Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-02
IEWETT CITY
Funeral of Miss Aida Pariseau-Aspi nook Machinists Feast and Make Merry-Boys Violate Law, Parents Pay.

The funeral services of Miss Aida Pariseau were held from St. Mary's church Monday morning. a requiem high mass being celebrated by the Rev. I. H. Fitzmaurice. The bearers were c. Pippin, IT, Salessis, L. Masse F. Maynard. J. LaVafie and E.. Rousseau. The services were in charge of F'uner- al Director John Hourigan. Clambake and Field Day. In Brewster's woods Saturday aft day of the Aspinook machinists was held. The affair was in charge of E. H. Chapman and Peter McArthur, as- sisted by an able committee. MT. had the culinary department under his immediate supervision, and made his usual success of the job, being assisted by Frank Coudie. Chowder a Ia As pinook was served at noon, which was preceded and followed by sundry bites of cheese and crackers, until at 345 the bake was opened and the clans began to sing. Such a bake the 75 who enjoyed it all declared they had never tasted before There were clans, bluefish. lobster, sausages, white and sweet potatoes, sweet corn, cucumbers white and brown bread During the day there was an inter- esting cards Of amusements. jumping. racing and other feats of athletic strength and skill. The principal event was a ball game between the married and single men, won Sby the single men by the narrow margin of 16 to Is. The heavy thunder shower which came late in the afternoon gave warn ing of it's approach so that no one was uncomfortabIy wet, and the day was pronounced an unqualified sue cess.
 Trespassed on Railroad Property. In the town court Monday morning three boys about 12 years old were l brought before Judge H. H. Burnham. charged with trespass on the property of the New York, New Haven & Hart selves to. cars. All pleaded guilty. On the recommendation of Prosecut- ing Attorney A. NJ. Brown, and after a bit of good advice from the judge. being continued until November 1. The costs in each case of s3.41 were paid by the parents of the boys.
 Pleasure for Boys Club.
 The Boys club of the Congregation al Sunday school enjoyed themselves a social in the church vestry under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. w. H. Cane At three o'clock, through the kindness of A. G. Brewster. A. A. inson, the boys were treated to an hours automobile ride. On their re- turn to the vestry they were seated around a large table, over which hung red bell, with StreamerS exfendfng to the ends of the table. There they were regaled with baked beans. meat loaf potato salad, cake, fruit and lem onade. closing with tkSeS cheers for Mrs. Cane.
 All About the Borough.
 F. E. Robinson spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. E.. A. Faust at Crescent beach where Mir. Robinson, Theodore and Herbert Wheelock have been spending a week Mrs. l. F. Lewis has also been a guest there.
 Miss Carrie Ray of New Bedford is visiting her aunt, Miss Daisy Ray.
 Miss Elizabeth 'Beardwood has re- turned from months stay in North ampton
 J. A. Owen spent Sunday in Provi- dence.
 Miss Daisy Eldredge of Boston is the guest of Mrs. F. E. Williams.
 Miss Ethel Burdick has resumed her duties at the telephone exchange after two weeks spent at Pleasant View, R. T.. and Norwich.
 Mrs. George Lord and Mrs. Herrick of Hilton, N. H., are guests of Mrs. $. P. Greene. Mrs Samuel Wood and Robert and Carroll Wood of McGregor. Texas. are guests of MT. and Mrs. William c. Jeffers
 Miss Jessie Bishop of Cheshire, Conn, a former teacher in town. has been the guest of Miss Mary Palmer. George Pippin, who is employed by Contractor Gilbert in the Ashland wheel pit was severely injured by a falling wall Saturday.
 former position in Nashua. N. H. MT. and Mrs. Howard Campbell of New York are visiting at G. c. Will cox's in Lisbon.