Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-27
NORWICH TOWN

 held at o'clock, Monday afternoon from his late home on Otrobando ave- nue. Rev. William Crawford con- ducted the impressive services speak ing of MT. Days life as Christian and worthy member of the Methodist church, of his services to his coun- try and to the neighborhood in which he lived. Mrs. F. H. Bushnell and Miss Florence Bennett rendered, Nearer My God to Thee. Lead Kindly Light, and Asleep in Jesus. Beautiful flow CTS in forms and cluster were about the casket. Burial was in White service was read at the grave. The bearers were John Merriman, Walter Gillian, Charles and Marvin Sterry.
 Church and Allen were in charge of the arrangements.
 Thomas w Day, whose death oc- cured early Saturday morning at his home on Otrobando avenue, after six years illness, was born in Maine. When young man he enlisted in the Civil War, served four years and received an honorable discharge. After the war he came to Norwich where he was in the employ of H. H. Gallup. He married Miss Amy Champlain of Montville, for his first wife. He later married Mrs. Emily Gillian of Nor wich. Mr. and Mrs. Day have lived in Norwich Town for four years past. MT. Day was loyal citizen and had 1 the respect and good will of friends and neighbors. He was devoted to his home and family and bore suffering with patience.
 Besides his wife he leaves three daughters, Mrs. John Merriman pf Oakdale, Mrs. George Ouston of Mo MrS Gorton of Norwich. There are sixteen grandchildren and four great grand l children. Two grandsons are in the service, one in France and one at | Camp Devens.
 c. H. vergason Of Vergason avenue | has returned after a few days visit with relatives in Hartford
 Miss Elizabeth Lynch of Sturtevant street is at Pleasant View, R. L, for weeks outing.
 Edward A. Oese of Chelsea, Mass, has been visiting at his former home on West Town street.
 Rev. C. W. Brennan of West Town street, left Monday to pass few days at Keyser's Island, near South Nor | walk.
 Mrs. Allen McDonald of Bridgeport is visiting MT. and Mrs. D. F. Mo Donald of Canterbury turnpike.
 Anthony Olaf from Fishers Island had a furlough over Sunday, which he spent at his home on Otrobandc avenue.
 Miss Hazel Miller of Rockville spent the week end with her brother Fred Miller at his home on Wight man avenue.
 Miss Martha Baldwin of Willimantit is the guest of Mrs. E. T. Grant al | I,r, Mrs. Cyrus Chapman of East Towr street, was the guest Friday of friend at Pleasant View, R. l.
 Walter C. Eergason of Vergasol avenue. left Monday to visit his broth CT and sister law, Mir. and Mrs Edwin Vergason at their home in New Haven.
 Mir and Mrs. George Geer of Plair
 Hill. were at the Willimantic camI ground, over conference Sunday.
 AIr and Mrs. Edwin Crocker O
 Hartford have been passing a weel
 with MT. and Mrs. Walter Heath o
 Elm avenue
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Bidwer of Scot
 land road, passed the week end a
 Point Breeze. Mrs. Bidwell havin
 spent the week at Gales Ferry. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Grant an
 children of Old Canterbury turnpike are at Groton Long Point for a week , outing.
 Joseph p. Lynch, of East Tow | street, after a weeks furlough at hi
 home here on account of illness re
 turned Monday to Newport Mrs. William J. Kerrigan, has re turned to New York. after a visit a h the home of Mir. and Miss McJennet at Peck's Corner.
 ; Mrs TEd r6 Smith and [Tire Pasei Smith of East Hartford, are spendin ] the week with the Misses McNamar of Wightman avenue.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Topliff of Wau regan, were guests over Sunday at tn
 home of MT and Mrs. D. W. Aver
 on West Town street.
 Willard c. Lockwood of Hartfort , comes today (Tuesday), for a wis | at the home of his sister, Mrs c. [ It Nergason on Vergason avenue
 On her return from South Had1e. }; ,; Mass, Miss Jessie E. Hyde of Wast II ington street, left for visit wit her cousin, Mrs. Nathan Hall at Edge 2 wood Farm, Preston City. e MT. and Mrs. William Holmes ( y Hartford, have returned, after a fe T days visit with MT and Mrs. Joh < McNamara of Wightman avenue. o e MT. and Mrs. D. L. Underwood, re e turn early this week from a sta l. at Pleasant View. R. l., their daugf T ter. Miss Bernice Underwood, remain
 ing for a longer time.
 Mrs. Browning of Montville, is visi
 ing her son, l E. Browning of Ne
 London turnpike. Mir. and MT
 Frank Cruthers motored from Prov
 dence to spend Sunday with MT. ar ,. Mrs. l. E. Browning. ~ ~ Misses Emma and Josephine Mu f ter and Miss Fanny Schillert, wi t. have been guests of Mrs. H. c. Sct field on Scotland road, returned Sun
 day to their homes in Hartford.
 Mir and Mrs. w. F. Tufts of Will
 mantle have returned, after a stay
 MT. Tufts former home on the Otr, D bando, their mother Mrs. CharI ct Tufts accompanying them for a wis 't in Willimantic.
 Q Mir. and Mrs. T. D. Peck and daugl te ter. Miss May Peck and Mir. and Mi d. Harris Brainard all of Westcheste te and the Misses Burnett of Providenc g were guests Saturday of MT. and Nil ,1 George A. Peck of Otrobando av sy nue.
 T. Rev. c. A. Northrop had charge i'd the Sunday morning service at {, 1e First Congregational church, preachil ~ a strong sermon from the text, Wh iin ia doth the Lord require of thee but " do justly, and to love mercy. and
 walk humbly with thy God? le MT. and Mrs. Daniel Wheeler al
 daughter, Blanche, MT. and Mi
 Joseph Wheeler of otrobando aven,
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Garter a. A daughter Mildred and son Jobn