Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
YANTIC

The one-man cars have come to be fact on the Yantic line. It has made it necessary to have an employe of the Con- necticut company as switchman at the granary crossing on duty during the hours of the trolley schedule As no house is provided for the employees to date, the Central Vermont crossing ten der has shared the hospitality of the building provided by the Central Vermont railway. Later the Central Vermont rail- way will provide the crossing tenders.
 Frank Sinko. infant son of MT. and Mrs Frank SinAo of Oakland avenue, is suffering with a broken wrist caused by a fall from his crib.
 MT. and Mr'I Reuben Potter and fam lily have moved from the village to an apartment in Greeneville-
 special religious service for Armis- tice remembrance was arranged in Grace church Sunday by Rev. Robert Day. The soldiers and sailors Of the parish, the members of the Yantic Fire Engine, com- pany and some members of the submarine base, New London, were among the con- gregation. One of the buglerS from the submarine base gave the assembly call at the beginning of the service and the re- treat call at closing, which added to the solemnity of the occasion. The sermon | not easily forgotten, as he had lived what he preached about, having served during the late war in Canad dian regiment. The altar decorations of white chrysanthe- i'mums were given by a member of the parish in remembrance of a son who gave 1 his life for democracy.
 The Yantic Fine Engine hall was the scene of much activity Saturday evening when the fellow members of the Yantir fire department tendered their chief Her. 1 mon J. Gibbs, state senater-eiect,. and as- fsocIaie, John. Proctor, state representa-. I tive-elect. an old fashioned baked bean supper Zabriskie catered and nothing was forgotten in the line of food for sucF a. supper. Edward Flynn, Sr., entertain. ed with harmonica selections and bucl tenor voice was enjoyed in his renderine 4 of popular songs. and as 1t is the frs time such holnrs have come to two mem bers of the company 1t was a great pleas yuce for the other members to entertain them, and they did, it royalty.
 1 Saturday Reuben Potter. bagged .t handsome red fox one of the finest specf mons ever seen by local people.
 Mr.sand Mrs. N. J. Reid and family 0 Lincoln avenue have moved Unto the cot tage on Main street belonging to tn American Woolen company and known a the superintendent,s home. Mir Reid i I overseer in the weave room of the locs plant.
 At a recent meeting of the Girl: Friendly society Mrs. John Kilroy an Mrs. Howard Bishop were chosen dele gates to attend the state convention to b held in New Haven Nov. Eth.
 Mss J M. Pendleton, R. N, spen 1 Tuesdays in Hartford attending a meet ing at the capitol in the interest of tn stAteis public nursing plan.
 I Wlnser yanieties of garden vegetable do, not seem De very plentiful this faI and many ek cumplaining that pump kins,- squashe cAbbages and other vege tables areiAot keeping fresh as in forme years. Some arS attrihuting it to the We season. s
 Mrs. John Williaa1s of Utica, N. Y, spending some time, iii sown the guest c Mr. and Mrs: Herbers Hitchon eof Bis place. ssl =. l Manchester spent tAe Sa end in tow tow