Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-31
JEWETT CITY

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 Marion Vinal Anthony, 24, died On Sunday evening at her home on South Main street. Monday morning her fa- tcer Albert Hayward Anthony, died at the same home. Pneumonia was the cause of both deaths.
 Miss Anthony was born in Worces- ter, Mass, the daughter of Albert H. and Hattie Wilcox Anthony Her Lome has been in Jewett City since the death of her mother. She was i.n efficient, capable and able young woman, with all that these terms mean in their highest sense. To meet Ger was to feel at once her attractive personality. When very young she resolved to become musician and af- fer being graduated from the South Worcester, Mass, high school she took the courses of three seasons at the musical institute in Holderness, N. Il. Anyone who was fortunate enough 10 hear Miss Anthony sing knows how well she succeeded She was not al- ways possessed of sufficient strength to carry out her ambitious plans She was a voice teacher of no little Eote and had pupils here and in Worcester.
 Since coming to Jcwett City to live she joined the Methodist church by letter from the Park Avenue Methodist church in Worcester and was interest ed in all church work She was teach CT of a class in Sunday school and chorister of the church. As has been said of her in church and 'lcmo life as well she was of the sincere, con- scientious, ever-ready sort. In her death the community has suffered a loss which is wide-reachnG.
 Albert II. Anthony was born in Dux- bury, Mass, on Thanksgiving day, 1r \ thony and Abbie c. Bailey. He came te Jewett City when boy and when in his early teens learned the ma chinists trade in the shops of the Ashland Cotton company. He worked at his trade here. in shop of his own end later in Hartforl and Baltic. Twenty -four years ago, one year after his marriage with Miss Wilcox. he went to Worcester. where he engaged in business and machine manufactur- ing for himself. Here two had fires in his establishment were most unfor- tunate Occurrences for his interests. Since returning 10 Jewett City he was e. work perfecting a new small fac tory on Main street, where shoe strings were to be made.
 Within a year he married Miss Alice VI. Young of Sylvandale Mir. Anthony, like his daughter. joined this church from the church in Worcester where he was very prominent in all church work and in Worcester was a member of several committees in the church's interests. His education was com pleted at the East Greenwich, R. l. and Wilbraham Mass, academies.
 He was an upright, honest, Chris tian citizen. and in his death the com munity's loss is great His wife and father. Rev Edward NJ Anthony, sur vive him.
 Eddie Stafford, 14. son of Joseph II. and Agnes N Furey Stafford, died at his home on Main street, Monday afternoon from pneumonia, following influenza
 The lad who was a pupil in the Riv- erside Grammar school was an ath- letic little fellow. with many young friends who will keenly miss their playmate. The other children in the family are James, J. Chester, Olive, Elizabeth, Margerie and Catherine Stafford.
 St. Marys church Monday morning Rev. J. J. McCabe married P. J. Chabot, Jr.. of Thorndike. Mass, and Mrs. Emma Joccin Seymour of this place, only member of the families were present. Mrs. Charles Desmar- ais. a sister of the bride, was niatron If honor. The bridegroom was at tended by Mr. Desmarais as best man. Atr. and Mrs. Chabot left for a short wedding trip to Springfield and will leave soon 10 spend the winter in Florida
 This evening from 8 until midnight at the Baptist church d 50-minute pro- srammc has been arranged for each hour with l0-mnutc intermissious fer sociaoility, when friends are at lib- city to come and go The church bell wll be struck as each session begins.
 At o'clock the Bible school session will he in charge of Superintendent A. M Brown. Soloist, Mrs. L.-C. Buck ingham.
 g o'clock-Missionary session: Mrs. A. NJ, Clarke. Soloist Mrs F. S Leon sfd.
 10 o'clock-Noung Peoples Session: I.emuei Green. Soloist, Mrs. George Ii Prior
 Il o'ciock-A Backward and For ward Look; Deacon J. r. Phillips. So- lUist, Pastor Fuller.
 li.45-CIosins the Old Year: pas tor.