Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-20
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place at the entrance to the town building upon their arrival and dedication exer- cises will be carried out.
 Work of altering the AIling block on Main street commenced Friday morning and will consist of lowering the floor of the store occupied by the A. & P store to a level with the sidewalk and install ing a front to correspond with the front built on the other half of the building when the purchase was made by the All ing Rubber company.
 Joint committees from the G. A. R. and Spanish War Veterans have formulated plans for the observance of Memorial day, which EEfll be one of the best in re- cent yearse if plans are carried out as scheduled The graves of the veterans in the Windham. North Windham and St. Joseph's cemeteries will be decorated in the morning, trucks having been provided to carry people to the distant cemeteries. Delegations from the G. A. R. and U. $. W. V. are to visit the cemeteries on the Sunday preceding Memorial day and mark the graves to be decorated. In the afternoon the usual ceremony at Wilh- mantle cemetery will take place, many local societies and bands having signified their willingness to march, Capt Frank P. Fenton is to be marshal as in past years and Capt Jean B. Faulhus is chair man of the joint committee of arrange ments Marshal Fenton is to announce parade assignments and the line of march during the coming week.
 Mrs. Sarah E. Gordon, 6S, wife of Ed win S. Gordon, died Friday afternoon shortly after 2 o'clock at her home, 175 Mansfield avenue. She was born in this city, the daughter of John and Betty Lumis Spencer. She leaves. besides her husband, five daughters, Mrs. Alice Oxley of Southington, Mrs. Bertha Paterson of Boston, Mrs. Grace Gwynne of Brooklyn N. T., Mrs. Jeanne Ellis of Boston and Miss BeatriX Gordon of this city; two l sons, Edwin of Mansfield Depot and Paul Gordon of Worcester; three sisters | Mrs. Mary Cranston of this city. Mrs Alice Buddy fof Worcester and Mrs Eliza Lloyd of Quincy, Mass. and g brother, William Spencer of this city There are also several grandchildren.
 Brief Notes. Miss Florina Caisse was given a mis. cellaneous shower Thursday evening ir honor of her approaching marriage witt Charles Cyr of this city Gifts including silver, cut glass and china were re | ceived.
 1 Clement L. Manning of Schenectady N. Y, is visiting local relatives over thu
 week end
 Mrs. John E. Brick and daughter, Mrs Lewis Church, and son, Furman Church l returned Thursday noon after spending the winter in Florida. MT. Brick re 1 turned home several weeks ago, the re mainder of the party Stepping at point on the way north to visit.
 Miss Barbara Elliott is spending tn week end in Hartford. the guest of 8Iis Ann Bachus.
 WiiIimantic fans are on edge for tn struggle today CSaturday) between tn American Thread team and Manchester
 Mancheste- has one game on the locals l and the fans believe that one is all the will ever have.
 1 Windharn High goes to Norwich toda
 Saturday. to meet Norwich Free Acad
 emy. In a previous meeting the Norwic team won to 0. Windham expects
 different ending of today's game
 Miss Mary Isabella Greene was ten
 dered a miscellaneous shower Thursda
 night in honor of her approaching mar riage with Hialmar Liiiquist of New Ha
 ven. Miss Greene received many beautt
 ful gifts.
 r The Southern New England TeIephon
 company has assembled many poles o the land of Mrs. Adelaide Stanton O West Main street They are to be use
 to replace poles no longer considere
 safe.
 Mrs. Nelson A Daniels and son Lew i, left Friday for Plainfie4d. N. J.. the hom
 of Mrs. Daniels brother, Nathan l Lewis. Her mother, Mrs w. w Levi ! ic tN MT. and Mrs. Frederick W. staebnt left Friday for New York to snend Il week end with their daughter Louisa, WI ; is employed in an insurance busine. there.
 Miss Florence c. Woodward of Il normal school faculty leaves today (Sa turday) to spend the summer at the hon of her sister, Mrs. White, of North Stol lngton.
 D MT. and Mrs valette stearns and Mi 7 Pierce of 40 Church street have gone t Pleasure Beach for the summer K MT. and Mrs W. C. Norris are : leave next week for their summer hon g in Maine
 q At the First Congregational churt e Sunday Rev. Harry s. McCready, pa e tor, will preach at 1045 o'clock. Ch : dren's sermon, Inside the Garden Cat h Morning sermon, The Highest origins e ity. Church school metes at 9.45 a. : Closing social hour of the Sunday eve q ing institute at o'clock : Christian Science service is held Su e day morning at 1o.45 o'clock at t p Woman's club rooms. No So3 Ma
 street Subject of the lesson-sermo l. Soul and Body. Sunday school is lie i, at 9.30 a. m.