Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-21
WILI4IM MANTIC

despair for. he who had, walked hum bly, with his God went farther Man was his wont and at eventide Iaund himself in the land of pure deiig he turned not back, save to beckoItT ms loved ones onwardf E During the services a auartette sang | two favorite hymns Of Mr.s Murray's, Thy Will Be Done and Lead, Kindly Light At the close. of the service the body was taken to the Willimantic cemetery and placed in ethe5 Murray mausoieum The, honorary bearers were H. Clinton Lathrop, William A. King, Frank Larrabee. Charles J. All paugh, J. Dwight Chaffee. Edgar c Hathaway, George F. Taylor and pr. George E. Wilcox. The active bearers were James P. Bath. Robert M. Bath, Joseph B, Riordan, Luke P. Allain, Agenard J. Belcourt and John Connell Delegations from the organizations in town of which the deceased was a , member attended the services and the | many business acquaintaAces Of MT. 1 Murray sat in a body in the center aisle of the church. Relatives .eccu- pied the front peNs. Present at the i services from out of towE were John Porteous, MT. and Mrs. Louis R. Porte ous of Norwich, MT. and Mrs. B. M. Croswaithe of Pelham Manor. N. Y., i Mrs. William Hislop, Mrs. Palmer His i 1op and Miss Jennie Hislop of Auburn, i N. Y, and MT. and Mrs. John E. Por- i teous of Portland, Me.
 | Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard had charge of the arrangements.
 1 Notwithstanding the constant, heavy rain Friday evening". the 1919 senior 1 class reception and dance held in the armory on Pleasant street was one of l the largest attended affairs of it's kind l ha1I in, Yati Tho hall 1 handsomely decorated with the nation- al colors and across the front of the platform was a banner with the class I motto done in the class colors. green and white. There were 20 numbers on 1 the program and the dancing -contin- ued until 1 a. m. During the intermis- sioon refreshments were served Pick ett's orchestra of 10 pieces furnished music. The reception committee con- sisted of Claire Calnen, chairman; Leila Esten. Muriel Gelinas, Josephine Congdon, Carl Anderson. Russell Nor ton and William Wheeler. The patrons and patronesses were MT. and Mrs. E. A. Case. Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Wheeler, 1 Miss Helen Church, Miss Sadie E, Bowman, Miss Alice Ottenheimer and Miss Fay Newland. The officers of the l class are: President William Wheeler; vice president. Claire Calnen; secre- tary Margaret Noteworthy; treasurer, Dorothy Burnham. Over 1000 were present at the reception.
 Final arrangements have been con- pleted for the Memorial Day exercises 4 of Natchaug Lodge, No. p, Knights | of Pythias. which will be heldA tomor- lrow (Sunday) afternoon in Odd Eel lows Hall Brother Harry S.. Mo Greatly will deliver the memorial ad- dress after which the members of tbe lodge will march to the Willima'ntie ! cemetery, headed by the Willimantic American band. where the graves o1 1, 47 members of the order will be dec : Eorated. Pythian Sisters of Purintor Temple No. of this city will marcf i in the parade and delegations from the lodges in Norwich. New London lJewett City and other places are ex- Ipected to attend.
 yl The w. w. G.'s of the First Baptis church have accepted an invitation ell from the w. W. G.'s of the First Bap
 tist church of Norwich to attend ;
 supper and entertainment to be givel
 in the parlors of the latter church thi Saturday. evening.
 g | The schedule of the Eastford camI
 for the local Boy and Girl Scout or ganizations has been announced a
 follows: The Boy Scouts will enjo, 5 the camp during two weeks, .beginnin, I July 5th;' the first week Scoutmaste Rose will be in charge, assisted b. . Stanley Sumner and Arthur Slate. Tn
 second week Assistant Scoutmaste
 Topliff will have charge and will hay
 for assistants, Russell Webster ant
 Rev. Harry s. McCready. The follow
 ing two weeks from July 10th to Aug End, the Girl Scouts will occupy tn rIrif Goo11t tai P1ft7 Cha ',
 pell in charge, assisted by Mys. Flor
 ence Tracy. Mrs. D. c. Barrows. tn
 Misses Dorothy Hill and Helen Bar
 rows. The Eastford camp committe
 is composed of R. O. Branch, R. H
 Fenton and Kenneth Hillhouse. Tw
 boats which have been built by tn
 Quidnick- Windham company and tn Rossie Velvet company for the use c
 the Scouts at the camp this sease will be appreciated by the boys.
 The Sunday evening meetings of tn Epworth League of the Methods l church are to be discontinued for tn
 summer. The officers for the neN lyear, recently elected. are: Presiden Grace Jacobs; vice presidents Etht Simonds, Katherine Peacock, Haiti Hall and Howard Haling; secretar. Byron Potter; treasurer. Earle Batte. | A joint installation of the mems an
 women's councils of LUnion St. Jea Baptiste d'Amerique of this city wa
 held in St. Mary's hall Thursda . night. The installation ceremonie were performed by Arthur and J. Rus |. Iof Pawtueket. R. I. At the close the installation, which was well al l tended, social hour with refreshmel was enjoyed.
 Valentine L. Murphy, chairman
 the committee in charge of the r
 cent local campaign for the Salvatie
 Army fund, has announced the SUI
 of $24S3, as the total amount raise
 in the town of Windham for the fun
 At the close of the regular meeti,
 of the Ladies Catholic Benevolen
 Association Thursday night. whi
 party and social time was enjoye
 Prizes were awarded as follows L.
 dies first prize. Miss May Gaviga
 consolation award. Mrs. L. DeMar
 gentlemen's first prize Raymor
 Sullivan, consolation. Thomas Joye
 Refreshments were served at the clo
 of play.
 At the session of the superior cou
 which opened in this city F'rid;
 morning at 1920. short calendar ma
 ters were taken. A number of cas
 were allowed to remain, on the Ii
 and attorneys interested in oth cases have reached agreements in r gard to the time when answers "
 be filed. In the case of the town.
 Sterling vs. Walter W. Vaughn, Jud
 George E. Hinman asked that jud . ment for $500 be granted in favor the defendant The case had be Judgment for the defendant was re = 6eTa5 hy JII6Pa (1rPana The caca