Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-09
WILL4IM ANTIC

w. elected at the meeting Of the ca1l11
that the check would not be honored by
the bank and q warrant for Segars ar
rest was made out.
It is stated that Segar has been In
similar deals previous to this. one case
attracting considerable attention in these
parts. Segar is out on bonds and VIII
be given a hearing in the police court
this (Friday) morning.
Coach Buck Donchue OF the Wind
ham High school was given surprise
Thursday evening during the football
supper held at the high school gynanasi-
UNI when he was presented a watch
charm, a gold football, on behalf Of the
class Of 1921. Coach Donohue has been
in charge Of Windharn Highs athletic
activities for several seasons and has
turned out many IRE teams. In basket
hall, YYindham with its boys and girls
teams has had successful seasons. Base
ball has shown Improvement and in foot
ball Windham has just passed through q
successful season. At the supper Thurs
day night members of the athletic coun-
Gil and several of the alumni were pres-
ent. Several irnpromptu speeches were
made by members of the football team,
and Coach Donohue spoke in words Of
encouragement for Windhafn's athletic
successes of the year.
Tonight (Friday) opens the basketball
season Of Windham High, when Wood
stock Academy sends its team here for
the first game Of the season. Windham
has a strong team this year and should
have a successful season. The girlE'
team shows Improvement and is expect ed
to win over the girls teams Of other
high schools in this vicinity. Following
the basketball game, a dance is to be
held in the high school gymnasium.
held Wednesday night were: Command
er, William .. Jackson: senior vice com
maneer, Everett WlndIniller:: Junior vice
commander, William II. Peck; officer Of
the day, John Gingras; officer Of the
guard, C. P Perry; trustee for three
years, Samuel SMullin; trustee for two
years. j. A. Mccarthy. The meeting wa
! presided over by Commander Arthur "
Sweet.
Funeral services for Nelson A. Gilbert
were held Thurs lay morning at 8 O'Clock
from his home on Columbia avenue AZ
| St JoseDh's church at $50 o'clock, Rev
| John e. CLARK officiated. Mrs. Edmund
/ R. PorteIauce was at the organ. For
! u waiting hymn Edmund r. Portelancs
1 sang Face to Face" There was a large
/ attendance at the services and beautiful
]
we're John j. Sullivan, JreIiah Haggerty
| Richard Van zandt, Frank St John
/ Csarles fsiaWer, and Eugene Burdi K
Burial was in st. Joseph's cemetery. TIL.
/ Ntnourey Bros. were in charge Of the Or
engagements.
Brief Notes
a missionary rally is to he held SAT
| IrGay at the First Congregational daurci
house for girls Of that church and o
Congregational churches in surrou..dfr
town. Tho s>ea1l,r viz 10 Mrs. Aurs
OF the Philippines. Another part Of
orograi1l IS III ~ -.-.'.> II Led, "Roceivin
GIFTS IN India" Miss Edith hanover !.
IN charge of the meeting.
Russeu Hartman of Union, Of the sta
2oll2e force, was in this city Thurxd
examining applicants for drivers 1lcenr
BUSINESS IS this line has let I'D sine .,o,,
y er weather set in -
! h1eS- frank NJ. Sheldon, of Boston i., .
,1e me speaker for Parents r4eh+ a. -
or flonal church house, F'ridsv a7-s1,
! ing, December 18th. 9' ga
Ale'noers Of the local Methodis+ c,,,r.
ale presenting. Aaron S tek from l3rniri
y ~ IA surrounding towns, tn, none
f~isea 10 be used for the Near Ia - D.
pr- aud Mrs D e Taylor rno.ored
! tFfolon Long Point Thursday ana close
l their cottage for the winter.
: John cady Of Stafford sprin1s Is -,
guest Of John Hopkins at the Ridfereg
Miss Gertrude Hinds has rerurne[7 :
ler nome on Winoham road after. wish
ing relatives in Holyohe, Mass. 80
: The honor roll for the second uarL;u
F'erlod has been issued at WindlaTn Tyio.
n school and includes 90 names. 90 vii
ninety per cent, or more and "a wiz
eighty per cent, or hetter. The list cor
p t4ins the names of 68 girls, 1e Of the1
! ninety or over and So on the eighty
over; and 26 boys, four on the ninety {
better and . 2on the eighty or over. Tn
list follows
Purils with 90 per cent. or more m eou
subjects:
Seniors-Edna Burgess. LENA Fuller
ton, Lillian Fochberg. VIvfen Tiff.
Juniors-Christophe Cage, EeuSe
Rotlblatt, Celia Vinosrad.
ScI9honores--Le5Ier Gelinas, Georg
Healey, Elizabeth Case, Carolyn Cu7r
mings, Mildred Johnson, Eileen Murpt!