Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10
MONTVILLE

Dwight Kelsey, Dr. Morton, E. Fox Fred J. Hope and Daniel D. Homo Jeff Tuesday morning for two weeks fishing trip in Maine.
 Residents of the village enjoy seeing the Yale and Harvard oarsmen at thei1 daily practice on the Thames
 Thames Lodge, No. 22, l. O. O. F.. is making final arrangements for tie sn- nual memorial day of the lodge, Sunday, June 12
 Oxoboxo lodge, No. 11s, F. & A. M, held it's meeting Friday evening, exem- plIfying the third degree on a class of candidates A supper was served.
 Ida NJ. Favro, daughter of Mir. and Mrs O. J. Favro of Montville, has won the honor of valedictorian of the 1921 class of the New London Vocational high schol. Three other students from the village are on the commencement day program, Miss Alice Ramage, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramage of Uncasvilie; Miss Favro. who also has an essay and Earl Atwood, son of MT. and Mrs. Harry Atwood of Oakdale.
 Miss Marian Dakin. nutritional spe- cialist, will address the public in Pal ner Memorial assembly hall this (Fri- iay) afternoon, June 10th. Another ad- dress was delivered by Miss Dakin cn .he same subject in the hall June 3rd
 The charter of the MOntviIle Centre Jewish Farmers Association, which was drawn up by the members at a meeting the early part of the spring has been returned to the association from Hart lord with the approval of the secretary sf state. The members have been await Ing its return for the past few weeks. The last meeting of the association was held June 4th at the home of A. L.if- Tchitz Great interest is shown in the society which has for its-purpose the welfare of the community. MT. Iifsehits, an enthusiastic member, during this last meeting donated a lot for the purpose of erecting the community house which it had voted previously to build Joseph Derow. president of the association iTn- mediately moved vote of thanks, which was seconded unanimously, to MT. Lif- schitz for this generous deed. It was decided to have the next meeting June llth. at the home of Louis Rather at which time the building committee will bring in estimates from several contrac- tors on the erection of the community house. The following members comprise the building committee:- Louis Rather. chairman Messrs Weild. Schwen. Louis kirsch. Joseph Derow and B. Yavener.
 Local friends of Miss Corrine William son of Waterford, formerly of Palmer town, learned with regret of the acct dent which occurred Monday afternoon when an auto struck her as she was eoinE to her home, after alighting from the trolley. Her father, David A. Will hamson' figured in an accident, identical- ly the same about six weeks ago.
 Al the intertown field day contest held between the schools of the towns of Wa terford and Montville at the Qrkaer Hill school grounds last Saturday, Uncasville school ranked highest in points as sc'ool but Waterford stood highest as town.
 Joseph Keoghan. formerly of Norwich. ms moved 10 the village which is nearer 10 his work at the Gair mill. sl
 MT. and Mrs. T. W. Finn returned on Tuesday afternoon from their weddfng trip 10 Niagara Falls and are visiting at the home of the brides parents, MT l and Mrs Matthew J. Walsh.