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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-02
HONOR ROLL OF THE
LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
Pupils Who Were Not Absent
During the Past School Month
SUNNI Err SCHOOL.
First Grade.

Jesse Jones. William Woods. CIar-
ence Roman, Samuel Turner. Faith.
full Johnson, Louise Jackson. Averill
Gore. Anna Grantham, Clinton Ford.
William Turner. Jack Johnson, Doro-
thy Fox. Fannie Johnson, Eleanor
Gordon. Bessie Holland, Archie
Jones, Katie Rideout
Second Grade.
Edward Hubbard, George Snyder.
Fred Gasway, William Page, Mary
Fergerson, Lucy Williams. Rosetta
Wise, George Green, Albert johnson,
Clifford Glascoe, Cornelius Morgan
Martha Basey. Pauline Walker.
Third Grade.
Franklin Rector, Lawrence Wise
Ernest Roman. Edward Gordon, Har
old Ford. Jessie Fairfax. Mamie
Turner. Delilah Lewis. Thelma Cook,
Elvira Brown. Elizabeth jefferson
Fourth Grade.
Mary lett Brazil Gasway, Charles
Wilson. Samuel Coleman. Winfield
Green, Kermit Dennis, David Hol-
land.
Fifth Grade.
Bernet Dennis. Oscar Dennis. Eve
lyn Roman. Howard Gordon. Andrew
Woods, Clara Roman. Anna Wilson.
Sixth Grade.
Garland Wilson, John Reed, Hazel
West, Frank Morgan, Ethel Ford.
Bertha Gordon
Sylvester Gasway. Joseph Wash.
ington. Airline Davis, Alice Jones.
Eliza Reed. Carrie Woods.
Francis Green. Queenie TAYLOR,
Anna Wells. Katie Foulk. Crissie
Jones. Fannie Parsons, Elya Dennis,
Anna Cook
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-02
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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-02

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Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

in the home of George Frink.
 Several members of Ekonk grange from this place attended the meeting of Pa chaug last Thursday evening to witness the work of the degree teams.
 c. L. Brownell supervisor of schools, accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Arthur Con- rad, teachers, and Miss Osmond, nurse. all of Hartford, visited the Wylie school astsThursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Tanner, MT. and Mrs. Oscar Tanner of Maiden. Mass. Miss Grace Lamphear and MT. Dallas of Staten Island, \. Y.. were callers here Saturday. Miss Lamphear has sold her farm in this place to parties from Danielson who will soon take possession.
 The children of the Wylie school have secured 15 subscribers to magazine and received fine framed picture. MT Brownell has also presented the school ! life size portrait of Roosevelt. both O which add much to the decoration or thu school room.
 Charles Tanner was in Willimant Friday last.
 Austin Bentley and a friend from Ney Havens spent last week at B. s. Halls They secured a large catch of trout.
 Albert Dawley and family attended birthday gathering at the home of Nil and Mrs. Cole at Portertown Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
MANSFIELD DEPOT

The death of Mir. Jane Stedman. widow of George Stedman. and a lifelong resi- dent of this town. has occurred after six days illness from pneumonia. Mrs. Sted- man had been critically ill since Tuesday of last week.
 Mrs. Elmer Botham and children wis tied relatives in Providence, R. l.. last week
 The pupils of Edwin Reynolds Memorial school presented their teacher, Miss Ma cinda, a bountiful May basket during the noon recess last week Wednesday.
 Miss Anna Hall of Boston arrived at the home of her mother, Mrs. Jane Sted- man. Friday.
 Mrs. Ernest Durkee and daughter Syl- via of Willimantic visited relatives in this village Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. F. W. Klein. Miss E. L. Klein Miss Gladys Livingstone and Miss Helen Bowers represented the local c. E. society at the seni-annual meeting of Williman- tic C. E. union at Columbia.
 MT. and Mrs. Martin M. Hansen visited at William Austin's in Norwich Towr Sunday
 Visitors Sunday n this village includ ed R. W. Tilden and family of Norwich al the Misses Tilden's and George Nelson O Andover at the parsonage. Eagleville was well represented at tn, preaching service in Durham Memoria church Sunday morning.
 A special business meeting of the c l E. society was held at the close of tn, evening service Sunday last.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
=neut the week end In New ro-f

