Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08
NORWICH BULLETIN
wuImnntic oHics
81 Church street Telephone 1862



Board OF aldermen meets in Council
chambers. town building.
Natclaug lodge, No %. Knights of
Pythias. meets at Castle hall, s07 Main
street
St. John commandery. K. T.. stated
eonciaye at Masonic hall. Main street.
Four hundred and afty graduates Of the
State Normal school with friends at
tended the reunion held in this city Sat
urday. Among those attending were
among Henry T. Burr of New Britain
and Arthur b. Morrill, Of New Haven,
former principals OF the school, George
Phcnix. the other ex-principal Of the
school was unable to be present. All
graduates first registered at the normal
school and from there went to Windham
High school where at 1880 O'Clock a
Lhrcc act comedy. Just for Fun" was
presented by the normal school faculty
The pay was directed by Frederick
stae5ner. Between the acts several pi-
nno selections were given by Morgan r.
81 John.
The cast OF the comedy follows: Mrs.
Annie Oates. Miss Edith Morton her
niece a wester heiress. Miss Hester
Coaillcy: Mss Mabel West a friend Of
Miss Morton. Miss Margaret Srields; Jane
Mccartney. an Irish maid servant. Miss
Mary Quinn; Lord Chelsea. an English
nahicm1n. Arthur Squires Jack Earl.
his friend. q HAPPY so-ltrclSy fellow Elmer
Ellsworth. The seems Of the comedy was
laid In New York.
The business meeting followed. when
Miss Mary Quinn preslded. The officers
elected were, President. Elmer F. Els
worth. o. Wffiruantic: vice pre- silent,
Martha Reynolds. Of Norwich; treasurer.
Adelaide Hailen; secretary. Hattie ia.
rchz.
Ire meeting was tuned over to Henry
r. Burr. a former principal, who spoke
q the fund q $1,000 being raised for a
rnemoria! in the form OF q scholarship in
honor Of late Jennie L. Dennehy who
taught az tho school for years. Thus far
$3.50 has been raised. The committee
appointed BY the faculty for raising the
funds was continued and comprises. Mrs
CcorEe H. Spencer. chairman; Frederick
W. Staebner. Elmer z Ellsworth, Miriam
skidmore. 1r-na Lord and Ethel Lewis.
The fourteenth annual dinner OF Will.
mantle City Medical society is to be held
Wednesday evening az the Hotel Jorn-
non. Or. J. A Girouard being toastma ST
fr. The committee in charge Of the din
DER comprises DR.. ". +. Hendry, DR.. H
&. Little. and DR.. G. E. Simonds. Int
resting papers viii he read by other mem
bcrs OF the profession. a
An attempt 10 enter the house Of Fred
:. rabcr. al South Windham, early Satur-
Gay morning was frustrated when Mr.. Ia
bsf heard a noise 70 one OF the dining
window and aroused the household. This
person ar the windows seeing lights in tht
house Immediately made q getaway. Con
stable Harry ~. Avery aided by Will
mantle Officers searched for the man for
Eorc tims bit was not successful in 10
eating him
AZ the meeting Of francis s. Long Post
No. co. G. A. P. Saturday afternoon at G
a. u. hall IN the town building seven Of
the fourteen members we're present 4
c1mmittee from A. G. Tyler Camp, No. s
- S. " v. was present and plans were
discussed Tor tire Memorial day exercis
Is. Rev. John Pearce, pastor Of the Firs
Nethodist Episcopal church. was cresen
and extended an invitation TO the post I,
attend sEvicss at the church Sunday
May 23th when special Memorial day ser
vice viii be held
The funeral services Of Charles G
- Rrool1nan were held Saturday morning
from the funeral pgrlors OF Killourel
Brothers At s.f5 o'clock Requiem hlgl
mass az 81. Joseph's church at o'clocl
was sung BY Rev. John Z. Clark. As tr'
body was born into the church the cho;i
sang. Abide With Ne al the offertory o
Ealutaris, and for a waiting hymn. Fac,
y Face The bearers were William