Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-11
WILLIMANTIC

out coming years Other newly elected officers spoke briefly along similar lines.
 Rev. Mir. McCready spoke of the plans of the community forum committee for the coming fan and winter. Six lec- lures are planned for which nationally known speakers have been secured, Act ing with the committee from the Broth erilood comprising Rev. Mir. McCready, ". C. Norris and John Boos, would be Rev. John E. Clark, pastor of St. Jo- sepfl's church, and a committee of two selected by Father Clark Other churches would also have committees. The forum of the past year was great success aad the success of future forums is assured. The speaker of the evening, Rev. Frank B. Haggard. pastor of the Asylum Avenue Baptist church of Hartford, gave an inspiring address on The Next Great Conquest. The remainder of the evening was spent in a social way.
 The Enterpean Orchestra, making ifs second annual public appearance We'd nesday night at the high school auditor iuIn under the leadership of Miss Mary Rose Blanchette. pleased a large audi ence with well rendered program. The orchestra was assisted by Miss Thelna Harris. violinist, and Miss Florence Cur tiss accompanist. The program was as follows:
 Part I.
 Overture. Mosaic. Seredy Selections from Elijah" Mendelssohn Menuet. Handel Gavotte, Chuck Andante Cantabile. Beethoven 1 (From First Symphony | Part II.
 15ebesleid. Kreisler violin-orchestra
 seberzo. Dittersdorf Schon Rosmarin. Kreisler | Miss Thelma Harris | Part III
 Peer Gynt Suite, Grieg ! Morning Song
 1 Ase's Death
 | Anitra's Dance
 | In the Hall of the Mountain King c,adiz Albeniz Plevelinette. Frontin Poet and Peasant. Suppe Alfred J. Judge and Miss Henrietta D, Lorry, both of this city. were united in marriage at o'clock Wednesday after noon at St. Paul's Episcopal rectory by Rev. Walter r. Borchert, the rector. Al vine V. Nelson was best man and Miss Mabel E. Judge, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid. The bride wore blue tray cling suit with hat to match. MT. Judge | turing plant of this city. Mir. and Mrs Judge are to spend their honeymoon ir Boston following which they will reside in this city.
 At the annual meeting of Anne Wood
 Elderllin Chapter, D. A. R., held at thf home of Regent Mrs. Herbert Cl1appell 265 Prospect street, recently. it was an
 nouneed that the chapter would meet al the home of Mrs. Julia Gates Larrabef of Windham on Flag Day. The officers fer the ensuing year are: Regent, Mrs Isabei W. Chappell; vice regent. Mrs lCarTie s. Larrabee honorary regents Mrs. Angelina L. Avery, Mrs Lizzie F
 Litchfield; recording secretary, Mrs Nina B. Harroun; corresponding secre tary, Mrs. Adele R. Howie treasurer
 Mrs. Fannie May Tracy; registrar, Mrs Theresa T. Congdon: historian. Mrs Edith l.. Lincoln: board of manarement MrE. Cora Thompson. Mrs. Nellie W Crawford Mrs, Lottie R. Graves. Mrs
 Mimic Kramer: chaplain. Mrs. Ida M
 Brown; auditor. Mrs. Rose C. Fenton
 pasriotie education and Americanizstiol ! committee Mrs Nellie A. Gager. Mrs
 Katherine H. Futile. Miss Clarissa A
 Sihley: flower committee. Mrs. Alice Fl Turner: program committee. Mrs. Alici F. T. Smith. Mrs. M Virginia Risedorf | Lincoln Mrs Almeda H. French, Mrs Minnie A. Kramer; ways and meani committee, Mrs. Margaret F. B. Hol man.
 Sam Johnson well known local min strel man. has returned to his home her after two years tour with the J. A. Go burn Minstrels Company. one of the larg est organizations of it's kind in the eoun try. Mr. Johnson's name has appeared : many times in print as one of the lead CTS of the troupe, and has figured muci on advertising posters for the company The company closed at Springfield, Ohio
 March 18th, and since then MT. Johnson has visited friends prior to returning t
 this city. The season was successful
 one. MT. Johnson during the tour wa
 laid up for four weeks with pneumonia
 receiving attention from physicians Il
 various towns visited by the company
 He has now fully recovered from the ef
 fleets of the illness.
 Engine Company No. 1 responded to
 bell alarm from Box No. 21. corner O
 Mountain and Pleasant streets, Tuesda l night. only to find the bell alarm uneall
 cd for. The fire was in the yard of Nc l 3s1 Pleasant street and was quickly ex
 tinguished. The recall sounded in tel
 minutes.
 Eugene NeR. while looking to see hoy
 much gasoline he had in the tank of hI , Ford automobile truck for an early star ] Wednesday morning. used a lantern an
 held it close to the intake, with the re
 suit that the gasoline took fire and tn
 tank went up with a crash. the car be
 ing in a blaze immediately. Sixty-on
 gallons of chemical were used to extiu : guish the blaze. The car was badly dam
 aged by fire.
 Wednesday morning shortIy after c
 clock. a still alarm was sent in for
 chimney fire at the home of FNabryzf Lu
 sianio. No. 20 Mansfield avenue. EnSin Company No. 1 responded and used 1 gallons of chemical to end the fire. syfea C5rana M Hrrr-o,- =. rr..s.