Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-16
FUN ERAL.
Mrs. Mark H. Wilson

At St Mary's church Monday morn ing there was a solemn high requiem mass at the funeral of Mrs. Mark H. Wilson, for about 24 years resident of this city. Rev. Charles F. Bedard was celebrant, Rev J. J. Elty of Pomfret Putnam sub- deacon. Miss Elizabeth deacon and Rev. Adrian Dykemans of Byrne played the music of the mass, the singing being by the male quartet from the choir of the church The ser- vices were attended by many relatives and friends of the deceased and of the family from Putnam, Worcester, Springfield, Spencer and other cities. There were many beautiful floral trib- utes. Burial was in the Grove street cemetery The bearer were Isaac Champeau, M. R. Joy s. F. Donohue, J. A. F. Gagne.
 Matters Chiefly Personal. Mrs. Delphis Landry and daughter of Providence, Mrs. Joseph Ducharme of the same city and Mrs. o. Trudeau of Taftville are guests of MT. and Mrs J. A. P. Gagne.
 City Notes.
 Mrs. George E. Shaw, who is spend ing the summer at Pleasant View, R. l., is at her home in Pleasant avenue for a brief stay.
 Mrs. David Clark has been the guest of her sister in Willimantic N~. IT, NilIlQ ot1lQ IdIIllly VIII leave In1S city on Thursday for Grove Beach, to | spend the remainder of the summer. Frank Leete and Miss Sullivan of Guilford have been guests of MT and | Mrs. F. w. Seward. l Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett of Long 1 IslaEd are guests of MT. and Mrs. Ben nett Of Chapel street. 1 Mrs. Beard and family are to spend 1 the remainder of the summer at. Pleas ure Beach, Dorothy Beard, Mrs. 1 Beara's daughter, is slowly improving at a New London hospital, where she las teen ill with appendicitis. 1 Mrs. A. R. Cole and Miss $. Elizabeth ! Clarke are spending this week at Wa 1 chuset1, Mass.
 Robert Perry of New York spent the week end with his family in Wood ]! stock.
 l Henry wheeleck spent Sunday in 1 Boston.
 1 MT. afd Mrs. Henry Morse Of Grove street left Sunday for Nova Scotia, | where the Morse comF any is to appear | during the summer. ] pr. Shepard returned te New York | Sunday, after visiting his family on i the Putnam Heights road. 1 George Perry and family are enjoy 1 ing an automobile trip.
 Miss Florence Sargent was the guest of her brother in Worcester Monday. l The Congregational Sunday sch Jol l annual picnic was held at Alexander S | Lake Tuesday afternoon.
 Miss Florence Tourtellotte has re- ! turned from a vacation spent at Old | Orchard, Me, and Beverly, Mass. James Byrne of Providence is visit ing relatives on Woodstock avenue.
 Mrs. Pierre Jette of Woodstock ave
 nue, stricken with a sudden illness 1 Monday was in an usconcious con- dition at her home Tuesday. Miss Katherine Byrne of the Peo- ple's store is having two weeks vaca- tion, which is to be spent here at Providence and in other cities.
 Miss Aline Iarue is entertaining Miss Allaire of Brockton. MT and Mrs. Richard German and
 Mrs J. A. Gagne returned from thei1
 automobile tour to the Elks' conven- | tion at Rochester.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Putnam postoff1ce this
 week: MT. and Mrs. Frederick De Payster, Edward A. Smith, Harry A Bandgou, Mrs. c. $. Upham. Miss
 Beatrice Eaters, Mrs. Jolen Rogers Jr.. Miss Ada Tusing.
 James Carroll of Hartford was g visitor with friends in Putnam Tues day.
 Miss J. Gagne is spending a vaca-
 ton of a week with relatives in Taft
 vile.