Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-02
.JEWETT CITY

The body of Albert II. Anthony and
that Of his daughter. Marian V. An
thony were taken on the 9.2S a. m.
train to Worcester, Mass, for burial
Wednesday. The bearers were Fred
smith, A. D. Trip, W. c. LETTERS and
W. j. Robertson, Jr. The arrange
ments were in charge of Funeral Di-
rector E. F.. Gilbert. The funeral
Iarty to Worcester included Rev. E.
NJ Anthony. Mrs. Annie Soule, James
Anthony, Mrs. Annie Soule, James
Armstrong, Rev. James B. Aldrich,
M and Mrs. A. c. Burdick;, also the
Misses Doris Myott and Sadie Thomp-
son, who were pupils OF Miss Anthony
ard accompanied the party at the re-
quest OF the relatives. At the grave
IN Worcester Rev. J. y. Aldrich con-
Quoted the committal service.
Funeral services for Eddie Stafford
we're held at St. Nary church where
Rev. J. ]. McCabe read the service.
The bearers were Homer Gagnon,
Henry La Bonnie. George Gill, Eddie
Take William Rail- and Thomas
}arnett. Hourigan Bros. were in
charge.
There were flowers from the par
cnts, brothers and sisters, Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Blake, Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Furev teacher and ella ssmates
a. Riverside Grammar school, David
Clarke, Joseph Vera, Leo Gagnon,
Charles PaCkhurst Henry LaBonna,
Alice Brennan, Thomas and John
Barnett Olin F, Miller, William Dris-
coll James Morey, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
ram tombstone Abeline Aramoney
and Grace Sullivan. Relatives were
resent from Providence. A requiem
mass for the repose of bis soul Will
he offered today
The body Of Arhip cs-on, 40, who
died Tuesday night was taken to TIE
undertaking rooms of Hourigau Bros
lie leaves his wife and several chill
d-en.
Earl s. Hiscox has received his f.
ral official rating as a radio operator
nd Tuesday was sent or duty to light
vessel No. S. Great Round Shoals
station lie viii probably remain
there for three or four months.
Tuesday evening at the Baptist
church a series Of hour services were
reid in The vestry, the church bell be-
.r= struck previous Ia zach service
AT s o'clock was the Eibla school scs-
sion conducted by Arthur Nj. Brown,
superintendent Of the Sunday school
Tic different teachers OF the school
made one minute snceches Mrs l.
g. buckingham sang two solos. The
Lord is Ny Shepherd by Nandewater,
and Ring on. Sweet AuGelus, by J;ou-
nod accompanied by Mrs. G, H. Prior.
ST g O'Clock the missionary period
VAS in charge OF Mrs \. VI. Clarke, |
no opened m" meeting by reading
Tho Scripture follo"ed by PRAYER of
fered By Mr. NJ. y. Fulle~ Fifteen
+ dies gave .i.ihin answers TO mission
AIRY CUES, ions. \ most interesting
picture exercise on Idols and Idolatry
followed, given by Albert Brewster,
Mortc'l Brown, Nerna Tarbox, Rose
'rs~fn and Ellen Prior Mrs Mary
brewster give another picture eXer,
,se on Some Things a Missionary
Does. Margaret Jordan recited a
f,ea for the Children. Mss May
Sake read Suppose It Were Your
Paby? Mrs. A. NJ. Brown read A
Field Missionary's View of the Word
Retrenchment. Mrs. 3. r. Gardner
=ad How Much Shall I Give to Ms
SONS Next year. and Mrs. c. f. Gard
ner, What a Missionary Dollar VIII
10. During this session Mrs. +. s.
Leonard sang Abide With Nc by
spencer and Just As Am, by Haw-
icy, accompanied by Mr.. Leonard At
ten o'clock Lomuel Green conducted
80 regular Christian EudeayCr lneetir
Mrs. q. II, Prior sang Glory 10 Thsa !
b. Gounod, accompanied by Miss
Alice Brown. At half past ten, cake
and coffee were served under the d.
rcction Of Miss Ida Foster, Mrs Ed
ward Raney and Mrs Martin Davis
Al II O'Clock Deacon =. l.. Phillips
was in charge of a service tending to-
wards \ Backward and Forward Look.
Rev NJ, i. Fuller sang Ashamed OF
Jesus. ny Dauk. and Gas accompanied
oy Miss Brown. Just before the close
O. q ola O. la
tonal service which closed with pray
O. as the church bell rang the huur.
The accompanies for the hymns sung
during the hours were Mrs. Prior, Miss
Brown and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown
The annual New Years CATHERINE Ct
lie congregational church was held
w edresaaN evening in the v.stry.
supper was served AT half past SIX in
lie T@stTN with 81 menu Of meat loaf,
...'p0a potatoes cake and coffee
Il fine program had h"rn arranged
MIR. and Mrs. - D Ballou. Misses
81 tr2uerite Young AMI Ethel rhomp-
ION PLAYED piano duet. entitled &c
,''7, Mrs. J.. G. buckingham sang My
TASK by Ashford, r .. Hallou sang
St.. as The Night Tltss Young plaI-
"G as a violin solo Simple Areu Miss
Dorothy Paul sang To Nou. Ivy Clcy
speaks. Mrs. j. s. leonard played
] auo solo. Nalso Impromptu by
Joachim Raft By request Mrs. f. 4.
IauS read ldsk3, Tho accompanists
"ore Mrs. Blllou Miss Ethel Thomp.
son and Miss Ethel Fisko. Tho pro-
-r1mne closed with roue!ng DIR, m
r @dley by David Bauou and Edward
Faust. Games and general GOOD time
.clIoVed
Francis Brown has returned to his
studies I'rgItnfr