spent the week end h New To-l.
 The wlllimantic Min,s.e.s' Union Ney
 meeting vas held in Liberty HI Cong e. gztional church Monday win morning and afternoon sessions. Ras John H Knott gave an address st the morning session and Rev. Wslte- r. LsmPherc of Chaplin. spoke in the afternoon. Afi- er each address. the restin5 was open for discussion and criticism. A fine l t- ner was provided by ihe iocai pastor g wife. Mrs. J. H. Knott. The public V'as invited to the afternoon session which was very interesting Ten ministers rsT' present of whom eight were from sur rounding town.
 Mrs George A. Trotter Of Newton was the guest last week of Mrs. E. A Moves.
 Mrs. Myra NJ. Loon'z. with her s,5s
 wayland and Lester, is staying witf her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Leveret, Man
 waring. of Middietown. for al few days Gordon Kinnsird of Hart.ori wal home over the week end. There was frost in the lpwisnds Tuee day night.
 several members of Li5sr-y Hill Chr:s | ,ian Endeavor society attended tho Wtli mantle C. F.. Union meeting at Columni' | church Saturday afternoon ani evening 1 which was of unusual interest. Miss Mary F. and Nancy R. F'iHee are making 2 weeks stay with tnH'i i sister. Mrs. Edward P. Lyman n Coinm
 Rev. and Mrs. John H. Knott. NIT. an' | Mrs. John Clark. attended the co7fer i ence of Congregational Church hel' i in Greeneville, Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

i'll at her home here.
 Mrs. E. A, Pond & Son, Walter Pond, and Miss Louise Walters of New York, have opened their summer home at Eord's Point for the season Joseph Vaigus and Bernard Rose have 1 returned from Meriden where they were delegates to the K. of c. convention. Mrs. Dennison- Gallaudet and Miss Su- game Gallaudet of Rich Moore farm, are visiting in New Haven.
 James Harvey has purchased the Ha- | ley house on Broad street with his fam fly will move into it at once.
 Culbert Palmer and Miss Jean Palmer of Poughkeepsie. N. Y, are expected the latter part of May to open their house on Wadawannuck square.
 Mrs. James Daily, who is critically i'll | is resting more comfortably. The wedding of Leroy Brewster Bliss of Mt Vernon. N. Y, and Miss Edna
 Buttendorf of New York city will tak' place May 18th at the home of the bride'i parents.
 Misses Muriel Latham and Florenc'
 Brown and Mrs. Stanley were in Norwicl
 Tuesday as delegates to the foreign mis
 sionary convention. delegation from here is planning t attend the National league games in NeV York on the 22d. They will go by auto mobile.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
PHOENIxVILLE

