Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-20
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those voting until D M"
Moderator Bdgarton appointed Eugene
J. Randall checker of the mems list and
Thomas J. Doyle checker OF the Wo1len 8
list Voting began az 40 e'clock the first
man to vote being Charles LaGrabee, OF
Windham Center. the first woman to cast
her ballot being Mrs. Margaret Wood, of
Valley street. Voting was brisk during the
FIRST hour 200 ballots being cast, a good
proportion being from voters in the Wind
hams.
Justice OF the Peace Curtis Dean has
busy day ahead Of his the coming Satur-
day. Four civil cases are to be heard, these
being the cases of Willard f. McFarale
vs. Arthur Siward, the Standard Papers
and Merchandise Company vs Max Kitay,
Frederick w. Edwards vs Horaos 3.
Rood, ct al, and C4emen L. Manning VS.
Philip Borton-
The town hall was crowded Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock when exercises
began preparatory to the disqualification
of the third degree o ma large class Of
| candidates for San Jose Council No. IA,
Knights of Columbus. The work was in
| charge of District Deputy T. Frank Gun
ningham of Willimantic and his degree
| team. Following the degree work the
| knights and visiting knights adjourned to
/ the lodge rooms in tfpe Loonper block where
a. lunch was served.
| In the 220-yard run at the Y. NJ. G. A.
| Saturday morning. E. Taylor took first
honors J. Abernatny second, and Edwin
+, Cross third. The teams ranked as follows,
| Giants, Red and Pirates. Saturday the
| team standing figured as follows: Giants
1856. Reds $40, Pirates 125. E. Taylor
leads in Individual point scoring with
L. rx-fAJ, I'D
Aberuathy third with 1867.
Fred H. Williams. OF Canton Windha m,
No. .. Pstriarchs Militant, L 0. 0. F.,
| was recently unanimously elected he1ten-
ant colonel of the council of cantnos in
| two years. The office is the second high
est in the state and Mr.. Williams friends
are pleased that 8uch ar honor has come
| to Il lo,sA man.
A Right burning at O'Clock Saturday
morning in the Bitchenware DEPARTMENT of
tao Jordan Hardware company store on
Main street was noticed by Officer Jari-
WE'RE who called in Officer Bonlbria. The
officers Investigated and were aided by
NaIson A. Daniels, an mploye Of the com
psny. Nothing was found disturbed In the
store, however.
Mrs. Susan r. spicer, So. widow of
Charles H. Maynard died Saturday after
non at her home. lis Walnut street. She
was born in Bozrah, June -. 1888, the
daughter of William and Betsy Barrows
Sricer. She leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Richard KersFaw of Norwood. r. I, and
Mrs. William Price Off Willimantic son
George H. Maynard of this city, pve
grandchildren, among whom are Mrs Ar
thur Swanson and Miss Susie Miller of
WiEimantic.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Day
were held Saturday morning at $50 O'Clock
from the home in South Coventry. Re
iuiem high mass was sung at St Mary 8
lchurch, South Coventry at 10 o'clock by
Rev. James ]. McGinness, pastor. Mrs
Edmund r Portelance was at the organ
AS the body was borne into the church
Miss Annie Wildwood and Joseph Clark
sang Lead Kindly Light, at the offertory
Ave Maria and for waiting hymn, Near
My God To Thee Burial was in St. Mary
cemetery. The bearers were Timothy
and Daniel Day, Charles Dowd and Jane.
! West. killourey Brothers were in cflargS
! Of arrangements.
Mrs. Annie Brownen Owen, wife Of
Rev. T. Newton Owen, died early Sat
urday morning at a local hospital from
heart failure Mrs. Owen was born il
Bristol. K. l.. April 16, 1859, the darg4l
ter Of ElnatI1an J.. ana Harriet Frat
| Browneu. About six and one-kalf years
ago she came to Columbia with her llus-
band who is the pastor of Columbia Con.
sregational church. She soon endearet
herself with the people of that town. Be
sides her husband she leaves u brother
f. p Brownell, Jr., of Asfleyflle, Nortf
| Carolina, and a, sister Mrs. Robert S
Gray of Bristol, r. l.
Brief Notes
Philip r. Cohen, treasurer of the loca
fund being raised to relieve the war -suf
ferng Jewish people of Europe, report
total s description Of $457.5O toward tn
quota of $500 for the city.
Miss Carrie st. John was SURPRISE
Friday evening at her home in Modlto1
SQUIRT by some twenty friends who honore,
4 many gifts and the evening was pleasant
} " spent.
Mrs. NJ 3. Daniels of Boston, address
sd the meetings OF the First Society o
81 lritualists. held Sunday at the Woman
club rooms, No. 500 Main street.
The seniors of Windham High schoo
Gay, - to 6, in one of the intercla s
games.
The sophoinores of Windham High los
to the juniors. IS to 9. in the interclas
basketball game Friday.
The week end passed quietly at polio
headquarters, no arrests being made
There was a large audience at the FRS
Congregational church house Sunday ev
ening wdhe ma rally of all Boy Scout troop
Of the city was held under the auspices o