a chance to twirl in Saturdays contest.
 The following were chosen officers of the Wilimantic City Medical society for the ensuing year at a meeting held . t the home of Dr. John Welson. TAB Main street, Wednesday evening: President, Dr. William E. Hendry; vice president. Dr. Michael D. Riordan; secretary and treasurer Dr. Clarence 2. Simonds. A fine luncheon was served at the conclu- sion of the business meeting.
 John Fitzgerald, 5S, died late Wednes-  resident of the town of Lebanon and un- married.
 Mrs. Hannah Maher Sullivan, 6s, died late Wednesday night at her home in Spring Hill, town of Mansfield, after an { illness of a week. She was the widow of James Sullivan. She leaves 8 daughter. Miss Annie Sullivan, 9 son, James, of Mansfield. and 9 brother, Edward Maher, of Ireland.
 Lloyd Woodward and Miss Florence Chase, both of this city, were united in l marriage at St. Marys church Thursday 1 morning at o'clock by Rev. J. j. Papil- lon. who also sang the nuptial high mass. Harry L. Lester was best man and the bridesmaid was Miss Pauline Chase, a sister of the bride. As the bridal party left the church. a delegation of the guard team of the Women's Benevolent associa- tion of the Maccabees, of which the bride l was captain, formed an arch of gilded 1 spears under which tie party passed A breakfast followed the ceremony at the i home of the brides parents Mir and Mrs. l Joseph Chase, of PAP Main street. when i about 20 guests were present Mir. and 1 Mrs. Woodward left later in the day on ] their honeymoon trip. On their return | they will reside in this city. The groom l is employed in the packing room of the ] tA4tlcl itfsil II!I-stu CplHlidily.
 ] Dr. Leo J. BcKerna, who has been as- 1 sociated with Dr. George E. Wilcox for i several years past, has entered business 1 for himself.
 The committees fer Wi1limantic's Chau- | tauqua. which will be held in June and l July. have been selected as follows: 1 Tickets: James P. Bath, Frank H Foss, Robert o. Branch. ". C. Norris
 Samuel Chesbro, Mrs. Robert H. FeiIton Mrs. Arthur l.. Clark, Mrs. Christopher c. Case. Mrs. Katherine C. Kew and Mis-. Elsie March.
 Advertising: Harry c. Smith, Charle, K. Hitchcock, Louis H Arnold, James F
 Twomey, Dr. William L. Higgins. Fred
 ericll O. Vinton, George A. Cook and Al
 fred Abbe.
 Junior Chautauqua: Miss Ruth Chap
 pei and Miss Edith WilIett
 Hospitality: Mayor Charles A. Gates ex-Nayor Daniel p Dunn, Town CIerl
 Frank P. Fenton. Pierre J. Laramee ant Mrs. John Reilly.
 Grounds: Dwight F. Abel, II. Clfntor , Lathrop. Harold C. Lincoln and Waite l F. Knight
 Decorations: Mrs. George F Taylor } Mrs. Frank II. Foss, Mrs. Christopher ( , Case and Mrs. Frank ?. Fenton. 7 Sunday Rev. 4. D. Carpenter. Rev Harry s. McCready, Rev C. Harle
 Smith, Rev. J. ]. Papillon. Rev John I
 Clerk and Rev. Walter r. Borchert As in previous years, the Chautauou will be held on Wmdham field The of , fcers of the local association are: Pres1
 dent, Judge William A. Arnold vice pres ident John Reilly; secretary Dr. Georg C, Moon ; treasurer, James p. Bath