A farewell reception rendered Mrs. Helen C. Latham Jocelyn Saturday even ing by friends took the form of a May basket party Mrs. Jocelyn spent Sat urday in Putnam as the guest of relatives. On her return she was invited to the Community house, where friends had congregsted. A supper was served com prsing salads sandwiches. cakes coffee, fruit, etc. The color scheme was pink and white The table decorations were pink and white carnations, snap dragons and apple blossoms. After the tables were cleared Mrs. Jocelyn was presented a May basket filled with chocolates also a gift of S20 in money. Miss Trowbridge made the presentation, and Mrs. Jocelyn responded and thanked her friends for their kindly and generous appreciation. l Dancing followed until F o'clock, music being furnished by Mrs. Clark and Mir. Whitford and Mrs. Clemens. There were guests from Worcester, Putnam. Eastford Hubbardston, Mass. and other places. Mrs Jocelyn sails for Liverpool, Eng land. the 18th, to remain abroad a num- Der of months.
 Sunday services were conducted at the chapel Sunday by Rev Mir. Strong of New London, his subject being Sunday rest and recreation. A good number was | present.
 Leonard Lawton and a friend of Hub bardston, Mass, and Miss Alice Ringe o ] Eastford, Mrs. Ella Lincoln and sor Austin and Miss Gladys Joce,yn of Wor
 cester were at Riverside over the weel
 end.
 Friends of John Katetchitz were de | lighted to hear Saturday evening of hi
 success in winning in the wrestling matcl
 held in Putnam at the carnival ther
 during last week. MT. Katetchitz is con
 sidered the champion wrestler of Nev
 England.
 Mrs. Lee Lyon entertained relative from Willimantic Sunday.
 Norman Green recently in some wa } got afishhook caught in his ear. Mrs Converse. the nurse. succeeded in gettin
 the hood oUt-a. painful operation. ] Stanley Schumanski recently purchase a touring car.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
sTONINGTON

On Wednesday evening tbe Daughters of Isabelle held special meeting at the K of c. home when plans were laid for the coming of the national regent, of Hartford. Sunday, when the degree team of Nara gansett circle, of Wester- ly will initiate. A large number has already joined and many membere were added Wednesday evening" This society only recently organized, bids fair to be- come one of the largest circles in Con necticut
 The Stonington chorus will meet in Community hall this (Thursday) even ing with Dr. Jules Jordon of Providence directing A duet by Mrs. Frank Stan ton and Stanley Pierce will be sung at this rehearsal The chorus has been invited to take part with the Arion club of Providence and the Peace Dale chor- us at a concert to be given in Providence May IT. The concert marks the 40th year of Dr. Jordon's public work and it is expected large number from here will attend The team leaving Provi- dence at Ii o'clock on the night of May r after the concert will stop here by special arrangement.
 The property on North Water street known as the Watch Hill bungalow owned by Michael F. Sullivan, has been sold to H F Thomas. M. Thomas an6 his family will occupy the property. Since the removal of the Western Union Telegraph service at the N. Y. 1 N. H. & H. R. R. station Stonington res idents are greatly inconvenienced. Francis Burch stands ready to assis in procuring business for the compan, and the community asks for it's rein statement here Not at the station where 1t has been located at the furthe end of the town but centrally in tn business part of Stonington where a all time messages can conveniently b received and sent seven days week Stonington people are now forced to tele phone. Mystic or Westerly. in order [ get telegraphic communication through
 Judge Elias Hincl<ley was a bushes caller in Hartford Wednesday.
 H. F. Wilbur has purchased that Ian on Cutler street at the rear of Georg Braytcn and will use it for pasturin his cows
 Oliver Pendleton has purchased th house of Miss Lou Thaver on Elm street
 Paul Kirschsieper. who is at the Back Us hosnital at Norwich for treatment fo appendicitis. is resting comfortably.
 Mrs. James Daily continues seriousl
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
MYSTIC

