Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-05
BALTIC.

is Many Mourners at Funeral of Mrs.
 Pierre Desiandes Why a New
 Hampshire Car Was StalIed-Death
 of Mrs. Crawford.
 The funeral of Mrs. Pierre Deslan- des, Sr., took place from the home N her son. Pierre. on Beaver Brook Hill Friday morning at o'clock. In the solemn high requiem mass at St Mary's church. Rev. J. V. B. Bellan- ger was celebrant. Rev. U. o. Belle rose deacon and Rev. Thomas Lyncn sub deacon. The church was filled with friends and relatives. At the of fertory O. Salutaris was sung by Ar thur Roy, Jr. As the body was borne from the church Nearer, My God, to Thee was played by the organist Miss fly lot in St. Mary's cemetery. The bearers were Charles Gadbois. of Taft vile, HerbertA Benoit, Chicopee Falls Fred Girard. Frank Clocher Joseph Taftville. Relatives and friends were present from Lewiston, Me; New Bed ford, Chicopee Falls, Mass: Warren, and Willimantic. Undertaken Georgn G. Grant had charge of the arrange ments.
 Personal Mention.
 Alphonse Turcott of Moosup was a weekend visitor at his home on High street.
 Mrs. Loretta Gaucher of williman- tic spent Sunday with Miss Imelda Catcher.
 James Coady is spending a few days in Woonsocket.
 Arthur Morrisett of Providence was a local visitor Saturday.
 Robert Hines and Gus Swanson call- ed on MontviIle friends Sunday.
 Floyd Tiffany attended the Scotland Road Social Saturday evening.
 EYiaLSnY1 SJlenf Sunday with Railroad street friends.
 What the Car Needed.
 Sunday afternoon at 2.so o'clock a Hampshire marker, became stalled on the Pautipaug Hill road. The driver walked back to town a distance of two miles in quest of a service station. He back to repair the machine Upon arriving it was discovered that the only necessary repairs needed was to replenish the car with gasoline. He left town a wiser man.
 Weekend Guest.
 Miss Lillian Dillon of Waterbury was the guest of Miss Ethel A. Brown over the week end.
 Miss Mary J. Charon passed Sunday with Providence friends.
 Arthur Allard is employed at the Hopkins & Allen plant, at Norwich.
 Peter RaveniIle of Central Village, formerly of Baltic was in town Sun day.
 Death of Miss Crawford.
 William MagiIl was called to Mys- tic Sunday by the death of his aunt, Miss Crawford. Miss Crawford was a former resident of this town and many friends are grieved to learn of her death.
 Everett Scof1eld spent the weekend at his home in Mystic. Mrs. Veronica Gallagher spent Sat urday with Willimantic friends.
 Caught Big PickereI. Ernest Bouchard and Rolan Wilcox fshed through the ice on the She tucket. Saturday, and returned with pickerel weighing 3-4 pounds.
 Henry Douville was Providence visitor Sunday.
 Eugene Gaucher was in Putnam on Sunday. Odflin Arpin of Hartford spent the weekend at his home on Main street. Town Clerk Arthur P. Cote was in Boston on official business Friday. William Cronin, train dispatcher at | Plainfiel6, spent Sunday at his home l on Wall street. Misses Mary Leith and Doris Holmes l were guests of New London friends l Sunday.
 Moves From Occum. -. 1ccum to the Barber tenement on | High street. Oliver Davidson of Pittsfeld was a | ocaI visitor over the weekend. Wilfred Hamill was in Bristol, R. | l., over Sunday. Albert Taylor and Girard Almquist | were Plainfelo visitors Sunday.
 George Bell was a Jewett City visi- or Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Sautter passed Sun lay with Jewett City relatives.
 Miss Mary Rathbun was a weekend ! visitor in New Haven. Misses Olga Johnson and Freda Schmidt spent Sunday with New Lon lon friends.
 At Boston Show.
 Oliver Portelance and l.. G. Dres- ,her were in Boston last week attend ng the automobile show. They re- turned home Sunday evening. The rip was mad in MT Drescler's car. Manuel Morrisett of Centreville, R. :, is spending a few days with his amily on River street. Ii Joseph P. O'Brien of Lowell, Mass, vas a Sunday visitor in Baltic. Miss Agnes Shea of Bridgeport is he guest of Mrs. William c. Smith Charles Garrett spent Sunday in . Westerly. Ed Quinn was the guest of New london friends Sunday. Joel Swanson and Arthur Alonquist were Grosvenordale visitors Sunday. |. I. l.. Buteau was the guest Sunday f Hartford friends.
 Mrs. Thomas Newman and daugh- CT Doris of Franklin were Sunday uests of Mrs. Moses Genard
 Sells Pacing Mare.
 Charles F. Charon has sold his pac- ng mare ri Bi Musco, 2.1e 1-4, to a 'lainfield man.
 Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick of the Academy spent Sunday at her home n Franklin.
 Carl Johnson is employed in Nor vio arms lxs |