Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-01

Pronounced 3ueoesoNl Nlrp, Park
 Avery's Funeral District Nusse no-
 gins Her Work
 Tn St. PatrickS hall on Monday eve- ming the hrst concert and ball was gramme had been arranged by E. F. Mercer and the hearty applause aiven showed that 1t was greatly apprecfat-| ed. Every number on the DrOgrammA was encored and each artist was div en shower bouquet of carnattonas The programme folloWs: Selection by Gripnelfs orchestra: tenor solo. WiI-. lard w. KeigWin; recitation. Farmer and Wheel, MiBs Florence Johnson; soprano solo, Miss Ella Harria WhaeI- nell: solos. Goodbye. The Rosary. E. F. Mercer; piano solo, Mrs. Percy Mor-' gan; selection by orchestra
 After the concert dancing was en- joyed. Those who had charge of the affair were Walter J. Shea. floor man. James Foley, Frank McDonald, George Costello. Omer Jodoin. Hans Schiffer, James Desparlaist
 Funeral of Mrs. Park Avery.
 The funeral of Mrs. Melissa Avery, wife of Park Avery. was held Tues day afternoon at o'clock at her home in Ledyard and was largely attended.
 ! iAO oOA SASCS were COlf0uCLCu Dy xtcV. MT. White. Burial took place in the Avery cemetery in the Cow Hill dis
 trict.
 Attached for Debt.
 Deputy Sherifr Tubbs of Mantle and Constable William Casey of Pawcatuck
 were in Mystic and served attachment
 papers on Dick Korlpanis, the Greek who keeps a candy Kitchen in the
 Gates block on East Main street. The place which contains but little fruit, candy and cigars, is heavily in debt, and some settlement will have to be
 made in few days to satisfy credit ors.
 Comes to EIdredss Construetien Co. Walter Blackler and family of Quin- cy, Mass, arrived in town Tuesday, and will be associated with the Eld- redge Construction company. MT. Blackler has been the district wire chief of the New England Telegraph & Telephone Co. in Boston and comes highly recommended.
 District Nurse 1eeins Duties. Miss Margaret Peacock of Provi- dence assumes her duties as village nurse for the Mystic Nurse associa- ton today. Miss Peacock comes to Mystic with the best of references. She is graduate of the Butler hos pital and has trained under the super vision of the Providence District Nurse association. The Mystic association is strictly undenominational and calls may be made for the nurse by physi- l clans throughout the village or by members of the association. She viii respond to all calls, but is not per- mitted to continue unless . physician is in attendance. She receives no re- muneration outside of the association, but patients whose means will permit are asked to help the association by payments to the nurse. The territory | included in this section starts from the residence of B. F. Williams northward l to line parallel with Elm Grove cem- etery gate westward to the Bindloss I mill, then south over Pequot avenue l to New London road westward to Packer cemetery, southward to Cedar street and the river there following the shore line on the village side to a 1 line directly south of Mir. WflliAms' home. The contributions donated are nearly enough to run the work, and with the assistance of few entertain- ments given, the work will be well carried on.
 Birthday Celebration. Amos s. Hancox celebrated his 71st birthday at his home on Frazier street Tuesday. MT. Hancox. who is vet eran of the civil war and who saw hard service, Is in excellent health. He received a post card shower during 1 the day and in the evening entertained few friends. Musical selections were rendered and refreshments served. MT. Hancox also received number of presents to remind him of the day.