r1ancis Howell young son of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Howell has the mumps. The Junior department of the Congre- gatonal Sunday school gave a May par ty for their mothers Wednesday even ing in the parish house
 Mrs Margaret Sherman of New Bed- ford is the guest of Mrs. George W. Will COX.
 Mrs. John Lewis has returned from a visit with friends in Lyme.
 Wilfred Brown is recovering from the mumps.
 Mrs. Ira r. Moves has gone c New Haven for visit.
 Captain Elias F. Wilcox was q visitor in Hartford Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Wheeler Miss Edna L. Wheeler Isaac CunC1il and Mrs Frank T. Rhoad attended the tenth annual meeting of the New Lon- don Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers. held Tuesday at | the Greereville Congregati tional church. Hamilton Fish is ill with the humps. | Mrs. D. Nj. Cudworth was a caller in i Westerly. Tuesday. l MT. and Mrs Harold Thorpe and 1 Mrs. Mary A. Price were recent wis 1 itors in Hartford.
 Mrs. George Mcintosh has returned tc Providence after visit with relatives here.
 Mrs. Moses Fl. Wilcox was a visitor al Narragansett Pier. Tuesday. Mir. and Mrs. T. ". Mcdonald and daughter Miss Ruth. have returned af.~l a ten days stay at their summer homo in Kil,ingly.
 Mrs. Lucy L. Boyles of New Lon don was a caller here Tuesday
 A. C. Latham camp, No. 1s. Sons o Veterans. met Tuesday evening in G A. R. hall
 Miss Hannah Miner was in Norwicl Tuesday.
 Mystic encampment No. IT, I. O. c F., meets Friday evening.
 Miss Catherine ". Rathhun of West erly spent the night Tuesday with he grandmother, Mrs. Warren P. Rauh bun. Mrs E. V. Whiting was T visitor i Norwich Tuesday.
 Charity chapter. No s1, Or1er of tn Eastern Star. met Tuesday evening Masonic Temple It was the siXteent anniversary of the founding of in chapter and after the meeting the men bers assembled in the banquet hall whei chafng dish supper was served. Tn tables were attractivelv decorated wit flowers and an orchasera provided m sis during the suoner. After supper pleasing programme was rendered.
 Mrs. Ben jamin Lapin is in New Tor on business.
 A special meeting of Charity and R lief lodge No. 72. F. and A. NJ, is be held Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
DIED

MEYER-In Norwich May 1o. 1921. Mrs.
 Frances Meyer of Preston Plains, aged Services at Gager's funeral parlors, 70
 Franklin street. Friday afternoon. May
 13, at 2 o'clock. Burial in the Avery
 cemetery, Preston. BROWNISG-In this city, May II. 1921,
 Thomas Browning. aged 75 years. Funeral services at his late residence. Se Greene avenue, Friday afternoon. May
 IS. at 3 o'clock. standard time. Burial private.
 WOoDMANSEE-In Howard. R. l.. May [. 1921, Erastus Woodmsnsee, aged ss years.
 VAN ETTEN-In New London. May 10. 1921. John Van Etten.
 TTRNER-In Montville. May 10. 1921. Ella Eliza beth, daughter of the late l Giles and Hannah F.. Turner.
 HENRY-In New London. May 10. 1921,
 Ethel M.. wife of George E. Henry. LESTER-In Mantle. May Il. 1921, Laura Whaley, widow of George H. | Lester.
 MACDoUGALL-In this city. May IA, i-31 John MacDougal. aged 72 years 1 Funeral at his late home. 56 Sixth street Thursday afternoon. May l2. at 2.So, standard time. Burial iD tamily plot in | Yantic cemetery.
 sTEINER-In Denver, Col. May 10, 1921
 John Steiner of Norwich, aged s7 years
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
SOUTH GRISWOLD

Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Sweet and their granddaughter. Miss Loleta Lord. were Sunday visitors al I. O. Burdicks.
 Miss Mabel Burdick recently enter tained Mrs. StarNSy N-inroth and daush- ter. Patricia. Of Bsyonne, N. J.
 Miss Mabel Blanchard has returned to the home of her aunt in North Stoning- ton. t--
 Superintendent r. H p. Clement of Jevett City. was a recent visitor here.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. ". Young. Mrs R. H. Young Miss L. V. Culver. E. D. Bur dick. were business visitors in Willi- mantle. Friday the sixth.
 Leland NJ. BurdicE from the Norwich State Hospital, spent the week end in this place.
 Mrs. Hallam Whiting. her son. Hallam and two daughters. Lucille and Mildred Whiting. Of Springfield. Mass. were the week end guests of local relatives
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

the Joslin-Lena building on Mechanic street Wednesday.
 Announcements have been received Of the marriage of Courtland s. Crandall of Westerly and Miss Edna E. Mcclure of WoIlaston. Mass, in Wollaston Park Mass, April 2S.
 Mrs. Kimball Wheeler of Williams street was given birthday party Tues- day afternoon by the M. '. O. B. club. 4 number of Westerly sports started wearing straw hats Wednesday, but the honor for setting the pace goes to Ed ward Reardon, of Grove avenue, who wore one Tuesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
LIBERTY HILL

