Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-21

schools of Billingly will be closed the summer vacation certain ordinary re- pairs will be made at different build
 ings.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles s. Smith and
 children of South street are spending
 vacation in Providence and Mir Smith is
 to spend a few days with relatives in
 New York.
 Herbert Neff of Providence is in Dan
 ieson. called here by the death of ns
 mother, Mrs. Isabelle Neff. @
 Miss Blanche Gauthier operator at the central telephone office, is spending her vacation at her home in Wauregan Misses Helen E. Aylward and Eunice Pike Were at Pomfret school on Monday taking college entrance examinations
 which will be continued during the pres ent week.
 Frank A. Moore of the West Side as , tourmaster headed a battalion of 29 motorcycles, 24 sidecars and five solos, that left here at 915 Sunday morning ! on gypsy run to Forest Park, near @Springfeld. Fiftysix people went along in the local contingent, which included l machines representative of different parts of the towns of Killingly, Brooklyn ana | Plainfield. The tour took the ri1ers i through Wfllimantic, Stafford and 1T l torcyclists were entertained by the Fire 1 stone Rubber company and furnished | with a bountiful supply of refreshments. ] Every machine that started out of here l on the tour returned. the ma jority ot the i riders getting back to Danielson at about {, 9.3o n. m, whi,e stragslers reported n ] as late al 2.30 Monday morning. The mileage for the trip was 173. In ,ot | drawing for a prize for the local people | A.,1 ] nor and was given a tire casing. The run | was q n annual event and was arranged { under tine auspices of the NJ. and A. T. ] .iutomobilists will be interested in the ! fact that one section of state road that i has been c,Osed on the Chepachet route 1 10 Providence has been reopened after
 having the top dressing applied. This
 road wasopen, but unfinished, the past ] winter. The new highway is -des crt1,ed as splendid, Another section is now clos l cd just east of Chepachet, but. will be 1 completed within month, it is said Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich will 1 be at tle Health station in the town hal
 building this (Tuesday) morning at 9.St
 10 conduit a health clinic at which per
 sons are given examinations and advice without charge through the cooperation
 of the Civic federation.
 Members of McGregor W. R. C., dec orated graves of deceased members witt
 flowers on Sunday, which the corps. ob
 served as Memorial Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Caste A. Maindon nc, tor"d to Camp Devens on Sunday.
 \ few native green peas HHve tecl offered within the past few days in opel markets and it is promised that they wi . b" more plentiful this week. . Howard B. Richardson of Spring1iel was a visitor with friends in Danielso on Sunday,
 The class day exercises Thursday aft arnoon and the graduation exercises O | Thursday evening are to be hold in th 9 town hall. The hall will be decorate I by members of the high schol. n Miss Lillian Terwilliger was anon . the many from Danie.son who were vi: ] itors at Camp Devens on Sunday. S A programme of events for. the Fourt e at Wildwood Park is being arranged an
 this will be the favorite resort on the ho c iday for many local people.