Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-16

prominent in various fraternal organize
 tlons of the city, will have the lodges
 oL the order in Putnam, DanieIson and
 Wlillmantic under his jurisdiction.
 An announcement of local interest is that Miss Glady D. Olson. dangbter os
 MT and Mrs s. W. Olson of WiIlinan tic IS to become the bride of Everett R 1 campbell of this city The weddine is
 to take place next Monday eyenino at the nom of the bridte's parents in Vii hmantic. MT. and Mrs. Campbell will spend their honeymoon motoring and m on their return will make their home in Willimantic ---e
 Thursday night brought the usual pa- rade, jollification and fireworks disnIav 1 s suInlnating in a giant bonfire at Pom
 ret the event marking the close for the scnool year of Pomfret school. As usual the event, held on the athletic field of
 the school, attraced a large number if
 motorists from surrounding towns as
 well as practically the entire popIll ation of Pomfret street. The students are leav- Ing today (Friday) for their homes in various parts of the country.
 4 strawberry festival was held ,r1,rrs- day afternoon at the home of County Commissioner and Mrs. John A. Dady | Sunnyside avenue, under the auspices of St, Phillips church. The menu included cold ham, potato salad,y hot biscuits Strawberries and cream, ice cream and 1 hot or iced coffee Mrs. Warren AverilI 1 was in charge and was assited by Mrs Edward H. Burt, Mrs. Richardson and l Mrs. Frank H. Lindsley.
 | Captain Remi DeIage of the police said l Thursday that parents of the misgine i Baker boy are worried over the faiinre i to locate him. Every effort to trace him 1 has failed. He has been absent aho,It I ten days. It is believed that he is not in 1 this territory, for there has been so much publicity relative to his disap- i pearance that 1t is thought likely he would be identified and returned home l were he anywhere hereabouts
 i Following are the newly elected ofric- ] CTS of the W. c. T. U.: Vice presidents l Mrs. John o. Fox, Mrs. Jennie Leonard i Mrs. C. c. Brown, Mrs. George Pratt I corresponding secretary, Miss Helen l., | Scammell: recording secretary, Miss An. na Armstrong: treasurer, Mrs William ! Tyler; superiptendents, press work. Mrs 1 A. H. Albee; flower mission Mrs Sarah
 Keith, Miss Edith Fox, Miss Mary Ar | hold, Mrs. c. W. Durfee; Sunday school
 work, Mrs. Mary Eddy, Miss Alice Gun ningham.
 The members of the Shawnee Clan, ae. companied by their group leader, C. bStanley Shaw, shouldered their blanket l rolls and knapsacks last Saturday for
 a hike to Quadic, where they spent the .t.afternoon in fishing, swimming and other 1 sports, enjoyed a splendid meal around
 roaring camp fire. after which they
 rolled themselves in their blankets or
 beds of fragrant pine needles and spent
 3 very comfortable night.
 Friday last the Clan defeated Pomfret Boy Scouts in baseball game, 14 tc 12.
 About fifty. boys have to date made application to attend Camp Woodstocl this summer and other applications are
 coming in by mail daily. Indications ar. El.that Camp Woodstock will have ful
 enrollment long before the opening dat,
 of camp. July 9th.
 The Camp Woodstock committee has been very fortunate in getting eouipmen
 for the cann- Five ~rowh9ats. three ca