Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
JEWETT CITY

The annual Memorial Sunday service arrangements have been completed by Chairman Wallace H. Payne and Vice Chairman Mrs. G. A. Haskell and will be held in Finn Opera House at o. clock, standard time:
 The speakers will be Rev. J. A. Wood and Lawyer John T. Barry. The Com munity Chorus under the leadership of Miss Aglae Therrien will sing. A quar- tette of Legion members will include Edward Wyatt, W1fred Leclaire, E. H. Hiscox. Jr., and Earl S Hiscox. John Mclean, bass soloist, will also give solo.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Montgomery and Frank Morgan will have charge of the Pachaug cemetery. A service will be held at o'clock standard time Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey of Norwich Town will be the speaker.
 NThe Leonard cemetery will be in charge of Miss Bessie Burton, the Bethel and Rixtown cemeteries in charge of Rev. John Thompson and Peter Gustaf- son.
 An invitation has been extended all veterans of all wars. sons of veterans, daughters of veterans, Anne Brewster Tanning Chapter, D. A. R.. the W. R. C., Red Cross Society, and the Auxiliary to Orville Lafiamme Post, No. 15, to attend the services, also the public in general
 Comrade Hugh Mclaughlin will look after the raising of the flag as usual assisted by members of the Legion.
 On the morning of Memorial Day, al who take part in the parade are to be at the Town hall at 730 standard time Dr. C. H. Jennings will be marshal. The parade will start at 8 o'clock, standard
 time headed by Tubbs' Military banc of Norwich; the American Legion next ! Spanish War Veterans and Sons of Vet
 erans, members of c. A. R.. will follow in automobiles as will the town and bor ough officials the clergy. the schoo
 board, superintendent of schools and tn
 teachers of Riverside Grammar school
 and other bodies.
 ' The line of march will be from tn
 town hall to the Jewet9 City cemetery
 to Lisbon bridge where flowers will b
 strewn on the waters of the Quinebaus by two ex-sailors, in commemoration 0 sailors who gave their lives at sea St Mary's cemetery; to the Baptist cen etery; the David Hale Tanning Par where the monument will be decorated
 Rev. Father McCabe will speak and tn
 school children will sing. Dinner will be served at the Methc 3 QlSL NeSIry ln cnarge or MrS. l.. U. How chairman. Mrs. R. W. Robertson. Mir W. c. Jeffers, Mrs. George Thornton ] Misses Rosanna Desjardins, Mabel Wi cox. Ruby Thornton, Margaret Driscol
 Mary Coutue, Mrs. E. NJ. Gray; Mir Nathan Babcock, Mrs. John Stewar I Mrs. George Ravens
 Mrs. Nathan Babcock was in chars of making wreaths at the town hall c \ Friday afternoon.
 Con1rade G. A. Haskell will give tr commands to decorate at the differel ! cemeteries.
 The arrangements for Memorial Da were last year placed in the hands
 the American Legion, who this veg . have been ably assisted by Mir. and MT G. A. Haskell, who have superintend, the exercises for over thirty years. Patriotic exercises were held at il Riverside Grammar school Friday afte B noon with the following program: Fl; salute, all; song, Star Spangled Banne
 all; poem. Decoration Day, eighth grad
 song, Angel of Peace, eighth grade: vi
 lin solo, Wilfred Duff, accompanied X Eva Duff; song, Battle Cry of Fredo ] upper floor; Tramp, Tramp, Tramp Ii
 per room; recitation. Our Flag. Ell E Prior; piano solo. Beatrice Cathcart; Q 2 ervice, Serving Our Country, seven ch