Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-05
JEWETT CITY.
Funeral of Mrs. Hugh Havey-Birth-
day Party for Mrs. Albert D. Crary
Glass Entertained.

Inc funeral services of Mrs. Hugh
HaVey were held from St Marv,s
church Saturday morning A solemn
nl1gn requiem mass was celebrated by
aev- +. j. kuster, Rev. f r. Des
Sureault being deacon and Rev F. NJ
Hayes sub deacon. As a waiting
i hymn, Face to Face was beautifuIIv
sung by Miss Jennie CoyIe. The hear
I ers We're: Frank Leydeu and William
togartN Of Jewett City George Gin
bons Of Pawtucket and Timothy SuI-
ivan Of Hartford Burial was in St
Mary cemetery in SylVandalc where
the committal service was read bv
Falher kuster. assisted by Fathers
Hayes and DesSureault
Relatives and friends present from
out of town We're, Mrs. David lack.
Mr. and Mrs. John Havey of Bridge
port, Mrs. p J. Lyons and Timothv
sullivan of Hartford. Miss Edith Glib
bons and George Gibbons of PaUt1,rl,
ct, Mrs. Katherine Brady of Prov
dence. Misses Mary and Della Finn Of
New London. Undertaken ]. A. Hour
lgan was in charge of the arrange
ments
Mrs. Hayvey was born in the parish
or klllmaley, County Glare. Ireland
the daughter of Mary TTawlev and
Peter Murphy. She was married in
Hopeville in 1854 to Hugh Havev. She
1Ned there until 1873. when she moved
10 Mineral Spring farm. where she
four children. Mary and Owen of lew
EFT city and Mrs. David Jack and John
HaVey of Bridgeport. One son. Thorn
as. died in 1890.
Mrs. Havey was a very neighborlv
woman, well liked by all who knew her
She was especially devoted to her fam
lily -'''ii
Mrs. crary's Birthday Celebrated.
Friday evening a merry party of
about fifty gathered at the home of
MI. and Mrs. Albert .. Crazy in the
s9uth part of the town in honor OF
Mrs. Crary's birthday. The evening
was pleasantly spent in playing :.aiue.
and with music. A delightful part of
the program Was a poem written for
the occasion and read by Rev + s
Child. Refreshments of sandwiches.
cake, cocoa and home made confec-
lions were served
Ever Ready Class Entertained.
Friday evening Ever Ready class Of
the Baptist Sunday school was enter
tanned by A. NJ. Clarke the teacher
AT his home on Main street \ good
old fashioned turkey dinner with
fourteen pound native bird and all
that goes with il. was presented for
rhe ladE consideration. During the eve
ing's the following class officers were
chosen: President George Davis; vice
president. Jesse Wilcox: tres surer
Gray
Prompt Payment of Death Claim.
Recorder W. R. Rurdick of Ashland
lodge: No "a A. O. L w. has re-
ceived the draft Of So 900 in fun TO he
paid 10 the beneficiary Of The late Mar
tin ]. Wallace. The amount was re-
ceived from the grand treasurer with
in thirty-six hours after the proof of
the claim was presented
Defeated Norwich Team
The Riverside Grammar s.hoo1 has
ketbal team defeated the Clippers of
Norwich Saturday afternoon in their.
first game of the Gra nlmar school
league by a score of 24-f2. 1t was A
fast game but the home team clearly
outcla ssed their opponents at all times.
Harris starred for Jewett city. while
McCord was the principal star for
Norwich. Following was the Iineup:
JEWETT CITY. NORWICH.
Center
Right Forward.
Left Forward.
Right Guard
Left Guard.
Goals-For Jewett City. Harris 5,
Spicer l. Macarthur 1, JeffeIs 4; for
Clippers, Finnelson 3. McCord 3. Field
goals. Harris 2, McCord 1. Referee.
William Robertson. Timer, Leslie
Hyde.