Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-03
BALTIC
Funeral of Mrs. LaGarde-Fifty Tables at Benefit Whist-stransers Looking for Business Site.

The funeral of Mrs. LaGarde, who died in the Rhode Island hospital, Providence, Sunday night, took place from the home of her brother, Amidi Belair, of High street, Tuesday morn ing at g o'clock. A high mass of re- quiem was celebrated at St. Mary's church by Rev. Thomas Lynch. At the offertorY Pie Jesu was sung by Ar, thur Roy, Jr.. At the conclusion of the services the choir sang De Profundis. The bearers were Charles Belair of Putnam, Peter Rabotaille, Harry Catcher and Daniel Holmes of Baltic. There were many beautiful floral of ferings. Mrs. LaGarde was a former resident of Baltic. but for a number of years had made her home in Warren, R. l. She is survived by three broth CTS, Honore of Willimantic, Charles of Putnam and Amide of Baltic, and by two sisters, Mrs. Lafreniere of Moosup and Mrs. Joseph Roberts of Provi- dence. Burial was in St. Mary's cem- etery. Undertaken George Grant had charge of the arrangements.
 Benefit Whist.
 A whist was given in Sprague hall Monday evening for the benefit of St. Mary's church by the Misses Peloquin About 50 tables were occupied. The prize winners were: Ladies-First prize, rosary, Eva Doyon; second dish, Mrs. M. Houle; third, picture, Mrs. Alphonse Furnier; fourth, fancy apron, Antoinette Bourrett; fifth, cen terpiece, Yvonne Cardin; sixth, center piece, Julia Gladue; seventh, apron, EVa. Simoneau; eighth, picture, Marie Houle. Gentlemen-Ffrst prize, jar of tobacco, Edmund Patnude; second, ham, Irene Buteau; third, pair of silk stockings, Arthur Gillette; fourth, box of writing paper, Alclidas CIocher; fifth, arm bands, Louis Allard; sixth. cravat, Arthur Bessett; seventh, box | of handkerchiefs, Charles LaCroix; eighth, picture, Camille Simone. The Peloquin.
 Short Paragraphs. IA pony owned by two cameramen who are taking pictures in the village 1 is attracting a large crowd of chil- dren.
 B. Courtney of Providence was in l town on business Tuesday. Mrs. Adolph Fortier of Pawtucket is the guest of Mrs. E. B. Cote. Theophile LaPlante of Woonsocket a former resident of this town, is spending few days with local rela- l tives.
 Lelone Bedoin of Pawtucket, for merly of Baltic. is the guest of local friends.
 Buys House Site. i Frank Hoffman of Mill road has pur- chased parcel of land from Patrick Mu1pity dHu VIII erect a COLldS0. V1T. Hoffman has bought his lumber in 1 sections and expects to have the house completed within short time. William Magill was in New York on business Monday.
 | Miss Fidelis Donahoe attended the charity ball in Willimantic Monday night.
 Roderick Jodoin was among those who attended the charity ball in Wilh- mantle.
 Miss Alma Caron has returned after 1 several days spent in Waterbury.
 Mrs. Bebeau has returned after a few days' stay with friends in Put nam.
 Charles F. Charon was a business visitor in New Haven Monday. Alc1ide Allard of the U. s. s. Utah l is spending a few days leave of ab- | sence at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs. Joseph Allard. i Misses Ethel Brown and Irene Roy ! were recent visitors in Sterling. Leo Lambert of the U. s. nava, training station at Newport is spend ing furlough at his home on High 1 street.
 M. H. Atkins of Boston was a bus1- l ness visitor Tuesday.
 Pierre Coilarette of Jersey City I spent Tuesday with friends. Leaves for Worcester.
 Alex Dupont left Tuesday afternoon with his new motortruck loaded with household effects for Worcester. Mass After Business Site. A number of speculators were in town Monday looking for site upon which 10 locate. They would not dis