Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-31
WILLIMANTIC

During the morning Monday (MeFnorlaA Day) members of Augustus z. Iyler Camp, No, United Spanish War Veterans. made their pilgrimage to the graves or veterans of the various wars, placing decorations on each grave. This work which in the past has been in charge or the Civil War veterans now becomes the annual duty of the veterans of Spanish American War,
 At two o'clock in the afternoon Mar shal Frank P. Fenton gave the order or .'Fordward, march," and the Memorial day parade to the Willimantie cemetery De- gan. The line of march was from the I center of Main and High streets to the cemetery and return. The marching order was as follows:
 Chief of Police Daniel J. Kiliourey Lieutenant of Police Allan L. MacArthur Platoon of Police Marshal Frank P. Teton Aides, Capt. Dr. w. P. $. keating' Lieut. James J. Lee l Wheeler'S American Band Guard of Sacred Heart, St. Mary's Parish World War Veterans Grammar School Children 1 Spanish American War Veterans l Grand Army Veterans in autos
 Following the parade the Civil War veterans were entertained at the G. A R rooms in the town building where mem bers of Francis s. Long Womans Aux Hilary, No. 2S had provided spread Tho substantial lunch included:
 Cold Ham
 Baked Beans Porl
 Pickles
 Pie Cheese Doughnut:
 Coffee
 William Cotter of Pittsburgh, Pa, an' Drs. Edward and Harry Cotter of Bes ton spent Memorial Day with their par ents, Mir. and Mrs, Joseph Cotter O Park street,
 Miss Josephine Coffey of Providence was the guest of Miss Winifred Moriart, of this city over Memorial Day.
 Frank R. Custard spent the week ent visiting relatives in Bridgeport.
 Albert Bowen of Yale University, an Harold Bowen of Boston University ar visiting their parents MT. and Mrs George Bowen of Grove street.
 The senior class of Windham Hig school has voted to hold picnic at Crys tai Lake, Saturday June Il, The clas number 65 members and about two thirds are expected to attend. The Y. M. C. A. kept open house MoI udS dltclAOOh anu evening anu 1i4dAy S4 joyed the privileges offered, During the week of May 18th the driv for members for the Y. M, c. A. brough , in 22 new memberships, The drive to be continued.
 The WIndham Girls club has been bus of late addressing envelopes to variou people about the city, and during tn 2 present week members of the girl scor troops Of the First Congregational churc and Methodist church are to deliver tn letters to those addressed. Enclosed i the envelope is an appeal for donation for the relief of the suffering millions i China. In the latter is a Chinese famin bowl which contains a sample of the onl food 15,Oe0,o00 starving women an children and men in five cold mortimer provinces T China have to eat. Printe on the bowl are the words explainin what tHe fod contains as follows bar of trees, elm, ash or willow corn col ground OF crushed, chaff, potato top l dry leaves or bushes. Within the cup a small quantity of this mixture and recipe is given telling how to make tn mixture eatable No special canvassin of the city is contemplated but donation will be accepted by H. Clinton Lathro treasurer of the local Chinese fund.
 The Christian Endeavor society of u First Baptist church is to hold mee ing Friday evening at the home of Me ritt J. Hopkins, Each member is to brir a pound of something and these 9ael ages are to be auctioned off among u members. Following the meeting a S cial time is planned. Harvey C. Day New York spent Memorial day at h former home in Mansfield.
 The s0-foOt steel fagpeIe erected on t lawn at the state arD1ory on Pleasa street as memorial to the Spani American War Veterans of Windham W dedicated Monday afternoon Spanis American, Civil war and world war vete ans and eX-members of Company Third company, c. S. G., gathered at t armoFy and heard the address by Cal = Frank P. Fenton, former captain of Cor pany H. The flag raising took place aft the address.
 The fiagpole, which is in four section stands high above the ground and t flag at its height is visible from ma sections of the ciu The fiagpole is t gift of the now disbanded Company H. A Class of 1921, Windham High scho presented Green Stockings. play in th1 acts. Monday evening at the high sehC auditorium. There was a large auden Those who took part ip the play and t parts taken were:
 1T Mrs. Madge Rockingham, Grace Godda c Lady Evelyn Trenchard.
 Magdelene Morial ID Mrs. Henry FaFaday, Constance CIa - Martin (servant), Reuben Glusl Phyllis Faraday, Marion Hei Robert Tarver, Ralph Gibs MT, Raleigh, Russell Webs
 William Faraday, Patrick CaYanau
 Admiral GFice, Walter Grl K. NIT. Steele, Luther Mar Celia Faraday, Isabelle SerV = Colonel Smith, Howard Kni S- Music during the evening was furnisl by the Windham High school orches