Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07
,EWETi CITY

secretary or the iOIne oeFNiCS pl dHCfi, of the Jewett City Red Cross chapter, in Grisweld and vicinity that the clean up squad will be at the city hall in Norwich next Friday and Saturday. Any claim of any sort which local ex-ser- vice men may wish adjusted will re- ceine attention and consideration from this board. It will be advisable for claimants to present their cases person. ally.
 gndaunted Lodge, No. s4, K. ef F., and a few friends enjoyed a clambake at Poeuetanuck drawbrnge Labor Day. There were fertg-fpe in the party, the trip being made in motor trucks and automobiles. It was the intention of the party to catch snapper blues but there was nothing doing for some req son 4 grand baks was gotten UP hy some local old master. In the ball game, Garpenter's sluggers vs. Davis Beau ties played all day. with the score standing to g. o, F. Miller was un- pire and they couldn't put anything oyer on him Captain Carpenter, noted for his careful generalship, forestsf4ed a possible necessity and had a snare ball, which came into play at the proper time, as per schedule. A fine time all around, was the final report.
 The following item from the Wind ham County Transcript is of local in terest: Tn Christ ehureh Hartford, Saturday, Aug. 27, Miss Marion I. Bray of BallouyiEe was united in marriage with Philip Theodore Burnhazn of Tor ringten Mrs. Burnham is a graduate of Killingly High school and of New Britain Normal School. Since graduat- i.ao cba Ioc I1I in the schools of South Manchester and Ferrington. MT. Burnham is em- ployed by the Torrington Building Com pany After a wedding trip spent in Maine, Afr. and Mrs. Burnham will be- gin keeping house in FeFrington."
 The groom is the son of Judge H. H. Burnham of Jewett City.
 Misses Grace, Marian and Edna Shar- key are visiting their aunt, Mrs ATen, at her summer cottage at Lake No- cochoke, New Bedford. Mass, going from there to Boston for a short stay with their uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. McAllister.
 Mrs. James GafnR of Baltic has visited for a few days with Mrs. James McCuskey of Tracy avenue
 ". H. Brown will be in Springfield, Mass, the balance of the week attend ing the photographed convention.
 Myles Mccarthy, a. former Jewett City boy, is a letter carrier in Water bury.
 Linweod Mort, son of MT. and Mrs. John Mort of East Main street, Park section, was climbing a post near his home Monday afternoon and fell or . sharp stake which severely lacerafS@ his arm. Dr. Jennings thought it in- adYisahe to entirely close the wound, but four stitches were taken,
 Miss Ida I. Foster of North Main street went to Brooklyn, N. Y, Tues day, accompanying sister and a her guests.
 JeWett City parties who were recent visitors in Boston and Providence have been to see the famous picture of the screen, The Four Horsemen of the Apo calypso. It is predicted that when it comes to Norwich the treHeys will have to run double service for those who will go to see Alice Ferry in that greatest of war pictures. When Way Down East came to the Davis zoe Jewett City people went to Norwich to see 1t during its three days stay.
 Mrs Carl Hart and daughter Doris of New Britain are guests at Thomas Me Broome's. Mir. and Mrs William Mor- gan and son Ralph of Westerly were Labor Day guests there
 David Hewitt of Groton is visiting Lin- wood Mort
 Miss Isabel Marshall is to teach in North stonington the coming year.
 James Howard of Moosup spent Mon day at H. E. Paul's.
 Peter McArthur of Quincy Mass, has been visiting John F. German.
 The public schools in tine town open today (Fuesday). The teachers at Riv- erside Grammar school are Principal F.. H. P. Clement; Assistant Mrs. Nettie Johnson, Alice Brown Sibyl Browning, Mrs. Edith Saile, Mabel Scott, Juliette Richmond, S. Nettie Johnson, Alice Bar nett, Katherine MeNamara, Annie Dris- coll May Driseoll. Marguerite Bliss, Clara Moran, Clara We'll, Helen Madden and Miss Gonglilin.
 St. Mary's paEochial school opens Wednesday.
 Mother Superior Ange Augustine has been transferred to the Convent of Ali Hallows' church in Moosup. She has just returned from France, where she has been spending two months She has been in St. Mary's Convent as Mother Superior for nine years and has been an instructor of much ability and much beloved by Sisters and pupils. Her place has been taken by Mother Rene, who has just arrived from France, also, and who came to the convent Monday. She was formerly in the convent at South Fitch burg, Mass.