Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
PUNE RAJ
Emil Gedreau.l

Funeral services for Emil Godreau, who died at his home on Dyer street Sunday evening after long Illness, were held at St. James church We'd nesday morning at o'clock. Rev. M. J. Ginet. M. s.. was celehrant of the mass of requiem, which was attended by a large number of relatives and friends. Burial was in St. James cem- etery. The bearers were Homer Bu1s- sier. Adelard Buissier, Annie Godreau, Gcdreau. Louis E. Kennedy was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Civic Federation to Meet.
 There Is to be a special meeting of the Civic federation at the home of Mrs. A. H, Huntingdon Friday after noon, when plans will be made for the fete on the grounds at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Timothy B. Hopkins.
 Flag Day Exercises.
 Flag day exercises are to be held in the auditorium at the high school on M. D., of Boston, will address the members of the G. A. R.. who are in- vited to be present. and the pupils Of the school. Dr. Marcy was surgeon in the army during the Civil war. He is we'll known to many Danielson peo- pie as one of the leading surgeons of Boston. Dr. and Mrs. Marcy are to be guests of Dr. and Mrs. Robinson for the week.
 Visiting Aged Mother.
 Salem Choquette has gone to St. Gregoire, P. e., for a visit with his mother, who is 92 years of age, and who has expressed wish that he make her a visit. as she fears that her health is on the point of failing. Mir. Choquette expects to be away about two weeks
 Borough officials continue to be in- ;r, fta hot frar sient peddlers be made to pay a li- cense fee for doing business in Daniel son. Just how the plan of assessrnen will be worked out is not apparent at this time. but the probability is that the class referred to will be required to pay something for the selling privi- leges they enjoy here.
 No Trains to Be Taken Of.
 Danielson people are relieved to find that no trains are to be taken off this division under the new summer schedule of train service that goes into effect Sunday. There are some slight changes in the running time as re- gards the leaving time of passenger trains from the local station, but the service is to remain practically as 1t is. Bar Harbor expresses, one north and one south, are to be run through here beginning the third week in this month, these night trains and making no local stop.
 Heard and Seen. The Nadel /Arbeit club is to meet with Mrs. w. c. Bacon Tuesday after noon.
 Arthur C. Dembrich of Rochester. N Y. was a visitor with friends in Dan- 1 ielson Wednesday,
 ! Mrs. Benjamin Bailey of Walling- | ford has been a recent visitor with | friends in Danielson. A number of Danielson people were ! at Putnam Wednesday to attend thu Lawson trial.
 ] Mrs. Ruth Dennis of New Haven Ii i spending a vacation here with he mother, Mrs. Margaret Baker. Selectman Hiram s. Franklin hai ! been in Hartford on a business trip. Members of Morfah lodge were pres
 ent at a session at which the distric deputy was in attendance Wednesda,
 evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr are t
 spend the months of July and Angus
 at their home in Montreal. Whist Well Attended. A large number came out Wednes day evening for the parish whist i , St. James hall. this being the last c , the season.
 At Putnam Luncheon. Local members of the D. A. R. wer , at Putnam Wednesday afternoon { attend the luncheon given in honor C
 the honorary state regent, Mrs. Sar
 Thomson Kinney, of Hartford.
 Bates-Janes Engagement.
 An engagement announcement of in
 terest to Dayville people is that of Mis-
 Frederick Randall James of Dayvills The announcement was made last Sat urday at party given at the Bate home.