Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-31
JEWETT CITY
Wedding Reception - Telephone Ex- change Wins Commendation-Fune- raj Of Michael Dwyer.

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 The funeral of Michael Dwyer was held ct St Mary's church Monday morning. Rev. B. M Hayes celebrat- tnG the requiem mass Burial was in St. MaTy's cemetery, the bearers be- ing James T. Shea, Timothy Shea, Martin Foley, P. F. Driscoll, Patrick McHale and Michael Hallsey. The mxranGements were in charge of Un- dertalzer J. A. Hourigan.
 LoeaI Exchange Stands High.
 Tha huly number of the Telephone Buueffn shows that in taking the Peg report for June in the 6S districts of faa New England Telephone company, fhsre were only nine which were cor rect. Mss Ethel Burdick, who was xhen in charge of the Jewett City ex- chan~a was one of those nine. Miss Burdiclx was at home over Sunday from Mystic, where she is now head operator, having II girls under her direction The Jewett City exchange is now Under the efficient management of Miss Marian Johnson, assisted by Miss Alice Burdick. The substitute operators are Miss Florence Thatcher and Miss Emma Gardner. Mrs. R. L. Frost is night operator.
 Reception for NewIyweds.
 There was a large reception at the home of Peter Icdctn on Brown ave- rue. in honor of his son. Napoleon Jo- dSSa. who resides in Pla1nfield, who was married tll PfainaeId last Monday. He and his hrldA started las4 Monday a8 2 o'clock for New Bedford, Fall Rtssr ssad PsOri6ence. The bride is Erztra He11gsr, daughter of Lewis Houg1r of PSA1zheld. About 56 were prssa1t at the reception, including A1sx JodOtn and Mry. c, D. Iig1lsrs of Anctic Centar, B. L; kT. and Mrs, AfpbcnHs c1ocs1sr, and Mt. Joseph founnas. EeH Bedford, Mfr, Arthur hsf aRr. MnRan North 0roswan0rdAis; 1GE. nnd MB. Lewis Moran, 0EosvsEnc~ Nals. NE WtifEsd G6iatn, Putnam; Mas Alma Rzxenasi. GsSxenerdala; AEF, and 1ExM Lewis HBnGaE, G4iss Blanche, Tnaaafe, BsznRdst and O6mtrisk H6H- ger, Mx. and Mrs Eugene Barry, PiaznAAad: Mss Cam. Flora, DslSniH and Robert Barry, Jssavh Clset1er, 1Eisaaz Diana and Ainsn1a Martin, Si- rzfnn Bornqs7et. PlsinfAld; MP, and afrn. Haury MaTfcaex. TAftv1iis. Miss Daara Bxau11. Miss Josephine Broa- akzr, Ms. EEsd JcdOfn and daughter 1da. Hk. and Arzl Wm- Grenin, Burt 1SGufu. Mx. and Mrs- Hatc SaIlaHaJ, ArEnad IodDfn. Dona Jod0fn. Homer Jo- dofn and Arfss Clara Jodoin. Supper wns Berved in a tent erected for the pmpose- The table was 40 feet long and Ena decorated with carnations and 6s<nG- Supper wss served at 7.50 and refraskunenfS Eers again served at Asa- Cannes were played: the crOquet gruunA WIS well lighted. that enabled the guestB to play the greater part of the night Many yaliaable presents were received from the friends and fnurfiy and congratulations from all
 NfrH. Frank Aurfha of Norwich was the guesf Sunday of Mrs- P. B. Dris- Gou
 Nh. and MEz. Thomas -McBroome and two children, Vera and Leonard, spent EoudRY at Watch HIn
 Mfr. and Mrs. !. B. Tracy returned Bunaay night from a four days auto kdp as far as Breton Woods, N. Fl.
 AU- Kate Walpols Richmond and ohfldren of HOnsatonic. Mass, are at Tohn WSlpole's.
 Hr. and MrE Wales Cheney and dnuEhter of Jamaica, Vt, are visiting 1GE. and Mrs. R. E. Cheney.
 A L. Gate1y of Freeport, L. [, spent BundHy at the Misses DriscoIPs on Arcrfh Main street !
 Mfas Marian Paul returned Tues Gay night after a month spent at Dan Bury Normal Summer school.