Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-26
JEWETr CITY.

.r Funeral Services for Miss Mary M.
 Brown Preceded hy Memorial Trib-
 ute at Riverside SchooI--obituary,
 Henry R. Hill, Mrs. Amelia Gray-
 Funeral of Rufus E. 5ailey--Baptist
 Church to Note Forty second Anni-
 versary.
 The funeral services for Miss Mary M. Brown were held at her home on o'clock Rev. M. D., Fuller offered Rev. J. w. Payne offered prayer and paid beautiful tribute to the worthy life of Miss Brown. Mrs. G. H. Prior, accompanied by Mrs. E. B. Gilbert, sang Face to Face. |. There were fiowers from the rela- tives, also a crescent from. the eighth grade, salla lilies from the entire school, standing wreath from Supt. G.. c. Swift, Principal F. H. P. Clement. Henry Olson and oall the teachers of the school, a basket from the R. G. 6. graduates now attending Norwich Free Academy, Maltese cross from What soever circle of the Kings Daughters, wreaths from the Baptist church and 14ciulSS kAlQ. .SOClClyg DO0AoONS | from the Eccleston class, MT. and Mrs. John Heidelberg and family, pr. and Mrs. s. H. Holmes, MT. and Mrs. Ja- cob Wechsler and family, MT. and Mrs. W. T. Crumb, MT. and Mrs. Eugene f4eClaire, H. George Wilcox, Herbert H. Thompson, MT. and Mrs. F. D. | Ballou, Ruth and David Ballou. MT. and Mrs. F. E. Robinson, Mrs. Charles Willett, MT. and Mrs. ". H. Brown l and family, employees of the telephone exchange in Willimantic, Rev. J. w Payne and Miss Annie c. Taylor. | Relatives who were present included l B. Frank Brown of Woonsocket, Miss Marian H. Johnson of Wil1imantic, MT l and Mrs. J: H. Higgins, Mrs. $. M 1 Calder MT. and Mrs. o. R., Boehne o1 Providence, Mrs. l.. H. Main of West Barringten, Mrs. George Babcock oi
 Lakeyille, R. l., Mrs. B. M. Taft o1 South Bellingham, Mass, Mrs. Edw I A. Smith of New London.
 | A number of other relatives and l friends were unable to reach Jewet' l City on account of the discontinuanct l of the trolley cars. | Undertaken F. H. Gilbert was il
 charge of the arrangements. | Memorial Service.
 4HG IllVGISlO0 STdInIIldI SCIlOUl CIOSCt at noon, after memorial service fol Miss Brown. During the entire da!
 the school flag was at half mast. A
 12 o'clock the lower grades were dis
 missed to enable the teachers to at tend the funeral At 11.30 the childrel
 on the lower floor were allowed~to g l up to the assembly hall to see thu T flowers given by them and the teach
 CTS. There were three large ant
 beautiful bouquets. One was given b, the pupils of the school; it consisted tof a large spray of Easter lilies. Tn
 second was crescent shaped wreath
 given by the class of 191S The thirt
 was a standing piece given by the su perintendent, principal, teachers ant
 MT. Olson
 f At 12 o'clock the pupils of the up
 per floor assembled in the hall for me
 morial exercises. The following pro
 gram was given: Invocation, Rev. My
 ron D. Fuller; remarks. Dr. G. H. Jen
 nings;' song, I'll Do What You Wan Me to 'Do,\ special chorus (this son : was written by the deceased) exhibi l of flowers; remarks, Rev. John V
 Payne reading of resolutions, Mis- . Hodgskinson; benediction, Rev. Myro II D. Fuller
 A committee of teachers was ap pointed to draw up resolutions whic : were read by Miss Hodgskinson.