Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10

shall cease. Mrs. Rivard at the time
of her death was employed at the iso
lation hospital in Hartford.
The results obtained in the recent |
ten day drive for old clothing and |
shoes by the local Red Cross chapter
were pleasing to those in charge OF
the work. Twenty cases and four bar |
rcls of clothing and six barrels of old |
shoes were shipped Wednesday after |
noon to the American Red Cross Bal
tic terminal. Brooklyn N. y, and
eventually this shipment will help to |
alleviate the suffering of people in |
Belgium and France. left homeless and
destitute. the result of the world war.
Raymond Earle, the 10 months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs William a. Wolfe |
of South Coventry. died Wednesday
morning at the home of his parents
from an attack of pneumonia. The flu
neral is to take place today (Thurs-
day).
| Margaret Donovan, infant daughter
! of Michael L. and Elizabeth Cosgrove
Donovan, died late Wednesday night
at st, Joseph's hospital The funeral
was held Wednesday morning with
| burial in st. Joseph's cemetery. Kill
lourey Bros. were in charge.
! The funeral of Mason J. Ncff was
/ held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
| from the home of his sister, Mrs. Will
! liam Lincoln, of John street. The SER
vices We're conducted by Rev. c. Har-
/ ley Smith Burial was in the new
! WiIlimantic cemetery. Jay NJ. Shep-
ard had charge Of the funeral arrange
ments.
The April meeting. of the Will
mantle Ministers Union was held this
week at Storrs, where the members
were guests of Rev. Marshall Dawson
of Storrs Congregational church,
After a short business meeting, lun-
| cheon was served, and a pleasant
hour was spent by the eighteen min
! listers in looking over the college
buildings and grounds.
! The former office building of the
! Lincoln and Boss Co. is being moved
this week from its old location on
North street to the new location on
Meadow street, the old location hav
| ing recently been purchased by the
| Hall e Bill Printing Co. Plans have
been made to sS3nge over the build
ing into a double tenement house.
Under the auspices of the City In
! dustrial Department cooperating
with the Womens Committee of the
American Thread company a most
attSactive program for the entertain
ment and social of the women and
girls of the Thread company was
given Wednesday night at the Y. NJ
c. A. A large number was present
and thoroughly enjoyed the evening
Musical selections, gymnastic exhibit
tons. bowling. pool and other games
1 provided amusement. The evenings
program was brought to a close with
dancing, after which refreshments
were served These Industrial Night
entertainments are becoming very
popular with the various mill en-
pioyes in this city.s
There was a large attendance at
tho meeting Wednesday night in odd
Fellows ahll Of Windham En2cmp-
ment, No. 10 and it proved to a big
night for the local order About
| twenty-five members of Palmyra en-
) campment from Norwich were guests
at the meeting. Work in the ROYAL
Purple degree was carried out in a
most efficient manner by the local
degree team. There was a class of
five candidates from this city and
about ten candidates from Palmyra
Encampment. At the close of the
meeting a collation. was served and a
social hour enjoyed