Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-01
BALTIC
Funeral ef Leon FiIiatrault- E orsstsr.
 Attend in 6odxs

The funeral of Leon Filiatrault was held at his late home lon High street Tuesday morning at g o'clock, A wealth of beautiful flowers betokened trault was held, and the members of Court Sayles of the Independent Order of Foresters marched in a body to the church in funeral procession in respect to their departed brother.
 At the Immaculate Conception church Rev. U. Q. Bellerose conuucted requiem high mass, and Arthur Roy and Joseph Pion sang couple of hymns with great tenderness and sym pathy. Miss May Roy played the or- gan. There were friends aud relatives present from Moosup. Chicopee, New Bedford and Taftville. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery.
 Mir. F'iliatrault was married twice and is survived by the following: Bina Beaudion Filiatrault, his wife, and these children: Ellen Filiatrault of Montreal, Mrs. Napoleon Beauchemin of Taftville. Mrs. Peter Jodoin. of Chic opee, Henry of Canada, Joseph or Canada. Arthur of Moosup, Marie Rose, Leo and Herman. aM of Baltic.
 Board of Relief Finish.
 The board of relief held its final meeting the latter part of last week and settled everything. The states were cleared and the books closed for another year to the satisfaction of all. The board reduced the figures submit ted by the assessors to the extent of $4,000.
 Caused Trouble.
 On Tuesday afternoon a farmer from Westminster invaded Baltic and, after quenching his thirst, started to make his presence known. The farmer went about the village making calls and one local grocer became tired of his atten- he ~x1, rfrox fellow out furnished some amusement for a few witnesses. Omcer Mcclure ordered the fellow to keep his peace, but this he declined to do and conse- quently was lodged in the local lookup. His trial came tip at o'clock last night before the justice.
 Clarence Stevens Improved.
 Clarence Stevens returned to his home from Willimantic by team on Tuesday. MT. Stevens underwent an operation on his foot in the hospital recently which was caused by the mis- growth of one of the nails on his foot. MT. Stevens suffered much pain with his foot, but his friends will be glad to learn that he is now much better and is able to be about.
 Notes.
 Ira Wheeler of Norwich was in Baltic Tuesday on business
 
 duties in the public school after a short absence caused by the death of a rela-I tive.
 Louis Trudeau and Irenee Ruteau took a fishing trip Monday afternoon and report a catch of ten pickerel and two perch. These two sportsmen want ed to get in a final day. at whipping the brook for the finned fellows before the law takes effect. The law for pickerel goes on today "Wednesday and extends to April 15.
 Covis Belair of Franklin is passing a few days in Baltic.
 l.. Albert Girouard is in Wil1imantic today Wednesday, on business.
 Miss McNulty of Norwich was in town Tuesday afternoon
 William Bouchard is forced to take a. temporary vacation from work on account of a strained shoulder.
 The condition of Mrs. Isadore Garon is reported as being just about the same.
 Arthur Boucher and John Reckard passed Monday in Norwich.
 Mrs Christopher Brennan is very i'll at her home. She is said to be suffer ing with heart trouble.
 Moses Chilotte has re-entered the employ of Albert GirOuard.
 George Remmert. who has been passing the past few days at his home in Baltic, returned to his position ifl Hartford on Tuesday.