Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Funeral of Lowell Horton Largely At
 tended-Happeninss of the Week.

The funeral of Lowell Horton, who died Thursday, was held at his home Sunday afternoon at one o'clock and was attended by many neighbors and friends Rev. George Benedict, pastor of the local church. officiated./ A guar tette, Benjamin Broadhead, Mortimer Stetson, Mrs. Charles Bragg and Mrs. George Bliven, sang My Father Know eth All. and O Love Divine. The bearers here were Sessions L. Adams, Fitch Carey. Among the beautiful flowers were bouquets of chrysanthe- nlums from Charles Smith, Pembroke, N. H., Mrs. Abbie Pray and Mrs. George smith, East killingly, "; z. T. U.. and MT and Mrs. Henry White Danielson, pillow inscribed Father from his son Walter. Burial was at East killingly where Rev. MT. Cos man officiated at the service, which was attended by many neighbors and friends, as East Killingly was Mir. Horton's home many years before coming to this village. The bearers there were William Pray of East Kill Judge Charles smith of Pembroke. N. H., and Charles H. Golf of Provi- dence. Among those who attended from out of town were MT. and Mrs. Luther Smith of Woonsocket, R. l., Charles Golf of Providence, George Pray of Ballouville, Mir. and Mrs. William Pray of East Killingly, Mrs. Edwin R. Wood. Mrs. Edwin l.. Wood, Putnam. Judge Charles Smith of Pembroke, N. H.. Mir. and Mrs. Henry White of Danielson.
 Mir. Horton had a shock nearly five years ago which affected his legs and about a month ago his throat was par besides his wife, one son, Walter, who lives at home, and two sister, Mrs. EImira Brown and Mrs. Abbie Dexter of, North Scituate, R. I.
 General News.
 Oscar Maynard of Moosup has en- tered the employ of the c. E.. Barber
 Miss Malvina Bishop has been in Washington tc attend the funeral of Mir. CoIburn.
 Mrs. Patrick MilIett is ill.
 The Sunday school members held a social al the church parlors Satur- day evening.
 Mrs. Warren Hopkinsf has been visitor in Providence.
 Alfred White was recent Provi- dence visitor.
 Miss Alice Ken5aH has return cd from Brooklyn. where she has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Harold Stone.
 Gone to Norwich.
 Miss Martha Duckworth, who has been caring for Mrs. Dutton, mother to Wauregan, Mrs. Dutton has gone to Norwich for indefinite stay.
 Norman White of Boston is spend ing few days at his chickens farm at Sugar brook.
 Judge Charles Smith has returned to Pembr oke. N. H.. after spending few days with his sister, Mrs. Lowell Horton.
 MT. and Mrs. Sydney Brown of New London visited at Willis Rouse's Sun day
 Miss Rose Beaudry wno attends East Greenwich academy spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. David Beau dry.
 Mitchell MiIlett of Webster, Mass, visited his brother. Patrick Miliett, Oil Sunday.
 Struck by Freight.
 A junk team from DanieIson was smashed up Tuesday afternoon at the Texas crossing. being struck by the four o'clock fast freight The horse was injured and was taken to Frank C. Tillinghasts livery stable, where It was found it was badly hurt that it was killed Wednesday. MT. Va chon, the driver left the horse in front of Ulysses Cooper's house. near the crossing, and it slowly walked along to the tra elk.
 Miss Harriet Kendall of Union is the guest of her sister, Miss Alice Ken dall.
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. George Benedict Wednesday aft ernoon-