Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14
TUNE RAJ.
Mrs. Franklin w. Perry


 Mrs. Franklin w. Perry.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Franklin W. Perry were held at her home on Grove street Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. F. D. Sargent officiating. Organist l.. O. Williams of the Con gregational church was in charge of the musical service the singing being by quartette, Miss Gladys Farmer, Miss Myra Ellis, John A. Morse, Jr, and Graydon Sharpe.
 The service was attended by many relatives and friends, representatives D. A. R., and of the woman's board of the Day -Kimball hospital. Among those from out of town were Mrs George F. Scarborough of Hartford; :; Mrs Ellen Woodell, Miss Sarah Per- ry, Miss Louise Johnson. Mrs. w. F. Branch Mir and Mrs. Eben Parsons. all of Webster: P. P. Tourtellotte: At tawaugan; Mrs. Oscar Tourtellotte, Mir. and Mrs J. B. Tourtellotte. Mrs Addie Joslin, Perry w. Joslin. all of North Grosvenordale; MT. and Mrs. A. G. Williams. Mir. and Mrs. Fred M. | Child Pomfret; Mrs. c. B. Johnson,
 There were very many beautiful floral tributes.
 Burial was in Grove street ceme- tery. The bearers were A. G. Will jams, L. C.. Williams. brothers of the r y, 1 F. Perry. Robert G. Perry, sons. and ] Gilbert F. Perry, grandson of Mrs. l Perry.
 Piano Recital.
 Tn Odd Fellows hall Friday evening | the local pupils of Frederick Very of l Providence gave piano recital that was thoroughly enjoyed by all pres ent The programme was as follows:
 Queen Alice Gynes), Miss Elizabeth l Wheelock; Bright and Early (Rogers), ! Miss Dorcas Bartlett Plainte d'Am- l our (Aletter), Miss Ruth Child; Min ! uet (Mozartl, Miss Ruth Bartlett; A l White Violet (Barbour) Mrs. Dorothy ' Bartlett: March Gueriere, six hands (Van Gaei). Misses Ruth Bartlett, i Dorcas Bartlett and Mrs Bartlett: Po- 1 lonaise In c sharp minor (Chopin) Miss Elizabeth Ash! Frulinggrauchen l in A flat tChopin) Kenneth Sharpe; 1 Vaise Caprice (Chaminade). Miss Katherine Seward.
 Mcclure Riley Engagement Announcement is made of the en- i gagement of Miss Myrtle. daughter of : Mrs James Mcclure of Negus street. Webster. to Edmund B. Riley of Will sonville, town of Thompson MT. Xii ley is a graduate of Webster high school and at the present time is em i ployed in Boston.
 i Will Decorate Graves. Members of the local W. R. c. are to decorate the graves of the deceas- ed members next Thursday afternoon visiting the cemeteries Tn West Thompson and the Grove street cem- ! etery.
 Manager Fine to Take Bride. i George M. Fine and Charles Seder leave tomorrow (Sunday) for Pitts field, Mass. where MT. Fine Is to mar ry Miss Fanny M Goldstein next Tuesday evening. MT Seder is to act as best man for MT. Fine.
 Officers of M. E. Ladies' Aid Society.
 The newly elected officers of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church are: President, Mrs. John Per- Stanley. secretary and treasurer, Mrs Chase; work committee. Mrs. Cun- ningham Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Foster. ' A large number came out for the close of the school year at North Grosvenordale. where the successful and growing Tourtellotte high schoo has been closed for the summer
 The County comnissionership.
 l.. E. Smith of this city will not bs a candidate for appointment to fl 1.-the vacancy in the board of county commissioners caused by the death ol Commissioner Charles E.. Barber oi l Central Village, but his friends expec- that Mr. Smith will receive every consideration from Governor Baldwin when the time comes to make an ap. pointment to the board of commission. | CTS for four years from the expiration of the term of Commissioner E. H Corttis of North Grosvenordale. wht is candidate to succeed himself.