Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-09
, JEWETT CITY

A meeting of the committee of arrange ments for the observance Of Memoris day was held at the home of Chairrnaf George A Haskell when the folioUIrf committee were appointed Marshzis Commander G. Fl. Jennings and C. A Haskell automobiles, invitations to t0Ef and borough officials. obtaining laurel H. George Wilcox; speaker of tho dsy c. II. Jennings; decoration Of Tnouu-r~nis and flags for graves. Mrs. c. A. Hz.I 70 scattering flowers on the waters. .disi Rosanna DesJardines. maxim. Freatifs Mrs. W. J. Bzbceck: soliciting for fool and money. Mrs F. II. Hiscox. airs. vii liam McNicol Mrs. L. M Gray. M- Rosanna DesJardines and Mrs C. H Thornton. Mrs- Gray will have charge of the dinner to he served in inc Rap list vestry. and with the commifts- ntI appoint the wsitresses. Raising os iowr and service ias, IT. George Wiicnz ana John T. Barry; buttonhole bouoDrtr and girls to assist. Miss Jean Burleson sing ing Of school children, Suat r. EP Clement; band Wallace n. Payne. invi- tation to clergyman t0 officiate sf ce-rc- terieS also to consult warden regarding roping of streets, G. A. Haskell
 The Memorial Day exercises wi1 bs held in Finn Opera House on the Sun day afternoon previous to Memorial day
 
 cox will have charge of arranging fer tbs speakers and Mrs Hiscox of the music The decoration Of graves and unveiliu< Of the memorial to the World war men. with exercises at Tanning park. band toWr and borough officials clergy. speaker and committees take place Memorial day. All service men of any war. Sons oi Veterans. all organizations and citizens are being asked to join in the parade to dc honor to the heroic dead. and especially this year to pay proper recognition e th1 unveiling of the World war mems bo1id- CT.
 The decorating of the soldiers graves ir the Geer. Wilcox. Davis. Spy Rocir Hcpeville and Resd-Hersksii cemeteries will be done by W 1T. Payne. Pzchau= Mr and Mrs ". E. Montgomerv: Leon ard Miss Carrie Burton: Smith. Ms, Marzcry Brewster: Rixt0wn. Peter Cts | tavson.
 Miss Francis shes. niece Of John ans | Annie Fitzgerald and Mrs Patrick Wal | lacS is in st. Joseph's hoT1itsl Provi- | dence. training to become a nursn- Mis- Shea has been frequent visitor The mills in Voluntown and GlasEo ara on daylight saving time.
 A lengthy description of the annua ! religious pilgrimage of three conmande- ries of Knights Templars held in Calvary | Baptist church in Providence. Sunday afternoon. was given by the Providenct | Journal. There were more than one thcu- sand men in the assembly. As the lonz i line of plufned marchers approached ths l church the chimes pealed forth martial music Leon NJ Truesdsle. orsanist ot th, | crunch, officiated at an organ and chimes recital. which included Allegro Pomoposa by Sheoherd and Sunset Meditation hs Biggs. As the line moved into the audi torium the processional. March Pom pense by Lacey, was rendered. The mus ical features of the service were unusuails
 elaborate The young man is the son o'
 Samuel Truesdale, boss spinner at th' | Ninigret Ci. mills in Jewett City.
 Mrs. c. D. Babcock went to Worces
 ter Saturday morning to spend the weel
 end with her sons.
 Two Clerk JohR Welsh has registered
 29 dogs for the town of Griswold
 pr. T. B. Sweet has purchased a trar
 of land O. Frank Geer. The purchase (
 near the brook at the feot of the hiil souii
 of MT. Geer's home and comprises sii
 acres of his valuable land.
 In the many pleasing letters and report
 that immediately concern Rev E
 scates to whom the BaDtis. crurch ha ! extended a unanimous call is told m
 fact that at Somersworth. V. IT.. he wa instrumental in smoothing out the oiher
 ences and finally bringing together th Free Will Bsptisfz and the Baptssts- All the local stockholders of the Jew eff City Trust company received rctih } cation Friday of a special meeting 0 be held May II.
 Dorcas Circle of the Kings Dsurhter
 is to rnee. st Airs. Annie C. soule's thi
 Tuesday )evenipg.
 A practical 5ernonstrztion cf Nr7 ? Perfection Oil Cook Stoves with snpe- fex burners is to he given st Dearnie , and Clarke's store todsy.-adv- . It has been the custom for ths tieke
 seller for the Finn Opra House to leave
 few dollars in change in the ticket ori money drawer. Some time Sunday som one who must have been wise to the fac
 forced an entrance to the office and c-esn ed out the till Manager Barnett says h , is pretty well satisfied who didftke job.