Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-22
,JEWETT CITY

JEWETT CITY
 The guarantors for the Chautauqua ! this year are George H Jennings, F. H. l Gilert W H. Brown. H. c. Wester, A. D. l Tripp. Helen Robinson, Alice M. Anthony, James H. Shea, Annie c. Soule, L. V. Whitford. E. L. French, Alice A. Brown, Clinton H. Andrews, Everett H. Hiscox. S. Nettie Johnson. Martha T. Clarke, Araham zegeer, s. K Adams, A. M. Clarke. William J. Reynolds, Jacob Wechslr, Mabel c. Brink, Nettie M. John son, Dorothy Paul. Ida B. Ladd, Gertrude S. Brown, Helen l.. Phillips, Edwin Thornton, Herbert E. Gray AdeIbert Babcock. Bessie McCluggage, G. H. Prior, w B. Montgomery, Mildred Montgomery, F. c. Whiting, Frank A. Nell, George D. Palmer, George H. Thornton, F. I. Fields, Alex H. McCluggage, F. D. Browning, John P. Post, Robert J. Guy, Willis C. Terry, Bessie L Blake. F. A. Crockett L. D. Howe, Harold F. Geer, Maud M S. Faust, L. G. Buckingham, F. E. Rainville, Ethel Morgan. Martha Morgan H. Cor don Willis, Paul Geist, E. E. Gilbert, Henry Olsen, Harriet H. Phillips, John T. Barry, William Johnstone, Daniel L. Phillips.
 Miss Elizabeth Clarke goes this week to Madison, Wis, where she will attend 1 the summer school at the University of Wisconsin, taking courses in economies Miss Clarke was graduated from Smith college in the class of 1918 During the summer of 1916 she did playground and dramatic work at Leavenworth house. Waterbury, and the next two summers did the same sort of work at the Riving- ton street college settlement. New York l The first year out of college she was with | the bureau of charities in Brooklyn and 1 for the last three years has done child 1 placing work for the Connecticut Chil- 1 drens Aid society.
 William Potts, the year old son of l MT. and Mrs. Reginald Potts, was thrown 1 from the handlebars of bicycle where he was riding, and his arm broken and el- 1 bow dislocated.
 l The Griswc1d schools graduation ex- ] ercises are to take place in Finn opera l house tonight (Thursday) at o'clock, standard time.
 Those who attended the conference of churches at Newent from the Jewett City churches on Wednesday were Deacon J. | c. Hawkins. Deacon and Mrs G. A. Has kell. Mrs Ernest French. Mrs. S. R. Waters, Mrs. John Whalley, Mrs. ]. T. Stewart, Miss Irene Stewart Mrs Paul Geist Mrs. H. T. Jeffers, Miss Gladys | Jeffers, Mrs. F. F. Robinson, Miss Marian Robinson. Mrs. E. A. Faust, Mrs Waiter E. Marshall Mrs E. H. Hiscox. Miss Helen Hull. Rev. !. W. Payne ". H Payne Miss Ruby Thornton. Mir and Mrs
 E.. B. Cheney. Mrs. Ransom Read
 Miss Ellen Faust entertained the K T
 club recently.
 Earle E. Gilbert has been in Boston or
 a business trip.
 r An epidemic has struck the borough
 cement walks. In Ashland village ana
 portions of North Main, Mechanic. Math.
 ewson and Soule streets sidewalks are
 under construction. The borough i.
 equipped with splendid roads and if tn, people who thoughtlessly throw papers O
 all descriptions. ice cream cones anC boxes. etc, on the sidewalks and in tn gutters would be more careful. street
 and lawns would not present such a lit
 tered appearance to the passersby. i Girls wanted on Foster Winders Goo,
 wages. Apply A. B. Burleson mil.-sdy I Anne Brewster Tanning chapter
 D. A. R., was entertained Tuesda : 1 afternoon at the home of MT. S James E. Crary. the hostesses being MT: : Crary and Mrs. Charles T. Armstrong : It was the annual meeting and the officer f l were reelected as follows: Mrs. B. ( 2 l Bliss, regent; Mrs. R. F. Cheney, vic : regent Mrs. c. T. Armstrong, secretary o l MS. I1eHiS OlStH, lIedSuTtII MISS AllC
 Brown. registrar; Mrs. A. M Brown. his s torian: Mrs. C. H Jennings. librarian
 Mrs Herbert Wyatt. chaplain.
 r Annual reports were read. The chaptt q has sewed for the Red Cross contribute y toward the $500 gift to Mrs. Buell.. u
 retiring state regent, toward the hont e roll, the memorial hospital at Bellea n Woods, France, and other worthy object
 A prize of s5 was offered to the schois g7 's has the best essay on a patriotic subjec
 A strawberry supper was served u e members and their families, 29 beir II present.
 Rev. H. S. Stephenson, who has con
 from Kentucky to preach as candida '' two Sundays in the Congregation
 church. is being entertained in the hom $ of members of the parish. MT. Stephe st son will be released from his church Kentucky this fall to take a two year course in Yale university.
 '4 Bennie Boule. 49. died on wednesd, S. afternoon after an illness of three year ot He was born in Westbroom. Quebec Au
 16 1872. He married Rosa Arnin Ser
 20. 1892. in Montville. and five mont
 later came to Jewett City to live. F
 years he worked in Ashland mill al m iater m the tenting room in Aspino
 DIedCnery. lie was d man nlSnIy reSpeC
 ed in the community. He was a memb ct of St Jean de Baptiste society. He
 survived by his wife and four childre Mrs. Ruby Raille, Valeda, Omer al # Theodore Boule, two sisters and ty
 brothers, Mrs. Peter Demarais of NJ
 Bedford, Mrs. Della Desnarais and Fr %ao % Boule of Franklin, Mass. and Edmo i i Boule of White Rock, R. I.
 1h Joseph Charles Morgan. the 6 mont
 old son of Charles F. and Minda Taun i+- l Morgan died Wednesday morning. hayi d. been i'll since Friday with meningitis
 their home in Pachaug. The parents a nc l g. sister Ruth survive the child. ; Pennle will be all right as soon