Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-24
WIL ANTIC


 tinue through May l4-
 The thirty first annual meeting of the i Willimantic Building and Loan assoeiac 1 ton hel4f in the rooms in the Jordan block recently following officers were reelected
 President, George E. Stiles; vice lpresi- dent Herbert R. Charoell; treasurer Will liam \. Potter secretary, James P. Mus tard directors, D. W, C. Hill Frank Lar rabee, Patrick McDG1nott, William 4. Buck, Edgar E. Bass, Jeremiah D. Sulli van, Frank M. smith, John c. Lincoln, Harry W. Standish, John F. Carr. Nel- son A. Daniels. Ernest F. Chesbro, Hollis IT. Lyman, Jay NJ Shepard and George C Moon: auditors, John F. Brick. Herbert ID. Pollard and Fred S. sanderson.
 Funeral services for Mrs Mary H. Brown were held Saturday afternoon at one o'clock al her home in Andover. Rev. II, E. Geodsen of Andoyer and Rex. 4. E. Coates of Hartford were the offistins clerg9men. Burial was in St. Peters cAnetery, Hebron
 Mrs Olive L. Martin. widow of George Martin, died Saturday morning at her home in Chaplin. She waseho at Mt. Hope, December 2. 1857. the daughter of william C and Mehitabie Swift Young. She is survived by three daughters. Mrs. Walter E. Lan3hear, Miss Julia L, Martin and Miss D. Gertrude Martin, all of Chap lin. two granada ughters Miss Olive O.. l Dlnham ana Mrs. Margaret Walker, ol Gurleyylle and great granddaughter. l Miss Wibna Walker of GurleyviIle
 Brief Notes
 l Owing to a misunderstanding in sched- ulc by the Stafford High school there was no game Saturday. Windham High and i its, retinue. Of fans turned out in due time, llal1t i telephone call to the baseball man .i ager in Stafford, MT. Stafford, showed that Stafford had already played txo games laat week and had never signed any contract with Windham or any other school for a third game.
 Members of James ]. Shea Post, No. I9, American Legion, met at the office of Commander Dr. W. P. $. Heating Fri. day and arranged for the part tha local post is to take part in the drive for 6D. O9s saddi,ionai members inthestate. No quota is set for any of the posts. Committees were appointed to canvass the. city and vicinity during the next two. or three weeks. At the meeting a committee ot fifteen naetrlbers was also appointed to iool after the legion,s interests at the carniva to be held on Windham Field next week
 Saturday morning next at 9,30 o'olocl the members of the boys department ol the Y. N. C. 4. will begin to hike to Sforr; where. they will be guests of the Conne2 ticut AgriculturaI college. In the after. noon they will be spectators at tht SprfngiAld-Ag ggies: baseball game.
 The Garde Sacred Heart took part ii an exhibition prize drill held hy Gard Martial of North Grogvenordaie Saturday night i'll that place as 3 part of the festiy it1es of a fmr-dax carnival by the sarde l As-, +Ja rsll to that village.
 A carnival matinee was held at St Mary.s hall Saturday afternoon for th' children under the ausnices of st. Mary parish. A very large number attendei and all thoroughly enjoyed the affair. Saturday afternoon the Thread Cit. 1 Continental Fife and Drum Corps left fo Rockville where they were guests of tn , Rockville Drum Corps at a banquet givel in their honor.
 st At the board meeting of the D. A. F. Fri , day afternoon it was decided to oostpon 2 the naxt regnlar meeting from ,ruesda. until Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock i f the United Spanish War Veterans
 rooms ill the state arnory. Reports 0 , the convention held at Southington an ? the National congress at Washineton wi
 be given. Mrs. Ida. Brown and Miss Alic
 Smith of West Wilmington are to be hos : tessAs.
 Mr and Mrs. Charles F. Casweli an
 daughter Lois scent Saturday in Hart ford,
 Il Robert o. Eaten internal revenue col , lesctor who is threatened with pneumoni l at his home in. North Haven was reports Sunday as resting coTnfortaibly.
 Mrs. E. Byrd Freeman and grandson
 Harold Y. Scollin. Jr have just re4urne F from a few days visit to Mrs, Freeman
 daughter in Bostop also spending a snoi F time with Rev Elliott F. StudRey an n 1 family. of South BFaintree Mass v J. Leo Sullivan spent the week end f North Adams, Mass. visiting Miss Loret < ia Tdoin who is attending school there.
 MT. and Mrs Austin D. Boss have rt
 turned to their home on Windham roa | after spending the winser in the soutl ' Mrs. Helen Boss Cummings mer them f Springfield and the trip to this city wa < l made by automobile. i Russell Thompson, son of Mir. and Mir. : I<eo l.. ThoFrsp4son. has begun his duties a : clerk in Wfllmantie Savings Instit1 H i, is 2 graduate of Windhsm Hteb schoo = class Of 1920.
 , George Vegiard who has been ernnJove Il zs q linotype o'reratoc in WfIlu1aa4is. if ;. some time. past has. resigned to 20 with tt 7 Connecticut Calendar company of Mer den. Mir. Nesiar9 will b*gin his ne
 duties today CMpuday.)
 IF Judge and Mrs. Frank H. Foss an < children rra:orcd Sunday to Norwic : where they were guests of Mrs Fms e parents. MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Hendal t sor.
 70 "A variety of weather or Sunday cans n ed people to go back to overcoats an "a heavy wraps.