Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-17

cussed Six of the members are to attend the encarnpnent Con1rRde Timothy Gil Ian, official delegates; Commander A P. Benner; Comrades RobSSt R Remington. Adam Duntz. James HaggAty and Tiisa1- othy Quinn. At fhe next meeting Of the post Saturday, May 9th. coinlnittees for the Memorial day ezerefses are to be al5- pointed.
 Funeral servicss for Mrs. Louise Bra | man Kinne were held Saturday after noon at two o'clock at the church in South Windhanl, services being conduct ed by Rev Arthur W. Clifford. Burial was in the Windhaah cemetery Arrangements
 were in cflaTge Of F1sAHeral Director Jay
 M. Shepard.
 Lucius D. Post, 7s, died Friday at Iifs
 home in Ahdover. Up to the time Of his death MT. Post coadHeted a general store. He was born December $, 1S42, the leaves a nephew. c. W. It4un5pson of New London. and two fiieees, Mrs. Louise Per-
 ry, of Sodthington. affd Mrs. Ihogeae 1 Brown of New London. Brief Notes MT and Mrs Kenneth N. HiAhouse vfs-
 tied their cottage at Pleasure Beach Sun Gay.
 1 MT and Mrs. Frank H. Foss and fam fly notored to their cottage at Musicol- ony. R. L, Sunday afteraoon. 1 Harold Mastin of the textile council re-
 turned Saturday after visit to Paw
 tueket, E. I.
 MT and Mrs. Daniel P. Dunn enterta iil-
 ed over the week eiad Miss Katharine 4Iuf- fey of South Manchester pr Fred M. Smith is in St Joseph;s hospital recovering from an operation on
 his throat.
 Vrdrarf5p1. ,,i,I.L -L 4L ', 1r ~ ,
 to be Odd Fellows night The bowling
 committee from Nindhara Encouragement i No. 10 has charge of the program Be
 liance lodge of Jewett City N-ill again
 roll the local aoowlers, the contest to be
 followed by dancing in the gym. Refresh :
 rnents will top off the evening. ] Mrs George M. Harrington of this city 1 and daughter. Mrs. Burton Bartlett of Hartford, with Miss Elizsbeth Harrouil
 of Windham road are spending the week at Atlantic Cfty pr. and Mrs Louis Hills of WesEbrook,
 Me, have returned hefse, after visiting
 Mrs Hills parents, MT. and Mrs George ] F. Taylor
 l St Joln's Cot4ainandery, Knights Temp | lar, attended the fnornihg service at the 1 First Congregational Church. Rev. Har- 1 " S. AfcCready, pastor preached a. special
 sermon oh Knights E!rrant Of Inlmortali- | ty"
 The name Of Allen sterry has been in.
 cluded on the honor roll tablet of the First
 Congr gational church. i Owners of dogs i'll Windiiaan have re
 eeaved notice from Town C1srk P. P. F'ea- i ton that licenses are due and must be paid
 hefore May 1st.
 The meeting of the WilH1nartic Wo-
 mans club Tuesday is to take the form
 of 3, social hour Members are to con 1 tribute to the State Endowment fund. The scout medals won by Troop No. l at the state scout meeting ii1 Hartford i'll l1s1S have been mounted by Former Scout master Robert H F'er1ton. The velvet was contributed by Scoutnaster R. C. Rose. The medals won were for largest attend
 anee and the other a rescue medal won ny Harold Carer and Hayward Millefd 1 MT. and Ms. Raymond A Parker e4' teftaSned John Crockett Of Manchester or satufday
 Miss Helen Gregory of the local office ei the Western ITieTl Telegraph conna nS spent the week end with her aunt. Mfs Ellen Noonaf1. of Housantonic Mass 1 Windharn High scEeduled to open 1t: baseball season Saturday in this city witf the Vocational school Of New London bul
 the game was postponed, owing to we grounds.
 Charles Wingertsnan, of Hartford spent the week end in this city visitiHs 1 with friends.