Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-20
WESTERLY

c. Blackler vs. Andrew H. Hall, E. A. Sherman's Sons Go, vs John E. Barber. John H. Sawyer vs. Tufhe LaPal1n, alias Samuel Fyfe Vs Tuffie LaPalm, Albert Gourin vs. Samuel Fyfe, Hans DeGannett vs. Richard A Brady alias, George Pick erdng, IT.. vs. John Gilchrist alias,
 Tho 57th annual eOnvocatfon of Palmer chapter No zs, Royal Arch Masons, was held Monday evening in Masonic half, 58 High street. The officers were installed by R. E. Arthur N. Nash. deputy grand high priest of the grand chapter of Con- necticut assisted by E. Thomas McKen- z.e. The retiring high priest, Companion David A. Lowry, was presented past high priests jewel in behalf of the chap ter. The chapter, according to the sec retary's and treasurer's reports, had one of the most prosperous years in it's h:s- tory. Lunch was served after the meet ing. The following officers were elected: James Mckenzie Jr., high priest; Bour- don A Babcock, king Arthur E. Thomp- son, scribe; Ex- Walter c. Hiscox, treas urer; Ex. Albert E. Barber secretary {; John A. Hoag, captain of the host Will liam M. Spencer, principal sojoprneri :
 John E. Young Royal Arch captain i: George Smith. third vail; Robinson Hin de, second vail; Joseph W. Bryant, first vail William A Stillwell. tyler R. Ex. Arthur N Nash was chosen a trustee of the permanent fund Past High Priests Robert Hazard David Lowry and Paul
 Jennings, members of the finance com mittee.
 A veterans aid committee has been formed A World war veterans aid committee has been appointed by the pres ident of Budlong ". R. c. No to bring the corps in closer touch with the Ameri- can Legion and disabled veterans Of the World war Mrs Margaret Donahu7, chairman Sylvia Rodman. Margaret Kel- cher Reba Talbot and Emma Muncheu will be the World war veterans commit tee. In preparation for the expenses to be incurred in connection with Memorial day this corps is planning a dance
 The officials of tho local Iaborers' union held a meeting Tuesday afternoon and Q secret ballot was taken on an alleged of fer from contractor to split the difference in the present wage controversy. It is understood that the contractor has offered 45c an hour instead of 90 cents. On q ballot taken the result was 245 for soc
 an hour again 37 for the compromise. offer The men voted not to work over A hours week
 Real estate transfers received ani for record at the town clerks office for two weeks in April are as follows:
 Hannah T. Tefft to James R. Meikle, [ land and builCings on Main street; Minnie | B. Tefft to David Norograd, house and lot 1 at Pleasant View; Frederick P. Bai5cock to Luason Hendricks Clarke, parcel of l land on East avenue; John F. Breen to ] C. E. Cove. parcel of land at Watch Hill Annie Mccarthy to Waclaw s. and Vic 1 toria Da'hrowski, lot at Central park; R A. Sherman & Sons company to Robert i P Wail1le and Archie Meikle. land and | buildings on Main street; Mary Starl 1 Crafts to George A. StillTnan. land al | Pleasant View; Samuel M. Cathcart tc l Jose Vega Alonzo and wife, land ant buildings on Franklin street; Franklin D ] Lawson to Elizabeth Caseldi, tract of ianC
 at Shelter harbor; Domenico De Cristo l faro to Giovanni two lots on LI5erty park; Susan A. Vose to Warren T. an(
 Louisa J. Sheffield lot on Cross street.
 Wednesday evening at High school hal the following excellent program was ren
 dered by the high school chorus and Gle club. Part One: Chorus. Birthda!
 song, Jahn5owski; Goodnight Beloved Pinsutti; s.irit of Light, DonzeSti M, Dream Waltenfel; Girls glee club Pray
 CT of Thanksgiving, Kremser; The Lamh
 Chadwick; Murmering Zephyrs. Jens5n
 Canoe Song, PestalozZi, Boys 7GIee club
 Winter Song, Fred Field Bullard 0 Lofi
 Heal the Sick. negro melody; Keep A-goir