Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-28

150 and 200 members have signifed an intention to be present and more are ex- pected to be heard from. Special ar engagements have been made for the la dies and an entertainment and reception will be given them by the ladies of the college at the Valentine House and Hol- comb hall, the new girls dormitory There will be a parade and exhibition of all of the livestock at the college at 2 o'clock and the athletic events and base ball will follow on Gardner Dow field
 The latter promise to be interesting as well as amusing. The committee in charge of the athletic events consists of
 Samuel Feldman, J. P. Mustard. Fred Vinton. W. P. Jordan and c. W. Hill. At 5.30 o'clock the barbecue will take place.
 An invitation has been extended to | Governor Everett J. Lake to be present but as yet nothing has been heard from him in the matter.
 Merritt Norton Beeman and Miss l Ruth Estelle Case both of Simsbury were married Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the First Church of Christ of that place. Miss Minnie Cour of | South Coventry and Miss Hilda Case were bridesmaids. Miss Cour wore pink organdy with hat to match and carried l sweet peas. Miss Case wore blue or gandy and carried pink and white sweet
 peas.
 1 Dominick Tanberemine of No. 14 l Mansfield avenue who possesses a Ford
 car had trouble Saturday night at 10.40 o'clock while making the detour at High 1 and Main streets and ran into T. Frank l Cunningham's Cole eight touring ear,
 damaging the latter machine. The mat 1 ter was reported to the police depart | mi n ;o n hc falr gvo, beremine agreed to settle for the dam age.
 1 John j. Callahan, state deputy of the Knights of Columbus has announced his
 deputies for the year beginning July | T. Frank Cunningham of this city has been reappointed deputy for District No ;t 15.
 I The annual graduating exercises of
 the Training School for Nurses of St Josephs hospital will be held Wednesday
 evening at the town hall. Eleven candi-
 dates will receive diplomas. Music will ]; be furnished by a local orchestra. The Ii graduation address will be delivered by
 Rev John E. Clark The graduation song
 will be sung by the nurses. Vocal so- los will be rendered by Miss Ellen De
 laney and Arthur Roy The class motto Is Eide Et Fiducia'' and the class col ors. red and white.
 The family of Joseph Hood, of 11S
 Chestnut street have zone to Pleasure
 Beach and are fctrJt:ng their new house erected there recently.
 Rufus B. Burnham and family oi
 Larchmont N. Y, visited their cous- in, Mrs. M. Eugene Lincoln of 12S Nortf
 street Sunday.
 Miss Johanna Sullivan who has beer i with the Dickerson G. Baker family fo1 | twenty-six years has accepted j, a posi-. : tion with Father Kennedy of South Gov. : entry and left for there Monday morn : ing.
 MT. and Mrs F. R. Jackson and
 guest. Mrs. H. F. March from Charl
 ton City, Mass, with Mrs. E. w Sum
 ner and Stanley Sumner have gone tC ' Pleasant View for several days. Stan. } ley Sumner has accepted a position there for the summer.
 s cablegram has been received iron MT. and Mrs. George F. Taylor from I Southampton. They will remain in Eng land for while. Mir and Mrs. L. A Kingsbury who are with them are tC
 go on to France.
 Alfred Staebner Is to return to tn,
 Massachusetts Agricultural college t, l participate in an exhibition drill H,
 has accepted a position in Hatfield
 Mass. for part of the vacation The family of Joseph P Cotter of 4
 Park street left Tuesday morning fo Fordham, N. Y, to attend the marriag,
 of pr. Henry J. Cotter to Miss Ethel c