Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-03

tributes were beautiful Relatives and
friends attended from Stamford. West
erl5y, Worcester, Norwich, Baltic, New
Haven, New London, shelton, Brooklyn
N =, and Pittsheld, Mass.
Briet Notes.
Sunday ended the three days storm
that has held Willirnantic in its grip
spreading discomfort and leaving coat
ing of snow over nearby fields The sun
shone brightly in the Afternoon and the
mercury rose rapidly. Many who had
been kept in the house for the past few
days ventured out Sunday and enjoyed
the sunshine
Local people will go to Mansfield Cen
ter tonight (Afonday) to hear Or. Rus
sell ConWell deliver his famous lecture
on Acres of Diamonds.
Schools open today Gadonday) after
| theE Easter vacation. Many faculty mem
bers who have been spending their va
cations at their homes in other cities arr
| rived here Sunday
Keeney Lathrop is spending the spring
vacation from Phillips Academy, with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop of
Windham
Mrs. Isabel Bradley delivered address
es at the Sunday meetings of the First
Spiritualist Society Mrs Bradley has
a well known speaker and message-bear-
er.
The officers of Wi1limantic lodge, No.
1871. B. P. o. Elks. are to be installed
at the regular meeting of the lodge on
| Wednesday evening. Past Exalted Ruler
Lawrence z. MiIlea of Norwich lodge
No. 43o, is to be the installing officer,
| DR.. and Mrs. Robert C. White are re
turning from the West Indies to their
home here. having sailed from the isl
ands Wednesday last.
| William Smith and daughter Marga-
ret spent the Weekend with Mr.. Smith s
daughter. Mrs Julian Norton, of Bristol.
| Miss Grace Gafford, who has been the
guest Of Miss Marion Hillhouse, left Sat
urday for Waterbury where she viii
spend the remainder of her vacation.
| Water rose fast in the Willimantic and
| Natchaug rivers Saturday, but began to
recede slowly Sunday. The food of a
| few weeks ago has not been reached be-
fore in several years.
Miss Elizabeth Able. OF Wipdham. is
to speak at the Tuesday meeting Of the
Willimantic Womans Club. Miss Able
at the last meeting told of her trip to
Japan. Tuesday she will continue on
the subject of her trip to the Orient, TAX
ing India for her theme.
/ Mrs. Robert H. Fenton for the past
six years president Of the Willimantic
| Wonan's Club, rendered her resignation
recently. Friday afternoon the members
gave a luncheon at which Mrs. Fenton
was presented fountain pen.
The April meeting of Francis S. Long
Post, No. 80, G. A. R.. was held Satur-
day afternoon at the G. A. r. rooms ir
| the town building. Commander A. P
Benrer presided. OF the fourteen mem
! harc ceyato TTaT-e l3reee11f
Mrs. Mary E. Flagg of Norwich has
disposed of three lots on Potter street
| off Windham road to Peter Van Haver-
beke.
The wedding of Abraham Borodacr
and Miss Helen S. Solotoroff took place
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the
synagogue of Congregation Tifereth Is
rael. 1888 Prospect avenue Bronx. Mr.
EBorodach is proprietor of the Windllap
Marget
Clerk Edgar N. Warner of the super
4 Tor court was in this city Saturday t
give examinations to those desiring citi
Zenship papers. About a dozen applied
Miss Charlotte Bottsford spent The
weekend with friends in New Haven.
Miss Pauline Bill, who recently recov-
cred from illness, has returned to hel
duties at The tuberculosis hospital or
Staten Island
A. F. Brown, physical director at thf
local 7. N. c. A.. spent Sunday at hi.
home in Greenwood, Mass.
Miss Edwinna. Chesbro Canter, o
Tenahy, \. j.. spent the weekend viii
her uncle, Samuel Chesbro of this city