Mrs. Winthrop D. Dsvoll and two children, her aunt. Miss Aobie Goodrich, went by automobile Sunday 10 Wooster Mass. to visit Miss Davoll's brother-in- law and sister, MT. and Mrs. James Cochran. From there they continued to Worcester to see Mrs. Davolrs aunt. Mrs Grancis Bellware. who is in poor health They returned Monday.
 Dr. Van N. Verplanck of St Luke's hospital. New York city, visited his grandmother, Mrs. E. A. Moves several days last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert F. Harris. their son. Colt, and grandson. Dona,I. of New London. were callers on their cousin Mrs. J. Geo. Clark. Sunday afternoon They came by automobile. Mir. Harris is in the employ Of the James Hislop Go His son. Colt. works for the city and is now with a party of surveyors laying out the citys new reservoir.
 Mrs. Henry \. Oehiers and son, Homer
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12

Merrill post. No Is, American Legion heI8 ts May meeting Tuesday evening m CshaunpIin hall. The post voted 10 turn ont in uniform on Memorial Day ana 10 art as an escort to the C.. A. R Tn the parade which will start at 10 oclock m the morning. Further plans for the dsS activities were left in the hands or cour,stfee of 10 which was appolnteo hv Commander George Chapman. The committee is composed of H. Russell Burdick James A. Donohue, Erhest Yornx. Charles Moore, Abial B. Brown Robert Freestone, Lewis R. Greene John Brophy. Daniel Larkin and Ed ward J. Butler.
 Westerly High and Wheeler school +s.ws will play at Westerly this CThursdav) afternoon in the second in- terscholastic baseball game of the sea son. Although the local team is confi- 6ent of turning in it's first victory the Wheeler bovs have the best team they have boa sted in years and promise to nut up a good fight for the decision. The game should provide some good practice for the Westerly team in preparation for the game with Norwich Free AcadernV next Tuesday. The batteries will be Maine and Stenhouse for Westerly and I.anda and Landa for Wheeler.
 The sixth and last in the series ol vhists which have heen successfully con- ducted hv the Children of Mary society nf St Michaers church was held Wed resdav evening in Community hall. Over o0n were present. and the fund for fur thar improving and renovating the new hall was increased appreciably- It E exrected that the renair work will nf started at an carly date As at the pre- ,.ious socials. musical selections wer' rendered during the whist playing ant refreshments were served.
 Laconics.
 Arthur \. Nash of Westerly wa elected deputy grand high priest of tn Royal Arch Mssons of Connecticut a the meeting held in Hartford Tuesday.
 Herbert W Rathbun gave a very in terestnE stereopticon lecture on the ia west and Pacific coast at the Firs Baptist church Tuesday evening. unde the ausnices of the Mems Bible class.
 The Franciscan Missionaries of Mar from the St. Francis orphanaEe. Woon socket. are in Westerly making thei annual collections for the orphans unde their care.
 nr and Mrs William ?. Langworth have returned to their home in Wester lv after soending the winter months i Davtona Fla.
 The women of the First Baptist churc conducted successful rurmage sale
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
CAMPBELLS MILLS

Miss Martha Gray, employed in the home of Charles Phillips at Plainfeld, was a recent caller here.
 Mrs. Sabra Perkins of Jewett City has been spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Mason Gray. and other friends.
 Selectman W. H. Dawley with force of men has been repairing the highway in this part of the town.
 Mrs Benjamin Hall has returned from Woodstock, where she has been assisting