Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-16
JEWETT CITY

It is imperative that the people of | the town of Griswold come across at once. to raise the Fourth Liberty | Loan quota of s170,000. Subscriptions | to Tuesday numbered $50, amounting | to $110,0 900. The committee for the | town will hold an important meeting l ir the borough room Thursday even | ing at 8 o'clock. The following are members of the Fourth Liberty Loan | committee for Griswold: H. Crocker, | chairman. E. A Faust, l.. c. Bucking- | ham, Andrew McNicol. Guy I. Permen- ter. k. E. Robinson. F, D. Ballou, l.. 1 J. Masse, J. H. Mccarthy, Jacob Wech- sler, L. N. Carpenter, William John stone, H. D. Mailhotte, A. C. Burdick, Azaria.s Doyon, William C. Briggs. Jos. Rood, C. P. Casavant, Frank Minsky, A. M. Clarke. R. A. Wilbur, Jos. Dutt- sowski and A. D. Tripp.
 Funeral service fer Mrs. Frederick Menard was held at St. Mary's church Tuesday morning at g o'clock. In the solemn high requiem mass Rev. J. J. McCabe was celebrant, Rev. R. P. Nor
 rissey deacon and Rev. J. H. 'Seifernan
 sub deacon. At the offertory Pie Jesu was sung by Miss Aglae Therrien. The waiting hymn, Au Ciel Au Revoir, was
 q duet sung by Miss Therrien and
 Miss Marie Rose Casavant. St. Anne's
 society attended in a body. Burial
 was in St. Marys cemetery. The ac-
 tive bearers were Ade1ard Gobeil, Ray
 mond Veigard, George Avery. Louis
 Guillotte, Edmond Jodoin and Louis
 Goodwin of Spencer. The honorary
 bearers were Mrs. J. A. Hourigan,
 Mrs. Joseph Couture Mrs Louis Va
 chon and Mrs. Reginald Potts. There
 were flowers from the husband and
 children, Miss Marie Rose Casavant
 and Louis Goodwin, Mir. and Mrs. Jo-
 seph Menard. MT. and Mrs. A. ". liar
 ris and family. MT. and Mrs. A. L. Me
 laughlin, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Knox.
 and a spiritual bouquet from the fam
 fly Relatives present from out of
 town were MT. and Mrs. Hycinthe Les
 sard of Providence, MT. and Mrs.
 Frank Stone and Edward Parrenteau
 Of Moosup. Miss Joo Peloquin of Bal
 tic. Miss Aldia Lessard of occum. Mrs.
 Maxim Sarasin of North Attleboro,
 Homer Menard of New London and Louis Goodwin of. Spencer. Underta- Fer Hourigan was in charge of the ar engagements.
 Chairman H. c. Webster of the Fourth Liberty Loan committee has received among his reports Of the progress in the soliciting various req sons for not subscrib ping such as not being interested and apparent indif- ference as to the seriousness of the situation. At the meeting of the men s 1 committee Thursday evening these an swers will be discussed and persons | interviewed later. as to whether they ] ate one hundred per cent. Americans, i CT siackers.
 Funeral services for Alfred Cyr took ! place at St Marys church at 9 o'clock | Fl.-N 1-T1 Ln 1sr11
 rnass was sung by Rev. J. F. Seifer- mann Miss Aglae Therrin sang and ! | ayed the waiting hymn. The bear
 CTS were members of St. Jean de Bap- ] tiste society. Louis Eashon, Louis NJ , Gingras. George Lafere, Joseph Chris 1 tine, Alfred Boisvert and OIeals Gu, lette. There was beautiful flowers, fn- ciuding a pillow from MT and Mrs. X CYr and family. cross, Mrs. Fred Cyr and family; wreath. MT. and Mrs. Jo- II seph Roy and family; wreath, A. A ! oung Hose and Ladder Co.,; chrys-
 anthemums and roses Mr. and Mrs
 Couture, carnations and roses, the
 Misses Mary and Dora Couture; chrys-
 anthemums and roses. MT. and Mrs John w. Blake.
 Relatives were present from Web
 ster, TaftViue, Greenevllle. GIasgo Norwich, Baltic; Pawtucllet and Woon.
 socket. Undertaken Hourigan was 1T charge of the funeral arrangements Joseph Couture is seriously i'll witt pneumonia, at his home on Palmer avenue.
 Dearnley x Clarke want a delivery clerk at once.-adv.'
 The school board recently adopte, formal resolutions expressing appre citation of A. C. Burdick's long ser vice on this board of school visitor and his schooled ability for all tn, demands of his office which have full. equalled the early and continuou s earnes mess, zeal and devotion of al his attachments to educational affairs His familiarity with school laws, hi thorough knowledge of Griswold, hi intelligent and sympathetic apprecia ton of the advancing needs of tn a schools throughout the town and hi evident desire to be wisely economica have given guidance. and justified tiol I Ito all the workings of the board H mas exemplihed conscientious re I gard for the duties of his positio which has won the high esteem of hi \ associates His services deserv grateful recognition for their helpful \ ness to the board, collectively and in E diyidualiy. The board members con E sider the sunder;ng of his relation E with the board to the misfortune [ E the school interests Of the town, an K express the hope that his valuabl E services are only temporarily at res to be resumed at no distant date was ordered that the resolution unanimously adopted be. engrosse g upon the permanent records of th 2 board and used to MT. Burdick's ad
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