Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-05

| lCpOl lCO uP U 0uliudy lilSht.
 Captain James B. Fullerton returned Sunday afternoon to his home in this city from Camp Devens.
 Captain A. Frederick Oberlin, with
 Mrs. Oberlin, are the guests for a few
 days of MT. and Mrs. A. c. Andrew. The death of Miss Elizabeth E.I Caples, 62, occurred late Friday night at St. Josephs hospital. She was born i! in Colchester. the daughter of. George
 and Clara Evans Caples, and is sur
 vived by three brothers, Edward E.
 Caples of Lebanon. Elmer B. Caples of
 Liberty Hill and. Oliver Caples of
 Providence. There are also two
 nephews, Walter E, and Charles E..
 Caples, both of Liberty Hill. She was resident of the town of Exeter.
 Prosper Vegiard, S3, died at his home PA Valley street, Friday afternoon af-
 ter long illness. He had resided here
 almost 50 years He was born in
 Marieville, P.> O.. where he spent the
 early years of his life. He is survived by five children, Mrs. Eveline Lussier, ! Vegiard and Jules Vegiard of this city !, Pierre Vegiard of Fitchburs. Mass, a i brother. Seleme eVgiard, of St. Ces- saire, Canada There are Il grandchil-
 dren and 10 great grandchildren. II Funeral services for Mrs Ann Eliza Il beth Wells were held Sunday after
 noon at o'clock from the home of her I son. George Wells, in the Warner dis trict, town of Windham. There was a | large attendance. The services were { conducted by Rev. William M. Brown. 1 Burial was in Windham Center ceme- | tery. Funeral arrangements were in charge of Jay M. Shepard.
 ,l The funeral of Mrs. Marjorie B. Allen \ hold Saturday, a ? ) o'clock from the Baptist church in ) Lebanon and were conducted by Rev. j Hollis Campbell. Burial was in the = New cemetery in Lebanon. Funeral ) Director Jay M. Shepard had charge of , the arrangements.
 I Funeral services for Miss Mary Mo- l riarty were held Saturday morning at \ 9.45 from her home, 253 Jackson street ) The requiem high mass at St Joseph s l church at 10 o'clock was sung by Rev John A. Sullivan. A committal ser l vice was read at the grave in St. Jo- a sephs cemetery by Rev. John E. Clark 3 The bearers were John O'Neil. Dennis e Shea, John Shugrue and Daniel Court = ney. Killourey Bros. had charge of the !, funeral arrangements.
 n The funeral of Miss Mary M. Grad, e was held from her home Saturday n morning at S.30 o'clock. In the requiem r high mass at St. .Joseph's church at Il o'clock Rev. John E. Clark was cele r brant, Rev. John A. Dooley deacon ant q Rev J. A. Sullivan sub deacon. Int d bearers were Patrick Kelly, Franl e Leary, Michael Grady and Thomas
 Grady. A committal service was reat " at the grave in St. Joseph's cemeter. co by Father Clark. Funeral arrange C ments were in charge of Killoure. : Bros.
 e The body Of Patrick E. Clifford wa = brought to this city from Westerly, B = l.. Saturday for burial in St. Joseph e. cemetery. He was a former residen c.' of Willimantic. Funeral services wer IS held in St MichaeTs church in West : erly Saturday morning, with requier SC high mass celebrated by Rev. Waite d Leddy. A committal service was con IS ducted at the grave by Rev, John F
 Clark.
 le Sergeant Joseph L. Bsrrette, fer ar mer member of Company L. 102d in l. fantry regiment left town Sunday fo h. Camp Mills l.. l., after spending d AS Id hour furloueh at his home in this cit. ly lie arrived in New York from oversea " last Tuesday.
 D. 'The nornbcrs of Tyler camp, Nc, lc- Spa aish War Veterans. co-oneratill SC 'wltla men bers ot Company F, ConncC or lieut. Hcme guard. arc making plan for q public welcome home receptio
 to all returned soldiers from the tow ts of Windham and vicinity which will l O. held in the state armory at some fl lg ture date.
 ga At the First Congregational churc l. the calendar Sunday was named ls honor of Lester H. Larrabee, U. s. K: ambulance service. with the Frenc eo army. The services were largely a ls, tended and number were welcome ls into the church fellowship who unite or ',, with the church on Easter Sunda Ell also the following from other churcl ee es: Mrs. Cora c. ThompsoF, Bapti d- church, Willimantic: Mrs. Peter M, CT Intosh. Congregational church, Hal IS, over; MT. and Mrs. Arthur L. Clark iiS Congregational church, Nindhan la Mrs. Arthur V. Anderson, Mrs. Fam T. $. Lamb, Mrs. Lucia Mathews, Mi lis Myra Mathews. Greeneville Congreg; e. tional church. Norwich; Mrs. c. lls Scripture Mrs. Leila Mason. Presb, s terian church, New Rochelle, N. Y ,.s Mrs. Edwin H. Hall, Miss Nettie Ha l!s Mrs. F.. Louis Hall Congregation lis church. North Windham; MT. and Nil ne ne R. E. Dziomba. Second Congregation ty church, Norwich: Mrs. Florence Chas
 Christian church, Portlandville, x. .aoto; The Sunday evening service was omi 0o ted on account of the Victory los 'oU meeting.
 00 At the various churches in Will oo mantle Sunday special mention al
 =. appeals were made in behalf of en ioo ployment for returning soldiers al as sailors.
 IT. The postponed hike of the membe ne of the '. M. c. A. was held Saturda lls About 20 participated, and all report IT, a fine day. Lunches and fishpoles we or carried along, but not many. fish we
 a caught.
 't-i No arrests were made over Sund; o- by the local authorities
 he DeWitt D. Manning died in St. J
 seph's hospital Sunday morning, ha Ter ing been taken there recently.sufferi1 ne from shock. His home was in Sou ne Coventry. He has few if any survi I'm ing relatives. He was about 50 yea . old, a member of the Subordinate Tod
 of Odd Fellows in Stafford Springs a @ of Windham encampment, No. 10,
 M Wilfimantic. He attended the Met
 \ odist Episcopal church of this city.
 Rosebell Smith, the months (
 \ daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Austin Smi
 of 20 Stone Row, died Sunday morni
 \ at 10 o'clock from infantile trouble