Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-13
FUN ERALS.
Frank E. Babcock

l The funeral services for Frank E. | Babcock were held from his home on | Pleasant View at 1.30 Sunday. The funeral discourse was by Rev. J. B. | church. There were many relatives and friends present, including delega- tions from Eleazer Jewett lodge, No. | 9S6. N. E. 0. P, and Reliance lodge, G. H. Prior. Miss Ida I. Foster. B. R. Gardner and G. H. Prior, accompanied by Miss Alice A. Brown, sang Saved by Grace and Beautiful Isle of Some and Harry Davis from the N. F. O. P. and Elmer Tarbox and George Wilcox from the I. o. o. F.
 There were beautiful flowers from the family; from Charles Gray and family, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Lee, MT. and Mrs. Howard Hill, MT and Mrs George Moeller, Mir. and Mrs w. G. Duce, MT and Mrs. Thomas McBroome, Mrs F. E. Geist, Miss Georgina Camp bell Mrs. John Bickneu, Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Kahn, Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Wild, MT. and Mrs. Merton BUgbee and family, MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Maynard. Mrs and Miss Farrell J. A. Eleazer Jewett lodge, No. 336, Sedg wick corps, No. Is, w. R. C., of Nor wich Whatsoever circle of the Kings Daughters, Baptist Ladies' Aid socie-
 
 Crescent club, Reliance lodge, No. 29, T O. O. F.
 The following from out of town who attended the funeral: Mrs. Marv ster and George Brewster of New London: Mrs. D. W. Reynolds of Ea- gleville: MT. and Mrs George Key holds, EaglevilIe; Mir. and Mrs Gully, i'll, Norwich; MT. and Mrs. Edward Kelley Providence: Mir. and Mrs Iiee Babcock, Plainfeld: MT and Mrs. Merton Phillips PIainfieId: Mrs FL Providence: Everett Babcock, PIafn- field; Mrs. Ezra, Edwards and Johr Edwards, VoluntOWn; MT and Mrs. Howard Hill Versailles; Mrs. Phoebe Alfred Barrett and Ira Barrett Nor wich; MT. and Mrs. Cook and son. BalloUville: Dr. and Mrs. Frank Coles of Norwich.
 Burial was in the Jewett City cene- terv Funeral Director J. A Hourigan was in charge.
 Miss Alice B. Partridge.
 The funeral services for Miss Alice B. Partridge were held al St. Mary's church SaturcaY morning at o'clock. Rev. J. H. Seiferman officiated at the requiem high mass. Miss Jennie Coyle sang There's a Beautiful Land on High for the waiting hymn. Burial was in CTS were Robert and James Olson and Hector and John IeClaire. The non orary bearers from the Children of Mary society were Misses Grace Shar- key, Josie Cotter, Jeanette Ledoux and Ella Oakes.
 There were most beautiful floral re- membranes Relatives and friends were present from Boston and Attle- boro, Mass. Arctic. R. T., Plainf1eld Norwich and Taftville. Undertaken J. A. Hourigan was in charge of the ar engagements.
 Prize Winners at Picnic.
 The Baptist Sunday school picnic was held Saturday afternoon at Bish- ops Crossing at the home of Mrs Mary Bishop. One hundred and if time. Swings and a ball game were attraction. In the latter game so wig Orous were the battery that one bail was smashed to pieces and a tennis ball was substituted. Result-every hit knocked the ball pretty nearly to Jewett City. There were contests and sports. In the small girls race, Ellen Prior won a string of beads. Girls sa ok race. Kathleen Dearnley, a jump rope. Three-legged race, Charles Rog- CTS and Earl Phillips, neckties. Shoe race. Clarence Haskell giant pencil. Small boys race, Henry Webster, box of Crayons. Ladies' race Nellie Franklin. mystic mitt Leap frog race, Homer BOule and Clarence Has kel1. key ring and watch fob. Mems race, Martin Davis and George Will COX. The nominating committee were R. w. Dearn1ey, Mrs. A. Nj Clarke Mrs. G. H. Prior and Martin Davis The committees were: On time and place, J. B. Palmer andC. D. Babcock: transportation. E; M. Gray, Nelbert Myott and A. M. Brown; refreshments, Mrs. w. H. Whiteman Miss Ida Eos ter. Miss Alice Brown, Mrs C. F. Gardner. Mrs. Francis Campbell, Mrs Martin Davis and Mrs F. c. ril1oqx; iemc4ade, F. c. Willcox and D. l.. Phil lips: ice cream, Fred Clarke and Leon I'd McBroome: games and sports R. P. Gardner. Tyler Gilbert. Charles L Babcock, Doris Myott. Alice Gilbert, Ellen Wilcox and MT. and Mrs. Lem uel Green.
 A rising vote of thanks was given Mrs. Bishop for her hospitality.
 Lawn Social.
 The Epworth league of the Methodist church held a lawn social last week at the home of Rev. E. M. Anthony.
 Dinner Guests.
 Miss S. K Adams entertained at dinner Sunday MT. and Mrs. G. c. Hull Miss Helen Hull and Robert Lonsdale of Norwich, Miss Elizabeth Hull and Walter Coodenough of Springfield.
 Misses Alice and Elizabeth Arm strong of East Brookfield, Mass, are guests at their uncle's. Charles R. I rnstrong's.
 Nr and Mrs F r Robinson Earl