Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-13

allow the voters to say whether they |
are willing to spend the money or not.
Vaccination Of school pupils was also
discussed. The town school physician |
informed the board that there are fifty |
children IN the high school who have not |
been vaccinated. Most OF these, or.
majority OF them. come from other |
towns. This matter will doubtless be
brought to the attention Of the school
board.
The annual Valentine Tea under tho
zu sptces Of the Wou1an's Board Of the
Day KNnbali hospital, for the benefit
of the hospital, was held in Odd Eel
lowss' hall, Saturday afternoon and ev-
ering. The affair was a brilliant one
and attracted patronage from all the
towns in eastern WiadhaIn county and
melted a substantial sum. for hospi-
tai work There was gale OF a va
riety Of articles from prettiiy arranged
tables during the afternoon. Tea was
purchased The dancing in the evening
attracted a large gathering OF young
people. Dancing was from 7.So to II
o'clock with music by the Common
wealth orche5ra OF Worcester.
Teachers Of English In fac l-slblsl
schools Of Wtndhaua county gathered at
the high school In this city, Saturday.
Plans for q permanent organization of
| an English Teachers association were
| carried into effect. Miss Abbie Keith
Of the Putnam High school was promin-
| ent in arousing interest in the formation
| OF this new organization
| The success of tho wrestling match
last week has encouraged Jake Al
| pert, VIII oznade his debut as sport
| promoter III Putnam, to go ahead and
arrange for another affair in the sqilar-
ed circle Promoter Alpert 'is getting in
| touch; with some Of the managers IN
/ Boston and hopes to arrange a oosdng
card to be presented about the second
week n March. AS planned the pro-
| gran1nne would consist OF a couple OF
| prelinainartes between boys from Web
ster or Dantelson and Putnam boys,
| with perhaps senli-fnal between Jim
mic McKenna Of Mechanicsvllle, always
| a. favorate in this city; and some fast
boy to be selected, to go against him.
The final is to be between some good
| talent from greater Boston. Much de-
ponds upon how high good boxers value
their services. It will be appreciated by
those who follow the game that there
Is limit as to what can be paid for a
programme as the seating capacity OF
the Victory theatre with the ring erect
ed ts reduced to between seven and
eight hundred The first affair under
supervision OF the state and local box
ing commission vas So decidedly sue
cessful that. according to Mr.. AIpert,
the sport will be continued II the patron
age holds good.
wedding for which invitations have
been received in this city and the
Grosvenordales, and one in which there
is more than usual interest, will be SOL
: arnn!zed at ST. Annes church, Wood
stock, at half past seven o'clock Mon
day morning. February 20tf4 when
, Miss Yvonne Beatrice BoisTert OF Weon-
socket becomes the bride Of Wilfred
Therrian, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Zotique
Therrian Of North Grosvenordale. The
bridegroom was at one tina employed
, by the Wheaton Building & Lumber Co.,
, IN this City. He served in. the A. e. f.,
: as a meanber OF the Second Eagineers.
Fourteen months CT his time Of enlist
ment vas IN France. He was sadly
a gassed and spent. over a year IN hos
pitfalls in sOteA1,. North Carolina and in
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