Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-17

costs, amounting to s7.e0 which he paid. Chamberlain is a blacksmith and comes from Coventry.
 | Arthur B. Small of this city was painfully injured Wednesday morning while adjusting bumper on an auto mobile a portion of a bolt flew lip, striking him in the upper lip. cutting it to such an extent that three stitches were necessary to close the wound
 The death of Edward Pearl, 7s. oc-. 1 cured Tuesday night at his home ill South Coventry. MT. Pearl. who vas a Civil War veteran and member of l Francis S. Long Post, No. 30. G. A. R.. Of Willimantic, vas born in Albany, x. Y. He retired from active business several years ago. His first wife was May Jeanette Eaton, who died in Mansfield May 12. 1880. October 13, 1881, MT. Pearl married Mary B. Daw . llins, who survives him. He had male many friends during his residence in South Coventry.
 The funeral of Jared Wade was held Wednesday afternoon at ? o'clock from
 his home in Hampton. Burial was in | the North cemetery in that town Flu neral Director Jay M Shepherd of Willimantic had charge of the ar- engagements.
 l Funeral services for Mrs. Lucinda Hutchinson were held at her home in Mansfield "Wednesday afternoon at 1.30, Rev, C. Harley Smith of this city conducting the services Burial
 was in Spring Hill cemetery. The
 arrangements were in charge of fu-
 neral director. Jay M. Shepherd.
 A funeral service. for John Clifford
 Aver was conducted by Natchaug
 lodge. Knights of ythias. at the chapel
 Of T1xr
 day afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, follow
 ed by a public service in the Congre-
 gational church in South Coventry al 3 o'clock. Rev. II. c. Beebe was the
 officiating minister. The attendance
 was large and there were beautiful floral tributes. Burial was in Nathan
 Hale cemetery where committa1
 service was conducted at the grave by
 Uriel lodge of Masons. The bearers were L. w. Daniels. l.. M, Phillips. $ : J. Sneider and D. Kingsbury. The death of Mrs. Louis St. Marie
 52, occurred Wednesday morning al
 the Mansfield State Training schoo , and hospital, where she had been em- ployed as a. nurse since last October
 She had been i'll with pneumonia bu
 the direct cause of her death was ) cerebral hemorrhage. She was born 1T Londonderry, Vt, and is survived by z } daughter, Muriel. The body will bt l taken to Windham. Vt. for burial. Mrs. Charles E. Lovett, district in. structor, with Mrs. Charles H. Beebt and Mrs. Fred H. Williams as dele. gates from Violet Rebekah Lodge. No
 Is, I. o. o. F., attended the annua meeting of the Rebekah State Assem-. I ply in Hartford Wednesday, Brief Mention. ,, Prof, James Hillhouse of Minnesota
 University has been visiting with hi , parents, MT. and Mrs. James H. Hill , house of Church street
 Miss Alice Halligan. a former Wind ham High school teacher has gone tc I Boston for a few days and will gt from there to Springfield Mass, tn, latter part of the week to resum, teaching.
 , Friends of Hubert E. Brown, forme physical instructor at the local Y. M , C. A., recently received post card , from him in Miami, Florida. where h, , is at present connected with the Ma val Air Station.
 Miss Mary Jordan of New Havel has been spending a few days with he | father, Charles Jordan of Nortl ! street
 : Local friends of Augustus w. Con
 don. formerly of Willimantic, have re
 gently received cards from him iron
 Bordeaux, France. He is in the ser | vice in the Engineer Corps near tha
 town
 Capt. James B. Fullerton returne
 to Camp Devens Wednesday morning
 after spending a 72-hour furlough i
 Willimantic, during which time he wa
 warmly greteed by many friends.