Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-14
Norwich Bulletin, Winimantic 0hc 1s cburch street. Telephone 1O5.

 @ CRuFch street. Telephone 1O5.
 Tnursday, January goth win be notable for members of Obwebetuck Lodge, No. fe. Independent Order of Odd Fellows. marking the thirty-first anniversary of the institution of the lodge in this city. Preparations have been made for spe- clay entertainment on that evening and Invitations have been sent to the elective grant officers of the state, and to Israel Putnam lodge, No. 33 of Putnam. Can aaSates in the first degree will eworked at 7:30 o'clock at the town hall, mem bars of Israel Putnam lodge doing the initiation work. The visiting brothers are 10 arrive from Putnam on the 652 train and will he escorted to the town hall Captain Fred Williams is to be marshal of the parade. Canton WindhaIn No. 2 being the escort. Members Of Obwebetuch lodge will also parade One hundred and twenty-five Putnam Odd Fellows are ex- pueeted and they are to bring nine orchestra to a in the degree work. This degree work will be followed by a roll call of members of Obwebetuck lodge. William N Potter a charter member of the logSl lodge has Teen appointed his torian for the evening and will give a
 
 sketch adjournment will take place to odd FeIiows' hall, No. s07 Main street, where the members of Violet Rebekah lodge. No. 57, l. o. o. F., will serve a roaEt pork supper. The committee in charge of the program comprises Charles A. Gates. chairman cf reception commit tee; Walter E. Thompson, Willard N. Bowen. Elmer NJ Young, Charles M. Thompson. and Charles H. Beebe, general committee.
 Members of the grand lodge who are expected to be present are, Grand Mas ter, Frank H Whiton of Hartford; depu- ty Grand Master, Herbert J. Phillips of Waterbury, Grand Warden. Charles R. Hathaway of South Manchester. Grand Secretary William s. Hutchinson of New Haven, Grand Treasurer Sidney W. C1al- lenger of Middletown and District Deputy Grand Master John ". Potts of Jewett City.
 Aneng those who set sail for the south Tuesday from New York was John C. Lincoln who is to spend the winter in Florida
 The cold snap that began Wednesday night continued through Thursday. Seve- Fal more days of this kind of weather and fee cutting will begin at the city ice plant
 The following program was presented at the meeting of the True Blue Circl, of the Baptist church at a meeting helt at the home of Inez Patton on Windhau read: Song, Q Happy Day; reading Tventy-seventh Psalra, Inez Patton prayer, by Mrs. Ellison, followed bS Lords Prayer in unison: song, Work fol the NighN is Coming; Japan ese story Lamp Lighters Across the Sea, chapter. read in three parts by Corinne Picknel Ten members attended the meeting, anC Fefreshments were served by the hostess
 The Hsover fund to aid in preventin, the children of European countries iron starving continues to grow. Additiona donations of twenty dollars has sent tn fund to s722.67. K. W. Reynolds, ioca treasurer, hopes to see this fund reac the one thousand mark within the mex few days. Seyenty-two children are al ready sure of enough to eat until tn next harvest. The recent donors are. Frank ". Anthony .....S 50 ". c. Norris so Frank Larrabee -............ 100 Previously reported .......... 702.6
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 neeAA m me sfaekened working COT dikiuns in this city took place Thursda when notices were posted in the QuidnicI Wndham Manufacturing plant statin that the mill would go on a five day pc week schedule beginning next week. Tn new schedule is on nine hour dail basis. a week of forty-flye hours I'll plant operated on a three-day schedul this week About three hundred en ployes will be affected by the new scheC ufe-
 The plans for the comfort station prc posed to be built on Railroad street at cost of $1e.000 have been placed in th