Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-11

IN the early days o5tfie war. among
the many young and sturdy men who en-
listed from this town were Ph.iomeue
Guillotte and Ephtage Jarvis. Il wasn't
many days before they were ordered
to France. At that time the activity
OF the many transports was only equalied
by the demand for Americas best men
in the front line trenches. There these
two men soon found themselves. but
IN sectore widely apart. Some time lat
er, when the time was opportuae. young
Guiilotte made visit 10 his lifelong
friend and co-irade. Jarvis. Consider his
surprise when he learned that niptials
were being considered TO take place az
a future time when Booch sner-dodg;ng
wasn't quite SO imperative and there was
another girl. n fact. they were sisters
Madesno!selies OF Sunny France 40 one
has yet been discovered who bla-ns
Philomene and Ephtage for letting go
| their main heart batteries. The war over.
Uncle Sam sort OF frowned on war
| brides coming back with husbands. SO
Mrs Jarvis came to. America alone.
| came to Jewett City. found her husbands
people. and calmly waited for him. Soon
he came. and also came young Guinotte.
Days wore on. his thoughts kept going
| back to certain little French village,
where re had let q lonely girl. But.
| she was no more lonely than he. The
big transatlantic liners didn't go Guick
enough to carry the letters. Finally.
| little while ago, back to France went
| Jarvis. and his little bride accompanied
by Philomene. The next steamer brought
them back to America again, but this
time there were four In the party. II
any one delights to see happy. prosperous
people that came out OF the great world
war. look sorne day, Mr.. and Mrs Gull
iotte and ~. and Mrs. Jarvis leave
nothing to be desired
The Masonic Building association IL
having its stock shares engraved IN
New Y~:k- The treasurer C. II. Prior,
Is expecting to furnish them to SUB
scribers at an early cate. Mt. Vernon
lodge, No IS. Norman 3. Parkhursts
master has voted substantial sum to
be applied to the fund. It is given out
as the plan OF tho association to pro
| vide in this establishment & nucleus.
which some time will be fund OF suf-
ficient figure so that building may be
contemplated
A caller at the Jexett City creamery
Friday morning was interested as the
cream gatherers came IN. Besides the
! long route man from Preston. there were
men with fresh cream from Pendletor
Hill, Black Hill and Shepherd Hill. Many
are often waiting to get the fresh. sweet
cream for cake and fancy cooking Ovel
zoo pounds Of the creamery's prize but
!; ter was churned Friday.
One OF the cream gatherers mad az
interesting story to relate. During thi
2 | night Il had showed 4 few inches. and
| tell-tale tracks in one place showed
! where four deer had crossed the ROAD
: and taken a four-rail f-ace at a singl,
bound, not even disturbing the fringe o
light snow on the top rail-. Is high as ;
mans shoulder.
i Rev. Gowry MaeLennan will preach q
4 the Methodist church Sunday.
, Rev. Clinton II. Andrews will occup
! the Congregational pulpit and preach IN
Y second II series OF sermons on Why
: Believe IN God The music will be b
= tie junior choE-. Mr.. Andrews will az
E dress a union Lincoln meeting At hi
j church IN the evening. 7. p. S. c.
At 6.
n Rev. Clarence B. sumsden Of Newto;
: Mass. will occupy the Baptist pulpit.
s Tho woman's Missionary society Of Tn
n Congregational church met with Nj:
e Helen Hull Thursday afternoon and plar
+ ned for q musical service for the ne1
IS meeting.
i Mrs. 3. R Gardne- entertained II
Harmony club Friday afternoon.
Automobile drivers who were out o
the road during the heavy wet snowstori
Z Thursday evening were much iaconveI
Il fenced by the flying fakes which stuc
: to their glass windshields. shutting O
'e their WOW Of the road every few minute
d Coming UP the state road, drivers wei
u / stopping all along the line clearing II
d glass from Its accumulation OF wet snoT
, One bad mLup did happen, and sever
, were missed by a hair.
I. Local parties were n Boston this wee
s, and enjoyed Molly o. one OF the comm
} attractions at the Davis.
s. Grosvenor Ely of Norwich. leasur,
lie Of the Ashland Cotton company OF Jewe
It City, has brought TO light a wo-kir
schedule which was IN use at the loo
y plant 40 years ago
u From March Goth to April ist the day
,e work commenced at a. n. and contl
lie ued until sunset. with As minutes rece
ty at noon.
es April 1et to the 18th. from s.fs e. ,
Up to sunset April 18th TO the 22d, vo,