Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
BALTIC
Many Mourning Friends at Funeral of Mrs. John w. Fiynn-An Odd Bet to be Paid-Week-e and Sunday Visitors.

took place from he -ome on Railroad street Saturday r--44-ing at g. o'clock. Requiem high mass was sung by Rev. J. V. B. Belanger. The church was filled with friends and relatives. The choir sang the plain chant At the of fertory an Ave Maria was sung by Arthur Roy, Jr. As the body was borne from the church. Nearer, My ganist, Miss N. V. Miner. Burial was in the family lot in St. Joseph's cen- etery in Norwich. Four brothers of the deceased acted as bearers-John, Thomas and Michael Mullen of Nor wich and James of Boston.
 The floral offerings included: Ptl- low from husband. casket bouquet, MT. and Mrs. Leo Fournier. New London; spray of pink rosebuds. MT. and Mrs. James Butler, Norwich; spray pink public schools; wreath of Jaqueminot roses and pink rosebuds, Miss Ethel Mullen; bouquet of asters, MT. and Mrs. James Welch; wreath of caIla lil- ies and JaQueminot roses, Mrs. Daniel Counihan and family, Norwich; shower family, Norwich: rosary wreath. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn. Plainfeld; spray of chrysanthemums, Mrs. Geo. Remmert Hartford.
 Friends and relatives were present from Brockton, Mass, Norwich, New London. Hartford, Wil1imantic, Plain field, Fitchville, Yantic, TaftvilIe, Franklin, Boston and New York.
 Cummings and Ring had charge of the arrangements.
 Mrs. Flynn died Thursday afternoon after an illness of six months. She was born in Franklin. the daughter of John and Anne White Mullen. She was united in marriage with John w. Flynn on Oct. 29. 1890. in St. Mary's church, Baltic, by Revc. John Synnott, and had lived in Baltic for the past 25 years. She was Of a pleasing per sonallty and made many friends dur ing her life. She was a loving wife and kind neighbor. She was 8 de- Vout member of St; Mary's church
 She leaves her husband, Q niece. Ethel Mullen. who for a number of years lived with MT. and Mrs. Flynn, her father. John Mullen. four brothers, Thomas, John and Nicholas Of Nor wich and James of Boston; four sis Counihan of Norwich. Mrs. Frederick Kingsley of Yantic, and Mrs. Michael Murphy of Franklin.
 Week. end Notes.
 Odilin Arpin Of Hartford, formerly of Baltic. is in town for a few days.
 Peter Haval has entered the en- ploy of the Ponemah Mills. Taftville.
 Timothy Connercon was Q Sunday visitor in Hartford.
 Mrs. George Remmert. who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas J. Sullivan has returned to Hartford.
 Owners who had not taken their boats out of the Shetucket's waters, took advantage of the fine weather or Sunday and spent tho day on tho river.
 The Baltic and Hanover Dramatic club will postpone their rehearsal un- til Tuesday evening.
 James Cullen of Springfield. Mass, formerly of Baltic. Is spending q few days at his home on Fifth avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Love and their daughter Ella and son Raymond, Mra Cullen and daughter Atho1 and sons James and Albert motored to Spring field Sunday In Mir Loves car.
 Misses Dorothy Wood and Gertrude swanson spent Saturday with Ffteh- ville friends.
 liked to PIainficid.
 The B. c. Fl. c. hiked to PIainfieid Sunday and returned homo by auto mobile.
 Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Swanson spent Sunday In P1alnheld.
 Jerry ChaboT of PlaiHfie.d spent the week-en In town.
 An Odd Bet.
 An odd bet was made Saturday be- tween tFo young mon in town. Should Brooklyn win Saturdays Eana the Bogton booster would have to Tsisa q moustaehe, and if the Roston team were the vietoTs, the Brooklyn baeker would have to roll q peanut with his nose from the Baltic pharmacy to Rood and Chapn1ar's store or forfeit 2 | box of cigars. When last seen the | Brooklyn rooter was in 6 store lock- | ing for Jumbo peanuts.
 Personal Mention.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Desraathy of l Moosup spent Sunday with Mr. Des- | pathy'a parents.
 Ernerie Cody of Providence is the guest of his father. James Cody.
 Mrs. Francis Marshall Is spending | a vacation in Worcester Agnes Coughltn and Eva Marshall | spent Sunday with New London friends 1
 Barry Johnson, who has been in l Boston and Springfield on business, | has returned home. F. A. Thomson of Durham. N. C., 1 was tho Sunday guest of Oliver Porte lance.
 Guests at Dance. A number of local young people at | tended n dance given at Scotland Road | hall Saturday evening"
 John CIabby spent the weekend at | his home in Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. James J. Barnett, who | have been guests Of their son, Herbert 1 have returned to their homo l In Campbellford, Ontario.
  Hartford and has entere dthe employ l of the Baltic Mills company. The town school committee held its | first meeting of the year in the fire | mems room, Saturday afternoon Miss Anna Blbeau is visiting in | Hartford. Severn Pratt of Hartford is the guest i of his father, Joseph Pratt. Peter Desprez, Henry Belanger. P. | Cardin and Pete Rabitadlle who have | been touring different cities. have re. turned home. Charles Lacroix was a Saturday vis- itor in New London. Mrs. Emil Bibeau of willinantic | spent Sunday with Mrs. Louis Bibeau. i B. Bourque was a New Britain visi- l tor over the week. end. Miss Alice Mcclure of wi1Iinantic | spent Sunday with her father, James | McGuire.
 p. D. connel1 Of Hartford was in town Sunday. Zoelle Bouregard of Putnam spent | Sunday with friends in town.
 Mrs. Theophile Douvi1le of Grosven- ordale spent Sunday as the guest of l Mrs. Julie Douvi11e.
 Edward Farrell Jr., and Peter Illus sev were in Colchester Sunday
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