Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10
WILLIMANTIC

ca rowned by A. W. Turner was headed down North street toward Main street and another car backed Into 1t, the dam age being slight The accident was w.t. messed by the traffic officer.
 At the meeting of the W. B. A. of the Maccabees, Thursday night reports were turned In by those who sold tickets TOT the mlnstrels which were given Iues- day night at St. Marys hall Valley street. The minstrel performance was well attended and good sum was real ized.
 Ashford Grange, No. 90, held its meet ing Wednesday night at Bakers hall, ID Warrenvile, with a good attendance. Ine grange was visited by Deputy FranK A- Haines of Wolf Den grange, Abingdon. MT. Halnes was accompanied by his wife. During the evening the members of Ashford grange were complimented by Deputy Haines, for their fine worK and for the progress the organization haa made during the past year. The grange voted to attend the meeting of Echo Grange, Mansfield Center, which is 10 be held Tuesday night of next week. Following the transaction of bus mess a social time was enjoyed. | sabuoth. Hebrew for the Feast of ] Weeks. will be observed in all congrega- 1 tlons of the Jewish faith, Sunday, June i l2th, and in the more orthodox churches on Sunday and Monday, June 18th and 18th. This festival Is one of the three pilgrim feasts observed in ancient Bible times when the inhabitants of Palestine made pilgrimages to the holy temple al 1 Jerusalem and there in vast numbers, sang praises unto the Lord for His mer- cies. In those days the ceremonial con I ,N aruk FrtVff and grains of the field, which were brought as a thanksgiving token for the new crop being harvested. Following the smashup of two cars or the highway at Columbia Saturday night | last, the owners who returned to the place the following day found their cars stripped of practically everything re- movable Wednesday at Columbia, Rob Y ert C. Keaveny of Manchester, wa: charged with stealing the accessories ant parts of the automobiles. He pleaded not guilty. Probable cause was found by Justice of the Peace Raymond E ! Clark and Keaveny was bound over |, ] the next term of the Holland county su , perior court, under bonds of $500. :, John GeIinas, who was locked up ii . the police station in this city Wednesda! by Constable II. c. Barlow, on a charg ol ODtalIllHB money uHueT IdlSe pTeleICe from John Fitts of Hampton, pleadet guilty of the charge before Justice of tn Peace William c. Oliver of Clarks Cor ner. He was fined s1 and costs amount ing to S5791 and was given a jail sen } tence of thirty days
 The local police have been notified ths Corporal William s. Casey Of Compan H. 36th Infantry, Camp Devens ha been missing from that camp since Jun 3. They are asked to be on the look out for him. The address given in thi city was No. 1oS7 Main street.
 An Old FNashiOned Mother, presented a the Willimantic Methodist church Wed hesday evening by the Epworth Leagu of the South Coventry Methodist churc was enjoyed by a large audience Tn cast numbered thirteen and fine pres entation was given. Incidental musi was furnished by Francis Perkins o the saxaphone, and Mrs. Hoff, pianis Other features were songs by Adelin ! Hoff, and instrumental solos by Mir , Ioff and Anna Tillinghast. The charat
 ters of the play were;
 Deborah Underhill, a mother in |
 rael Cora F. Nye.
 Widdcr Bill Pindle leader of the choi
 Clara T. Wood
 Miss Lowizz loving custard plain sev ing, Ruth M. Eye
 Isabel Simpscot, the village belle, BI
 Nye Perkins.
 Gloria Perkins, as good as gold, Ha
 tic Maass
 sukey Pinde, the widder's mite, oli, Frederiekson.
 John Underhill, the prodigal son, Fra1
 cis W. Perkins.
 Charley UnderhiIl, the elder brothe i. Charles Beckwith
 Brother Johan Quackenbush, "Jerry
 merry heart, Walter Brooks.
 Enoch Rome, an outcast and wande
 CT, Charles Mass.
 Quintus Todd, the county sheri - Charles Mass.
 Glorina Perkins, baby mine, Pheol
 squires.
 L The Village Choir-safiy Larl1ins. c
 ganist, Anna Tillinghast; Samanthy Pc Y tifer, Rosa Wolfe; Elnora Higgs, Dol
 Daniels; Lily Bud Hawkins. Adelf .s Hoffi Dorcas MilIigan. Mabel Tillin hast; Milly Red Fetter, Augusta Bu
 Ramp.
 Place-The village of Canton in mort - ern New York.
 The supper glen Thursday afterno,
 and evening by members of the Juni
 class of the Willlmantic State Norm
 and Training school on the lawn of t
 school, was well attended and a lar
 sum was raised for the piano fund. TT
 piano fund was started by the class q. 1920. to purchase a piano 7 for the T v of students Who will occupy the m - dormitory of the school that is to
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