Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22

Ebody. There was special singing By Ia trias M. J. Farrell, John McSheas and Mrs. A. w Turner. The bearers Ewere Godfrey Johnson. John. McCar thy, William V. Palmer, Jr., Ed mund J. Hurley, Frederick Hornherg- Fer and John Roy, /. The comrnittal. service at the grave in St. Joseph's cemetery was read by Rev. John E.. Clark. Funeral arrangements were in charge of Kiliourey Brothers, Mrs. Elizabeth Sackett, died Thurs t1day afternoon at the { home of her isdaughter,. Mrs. Hannah J. Stalker of EWindham, death being caused by in tirmities3 due to age.f She was born in. New York, August 30, 1853. In ad- dition to her. daug htef, Mrs. Sacketf Eand E. J. Stalker of Brooklyn, five great grand hildren~ and two nieces.
 Funeral services were held Friday night at 8 o'clock at her nome in 1 Wlndham. Rev. A. D. Carpenter, pas Istor of the local Baptist church offi-
 ciating. The body fissato be sent to k Brooklyn, N. :5.6Nss this se Saturday morning at 10:04 for burial in Green
 wood cemetery. Funeral Director Jay
 M. Shepard is in charge of the ar lfhsemenls. t --..-t -ss. 7. s,,-.s' 'eea% Sunday Notices - First Baptist fchurch, morning service will be con tducted by Dr. Robert L. Webb. edu-
 cationat .secretary5s of Newton Theo
 ,ogsai seta nztita9R Gh15a Seheo go,
 society at G. foiseEea by l<;s, evening ssr- vice at ', which will be#a eeInraunity
 service, pr. Webb preacher,
 Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. C. | Io Ss1aifh x1yi1I al, ;,, 1.-the morning. Subject "On the Border Eof Better Life" Church school for ,Estudy of Bible at noon. Epwerth League meeting at SIS. Evening ser vice at ', subject, "The Only King for
 ia Democracy"
 I Morning service at the First Con-
 gregational church, Rev. Harry $. Mo
 i.Gready, pastor, begins at~1o:45, sub
 fIjeetyf sThe Power of Request. lEhurch school iat5s:45. Meeting of '4Men,,s Forum ats@1 2:15, speaker W. P. ;9S, Keating, subject Can We Make lWillimantic, More Hea1thfuI? How ?' Gathering at church at 3 o'clock } Meeting of Home Circle at o'clock {Eith varied entertainment. .d Christian Science Service Sunday morning. at 1o:45, in the Weman's Il Club room, No. sos Main street. Sub
 l JeCl ul hcSSOIl--oef1I1OH, f soul aQG
 Body" Golden Text. Psalms 66-S, g Responsive reading Psalms 62-1, 2
 lS.. .6s:1-s. @s '''S -i 4 Brief Mention, Hartford visitors Friday included Mrs, E.. H. Emory Mrs. Edwin Fitch oj Mrs. F. Ford Mrs. Louis Douderi. T Miss Myra Smith left Friday. fo Q Boston to visit realtiyes and friends.
 Tickets for Cyclers' Thanksgivin < Minstrels on sale on Wilson's Dru . Store, Friday.--adv. a Mrs. R. c. White is in Boston fo
 a few days. # =1 Mrs. Henry Beauregard left Frida < I for Putnam to visit relatives. Mrs. Bertha Burnham of Hampto 1 was in town Friday. a II Mrs. George Wilcox of Windhal {; tstreet is in Putnam visiting friends II George Leblond has returned to h ! home in this city, after spending tw weeks visiting his sister, Mrs. Jams ] Curry of Fall River, Mass.
 fl State Normal School Notes: Wes l nesday afternoon, MT. Shafer w as ] dressed the teachers of South Mor chester on Education Reconstructio I There is on exhibition in the a, 7 sembly rooms of the school a colle, 2 ton of pictures of the Russian en d- pire.
 K, Miss Georgianna Flint is substitu es teacher in the SA grade of Windha nj street school. t
 Miss Nalty of the commercial d
 a partment spoke Friday afternoon b w fore the Girls Commercial club of tl ar, Hartford Public High school