Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11
WILLMANTIC

 n,ent on Thursday brought the news that Private Arthur H. Dion had died in hospital in France On Dec, 26 from nephritis. The telegram was addressed to Mrs. Dion. the mother of the deceased, who lives at 39 High street. As the latter had recently re- ceived letters from her son, she was anticipating his return to this coun- try in the near future, anS >se news of his death was a great shock to her and the brother and five sisters who survive him.
 Private Dion mad been in several big battles Of the war. He was se- verely wounded at Chateau Thierry, but after his recovery, returusd to the service. He suffered from eassins at the time of the Argonne forest en- gagement, and was in the trenches when the armistice was signed. His family, believe that his death was caused by influenza, resulting in ne- pkritis
 The deceased was 34 years old. and had been a resident of Willimantic since he was a small boy.
 The Knights of Columbus bowling team defeated the Y. M. C A. five in the first game Of the championship contest at the Tufts alleys, the score
 
 well attended, about 300 rooters being present. Of this number, 250 cane out to back ke Knights Of Columbus team.
 ] Miss Mathewson of Andover, who l was operated on Thursday at St. Jo- Scph's hospital for mastoiditis, is re- 1 ported as being in a very favorable condition
 Automobile Inspector Ralph Younu | has changed his time for being in this city from Thursday to Monday. MT, Young will be at fhe police station every Monday from 10 to F a. m. Private Oscar Berube, who was re- ported missing in action Sept. g. later as being a German. prisoner, has been released from the prison and has gone to Ripon, England. Private Berube was a member of Co. A, 116th BattaI- lon, Canadian Expeditionary Force.
 Eighty members of St. PauTs Epis- copal- parish were in attendance at inc shual meeting and supper held in tEe parish house Thursday night Ra- ports for the year were made bv sey- eral officers and the pastor. and p}ans TOT the coming year outlined. The most important outlay proposed was the Installation of new heating aDf VehI1atlng system in the church and paflSh house. The proposition was accepted and team selected to makt the canvass for the necessary funds. Although it is runored that inc fa. nous 26th division will be crdere5 home in March, Eugene Campbell, 7 member Of the division, has writer to his parents MT and Mrs. l1ranE ampbel, of North street that it i. not probable they will get home fol some time yet,
 Amos Fowler is seriously i'll witt 1 influenza.
 MT. Martin, acting secretary Of the 1- M. .. A. has been called to 3ostol by the serious illness of his wife
 Marie Cecelia Lessard, aged 4. diet at the home of her parents in Bar. ber's Village, South Coventry. Thurs day night from pneumonia. She i; survived by her parents.
 Mrs. Margaret M. (FarreiD Bowl died at her home, 311 Prairie syenua } providence, Thursday evening afte1 TWO months illness. She is survive, by her husband; tive. minor children her mother, Mrs. Helen Farrell. tw, sisters and onA brother. the N1isse Mary and Anna. Farrell, and LIichae John Farrell all of this city. The body Of Mrs. Minnie E, Grass r Wno dled in Hartford, arrived in thi AA city on the noon express Friday. an, I were taken to GurleyviIle where ser wees were held in the MethCdis - church at 1.30. The Rev. A. A. Nui cficiated. Burial was in GurleyvilI cemetery. The bearers were Artbu Wood, Edward Smith, Frank Shit and MT. Dimock, of GurIayviIIe. 3 Mir and Mrs. Charles E. Leonard c " aT4+a George $. B. Leonard of Mystic, an !, Mrs Elmer Burr Stone of New Brit ; ain.
 Dickerson c. Baker of Greenfield "isiting friends in town. 2 Mrs. Henry E. Lincoln went Springfield, Mass, for short stay
 Kenneth Harroun, who has bee Q travelling about the country, doin , publicity work for the United State army, is visiting his parents, Nr. an Mrs. James L. Harroun of Mort street.
 Sunday notices for the churches al as follows:
 Christian science-sunday morr ing, subject-sermon, Sacrament. Go den Text: First Corinthians, 10; 3 Responsive reading. First Coria thian o Il, ?, 23-32. Wednesday evenin 5 meeting for giving experiences, test o monies, and remarks on Chris ia t Science.
 o At the Methodist Episcopal churc 6 Rev. C. Harley Smith. minister-Ou o look Sunday. A report Of the money U earning contest will be rendered. A members of the official and Sunda aa school boards are to be present ar
 sit in body. and all officers in u
 Mems club, the Apworth League, u
 Ladies' Aid society, the Sorcrity, Il
 W. H. M. S, the ". F. M. S., and u
 Queen Esther Circle. At this fir
 Sunday morning preaching, service
 the new year-the year in which u
 world is to be re-made-the atten 2 ance' of all members of the chur
 and congregation is sought. Sundi
 school More adults are invited o unite with the Bible class fer m 'S and the Bible Class for Women, at t
 very opening of the year. o cloC
 EpWorth League devotional maetir n Songs and evening sermon. Subje sO Man. the Friend Of God.
 Sunday 1245 D. m, at the Sou
 Coventry Methodist church, Rev.