Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-24
WILLIMANTIC
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 At the First Congregational church Sunday Rev. Harry s. McCready, pas tor, will preach at f0.45. Subject, .rhe Snowfall That Didn't Melt and Excuse Makers. Church school at 9.45 Meet ing of Mems Forum at Grex club rooms at 1215. Speaker, D. B. Baker. Subject, Boishevism in Our American Social and Industrial Life. and How So P. event It. Home like evening at T. Subject, The Question of Prayer, the Heart of Religion.
 At the First Baptist church Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter. pastor, will de- liver the morning address at 10.45. Sunday school meets at noon. Meet ing of Christian Eii6eavor society at 6 o'clock, followed by evening service at : o'clock.
 Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. C.. Harley Smith. the pastor, will preach the morning sermon at 10.45. Sunday school at 12.10. Meeting of Epworth league at 6.15 o'clock. Evening ser vice at '.
 Christian Science service Is held Sunday morning at 10.45 at the WoTn- ans club room. S03 Main street. Sub ject of lesson sermon, Truth. Golden text Psalms 57: 3. 5. Responsive read ing, Proverbs Is: 1-3. 6-S, 1S, IS, II, 19.
 There were ten real estate transfers during the last two weeks of Decem-- De,. as is shown on the records filed with Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton. The list follows:
 13-Sarah Kapian to Pedro Masot, land and buildings on property known as the Alonzo Warren farm.
 1S-Estate of Mary Crawford to G1:yer L. Willard. land and buildings located on Temple street.
 1S-Mary F. Johnson to Edward E. J. hnson. tract of land located on Ash street.
 1s-Edwin H. Hall to Jacob Starr, two tracts of land with buildings, one on North Windham road. the other on highway leading to Chaplin.
 22-Charles F. Raynes to Isadore and Sarah J. Heller, two tracts of land with buildings. one on Walnut street, the other on Meadow street.
 22-M Eugene Lincoln to Walter H. Hibberd. land and buildings located on North street.
 2s-otho o'sullivan and Ann s. Murphy to Stephen Barnufsky and Victor Sutrenko, land and buildings located on Jackson street.
 26-Robert Johnston to Robert J. Johnston and Eugene s. Johnson. one third undivided interest in land and buildings located on Bridge street.
 27-Alphonsine LaPalme to L. Phil ippe LaPaln'e and Rosanna LaPalme, tract of land on Lewiston avenue.
 2S-Louis Cherney to Henry c. Snyder and Elizabeth Snyder. land and buildings located on Lewiston avenue.
 The reports of sales of war savings and thrift stamns have been slow in coming in and the list of sales in the various towns of this vicinity for the month of December. 1a19 will not be ready for some time. From indications of the few returns already in the hards of the postal authorities. the sale of stamps was above that of No- yeulber.
 Friday evening at the Y. N. C. A. the membe-s of the woman's depart ment which includes the girls stu dent class and the ad@alt class. met for the January social. The reeular meet ing of the adult class wa held during the early part of the evening and at the conclusion of the exercises the members were requested to remain for a social good time. Games were played and dancing in the gym was enjoyed. At tho conclusion of the evenings en-  committee passed sandwiches. fancy cookies. cake and coffee. The affair was in charpe of the Y. NJ. c. A. social committee Mrs. Fred IT. Williams. c''airman. Mrs. Samuel Feldman. Mrs. Nelson 4. Daniels and Mrs. Frank Ford
 Funeral services for Herbert D. Ben nett were held Friday morning at il o'clock at his home at The Ridges. Services were conducted hv Rev W. F. Borchert rector Of the Episcopal church. Later in the day the body was conveyed. to Pomfret Center for hI1rial. The bearers were Frank N. TirnnIn. Tolnn F. Fdparton, James F. McG7one and John McKear. Arrange ments were in charge Of Funeral Di- rector Jay M Shepard.
 Funeral services for Benjamin B. Brown were held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the undertaking parlors of ay M. Shepard The services were conducted by Rev. C.. Harley Smith pastor of the Methodist Episcopal i church. Members of Eastern Star i lodge, No. A. A. p and A. M.. of 1 which MT. Brown was member, were l in charge of the services Burial was | in the family lot in Willimantic ceme- tery. The bearers were members o4 Eastern Star lodge. Carl Afford, VII