Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
FUNERAL.
Mrs. rhomas Meaevern,

Mrs. Thomas McGovern.
 The funeral services of Mrs. Thomas McGovern were held at St. Mary's church Friday morning. Rev. J. J. Mc- mass. Miss Jennie Coyle sang Beau tiful Land on High, for the waiting hymn. Burial was in St. Mary's cem- etery. The bearers were Patrick Clary, Joseph Fay. T. E. Shea and Matthew Geary. There were relatives present from out of town. The arr engagements were in charge of Under taker J. A. Hourigan
 Whist and Entertainment.
 The Children of Mary society gave Whist in St. Mary's parish hall Thursday evening, which was attended by 2oo people. The ladies first prize, variety bag, went to Mrs. Julia Bray; the consolation. prize, an Egyptian whistle, to Miss Ida Jodoin- The gem tlemen,s first prize, a box of cigars. was won by William Driscoll, and the consolation prize, a top lawn mower. was given John Sullivan. In the game of forty live Dennis Griffin received silk tie.
 An entertainment programme in- cluded a solo by Miss Jennie Coyle, a violin solo by Miss Margery Leyden and A Perfect Day. sung by Misses Jennie Coyle. Aglae Therrien and An nie Miner. Refreshments were served by tn members.
 Offers Reelected.
 The Ladies' society of the Congre- gationaI church were entertained Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Charles elected for the year: Mrs. c. D. Wolf, president; Mrs. F. D. Robinson, vice president; Miss M Adelaide Burdick, secretary, and Mrs. T. B. Keen, treas- urer. Mrs. Spicer was assisted by Mrs. John Whalley, Mrs. Fred Whalley. Mrs. B. c. Bliss and Miss S. K. Adams.
 Harmony Club Meets.
 The Harmony club met at Mrs. A. M. Browns Friday afternoon.
 Gives $1,ooo to G. A. R. Fund.
 Forty seven Worcester business and professional men subscribed 9,95o in 30 minutes at a meeting in the State Mutual restaurant, at Worcester, Mass. the other night, of the citizens com mittee appointed to raise funds for George H. Ward post, C.. A. R.
 The money is to be used to pay off the mortgage of $S,000 on the G. A. R. building, 55 Pearl street, and to defray the expense of inscribing on tablets in Memorial hall of the building the | names of the members and former members of the post. David H. Fam ming of the Royal Worcester Corset 1 Co.,, one of the warmest friends the G.. A. R. veterans have in Worcester,
 
 Personals. Mrs. Charles Maine and son have l returned after three weeks visit in l New York cfI s,s s Miss May Quayle of New York is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles Maine Jewett City to Play South Manchester
 The Jewett City boys will come back strong this Saturday night when they 1 they meet the South Manchester team Jewett City will play their regular team, Next Thursday they play Fort | Wright.
 Afternoon of Whist. Mrs. Earle Gilbert, Mrs Enoch B. Cheney and Mrs. Fred Brown enter 1 tained the whist club Wednesday af- | ternoon at the home of Mrs. R. F. Cheney. The first prize. vase, went | to Miss Margery Brewster, and the 1 second, an individual water set, was won by Mrs. Fred Brown. Refresh ments were served by the hostesses.
 McGill-LafIamme. 1 At the Methodist parsonage at I o'clock on Thursday evening Rev. Sam uel Thatcher united in marriage Lizzie Laflamme and Thomas McGill. They were unattended. The bride. wore a brown broadcloth suit with hat to match. Mir. McGil is a. machinist. and their home will be in Jewett City for | the present.