Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-04
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 TownspeopIe Entertain Holiday Guests Patriotic Exercises by Pupils Funeral of AIonzo Randall. MT. and Mrs. William White Pen- | dleton and son and daughter, MT. and l Mrs. William $. PendIeton of Railway, i N. J., who were on an automobile trip 1 were guests Sunday of their cousin, | Miss Lillian Pendleton Chipman, at | Brushwood.
 | J. Alpheus Schoonover of New York city was guest Sunday and Memorial | day of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Al l pheus H. Schoonover.
 Wallace A. Phillips of New London | visited over Memorial day with MT and Mrs. John R. Babcock and Miss 1 Susan H. Babcock
 l MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Barnes and son Henry were guests Memorial | day of relatives in Norwich. MT. and Mrs. Angelo spent Wednes- | day with relatives in New York Mrs. Mary E. Bentley, who teaches l in a school for young boys at New York city, has arrived at Whitehall for the summer vaaction. MT. and Mrs. Merton Handy were called to Whitehall Saturday, owing to the serious illness of Mrs. Handy's | father, Samuel H. Bentley. Mrs. Victor Goodwin and son. Wal ter Goodwin, have returned from a | lengthy visit to MT. and Mrs. Richard | wooster or PaScOdS. K. l. Miss Lydia Greene returned Monday evening from an over-Sunday visit to her aunt, Mrs. Frank Stanton of Lyme.
 Miss Matilda Holloway and sister
 Mrs. Isabel Neil, entertained Memo rial day Mir and Mrs. Frank E. Gates of Providence and young daughter. Mildred. Mrs. Laura A. Pickering of the River road and Charles H. Lam phere of Burnett's Corners Miss Clara Mae Brown was the guest over Memorial day of friends in Willimantic.
 Miss Lincoln of somersville, Mass, is the guest of her uncle and aunt, MT.
 and Mrs. Stephen A. Brown. Miss Florence Bentley returned
 Monday to New Haven normal school ther, Samuel H. Bentley. Miss Elizabeth Bentley returned on
 Tuesday to her duties as teacher at Port Chester, N. Y. after spending Memorial Sunday with her father and sisters at Whitehall.
 Mrs. Robert Good of Elizabeth. N J., Judge Willis E. Heaton of Troy, N. Y, and his uncle, MT. Heaton of | New York, were entertained over Me
 morial day by MT. and Mrs. Charles
 C. Eldredge at Riverview.
 Mrs. Edward Campbell was the guest Memorial day of MT. and Mrs. George Campbell of Westerly. Pupils Hold Memorial Exercises. A memorial session was held at the public school Friday at 9.30 o'clock The rooms were prettily decorated
 with flags and flowers. The pro- gramme follows:
 Song, We're Tenting Tonight, by
 school; recitation, The National Flag; Flowers of the Brave, six girls; reci- tation. My Native Land, Freddie Mar l chand: song. Hurrah for the Flag, tion, The Daisy's Mission. Fannie
 Marchand; Warren's Address, William
 Marchand; song, Tramp Tramp Tramp, school; recitation. Our Flag Mildred Brown; duet, Miss Gladys M. Olmstead, Miss Viola Eldredge; reel taticn. Sleep, Soldier. Sleep, Clifford Desley: recitation, Star of Nation. Doris Peckham; recitation, Meath the Flag, Arthur Desfosses; recitation. Rest. Comrades, Rest, Benajah Davis: addresses by George w. Keigwin and post, Mystic; duet, Nearer. My God. to Thee, Nancy Avery, Horace $. Williams; song, America. school
 The teachers of the two departments
 Annie M. Fuller.
 Officers of Epworth League. The Epworth league has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, Miss Florence John son: first vice president, Miss Lydia Greene; second vice president, Miss s. Annie Williams; third vice presi- dent. Mrs. Prentice A. Williams; fourth vice president, Miss C. Louise Harris; secretary Everett Johnson;
 treasurer, Mrs Hattie Peclxham. Quarterly Conference. Presiding Elder J H. Newland of the Norwich district held the first quarterly conference Friday afternoon with the Methodist Episcopal church. | Reported Events of Sunday School Convention. J. William EIdredge of Chicago, who came to Washington, D. C., to at tend the sixth worlds Sunday school convention. made a brief visit the lat | ter part of last week with his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Eldredge. Mir. | Eldredge attended Thursday evening ] the Baptist church, his old home ] church, and gave a most interesting | sketch of some of the important things | he heard and saw at the great conven- | ton.
 Alonzo RandalPs Funeral. The funeral of AIonzo Randall | whose sudden death from apopIexy oc- cured early SunZay morning was 1 held Wednesday at II o'clock at the | home of his brother, Robert Randall. 1 Rev Jeptha M. Olmstead. pastor Of | the Baptist church. conducted the This Way were inlpressively sung by 1 were Frederick Randall, Moves Ran | dalI, Robert Randall and Oliver Ran l dalI There were beautiful floral | forms. Burial was in Elm Grove cem- l etery.