Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
WILL.IM AN TIC

morning at 10 o'clock from the home l of her daughter. There was a requiem | high mass at St Mary's church at | 10.3o o'clock. As the body was borne | into the church it was escorted to the 1 Those acting as canopy bearers were: | Mrs. Xavier Caisse, Mrs. Joseph 1 Backand, Mrs. Joseph sLablanc, and | Mrs. Thomas Perreault. Mrs. Arthur 1 Bertrand, Mrs. Joseph Cyr, and Mrs. | Eugene Cote acted as banner bear ers. The mass was sung by Rev. Edward Mathieu,, who also read a Joseph's cemetery. The, bearers were Francois Parnt. Horrnisdas Dion, Peter Roy, Joseph Blanchette, Alexis .Caisse and Mitchell Laramie.
 Ellen M, wife of Frank A. Beck. with died late "Wednesday night at her home on Decker Hill. Winham. Mrs. Beckwith was born in Franklin, May 19, 1856, the daughter of Chester H. and Minerva. Billings Beckwiths She leaves besides her husband. three daughters, Mrs. B. l.. Myers of Nor wich, Mrs. Louis Thayer and Miss [ Eva Beckwith of Windham, a grand daughter, Joyce H. Thayer of Wind | ham, two brothers. Frank Beckwith of South Winham, John Beckwith of | Windhaln, and a sister. Mrs. Anna Coeneys of Pawtucket, R. I.
 k Today Good Friday) all offices in the town building will be. closed for the day.
 l Business as usual is the slogan l adopted by the merchants of this city and people will have an opportunity l to purchase their Easter wants before I the rush of Saturday.
 l Constable Thomas J. KoIlourey has ] been appointed dog warden for the ! town Of Windham. His appointment came through J. H. Whittlesey. com Howard A. Elliott of the state police department.
 I Tonight (Friday) there will be a special service at the. Congregational I Church house and special music has been arranged. Several of the nun | bers. are to be played by Mrs. Charles
 H. Caswell, organist. MT. Caswell is Ito sing The March to Calvary.
 from Maunder's f"Olivet to. Calvary. -,
 A service of mediation Is also to be held.
 i Miss Loretta Labby was a recent
 visitor at the home of her sister ir
 New Haven.
 I Master Remington Korper of Hart. lford is a visitor at the home of hi: grandparents. Mir. and Mrs. H. E
 Remington, of 176. Prospect street | Local experts with the steel TO, were out bright and early Thursda,
 morning to enjoy a day of their ia. vorite sport. Two men landed .s catch Of twelve trout one of whicl
 measured F inches. Another fisher ] man stated that he had taken the full .l limit of trout as allowed by the law '1 The EmeraIds of this ci+y will pIa, Etheir lest game of the season tonigh , fFrsday), when they line un eeains the astimes of Waterbury With tn { Pastimes there VIII be George Taylor well known to the local fans, an, Dumshodt of the Brooklyn. A. c. an, the West. Ends of Bristol the las named team has given the Emerald ], hardest runs in the past. The re maining members of tLa team will b } i;Borden, Sheey Mulhall and Murph, | t1t is expected that a large number e ] of the followers of. the Pastimes wi, | come to this city to watch their tear try to win from the Eneralds The assignment of Josenh Morriso : to the position of clerk of the none :. border and postal savings departmeu I. Lat the local post. office ,did not con : because he was next in line afte E Walter Woodworth. The appoint ment was offered to each of the clerk ; Tat the post office according to seniori :. ty and after. they had waived a rights of their TAloce as clerk the DC T sition was given to Junior Clerk Mor rison who stood at the bottom of tn I list. James Kierns has taken Mr Mor 1, rison'S place. as junior clerk l. Mrs. Torrance J. McShea returne
 hone Thursday after several day. visit with friends in Hartford Several members of ona of the CT zine, comnanies of Hartford paid = visit ato> Engine Company No. 1. O
 Thursday afternoon: They war
 shown over the building and alto
 gether. a pleasant afternoon wa
 spent, the men renewing acduaint
 Eances- Two 1of the visiting irene
 were in the same company in Franc
 with members of the, local compan,
 One of the specials at a local reet
 aurant Thursday was fresh. caueh
 tront, and a display of the pretty ifs sIzffi the =svindows Of: the restaurant al tracted .tls!E much l1o attention,
 Threads.
 Frank Barton of Thompsonyille ha j spent d few days satethe home of M I and Mrs. Frank Cheney Sof. Mansfiel | avenue
 Miss Florence .D'Oyle of Main stre,
 spent Thursday in Hartford. ; Mr., and Mrs. Charles De Vahal < left Tlaursdavsfor Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Anderson le
 Thursday to visit relatives in Wei
 ESter.s M Ss.xs sf-@sa Ss k
 Miss Mary Shea Is visiting Hartfol ! fri4nds. '.
 K Mr3aI1 Mrs william Anderson le
 Thursday on the 945 train to visit re
 latives in Lowell. Mass.
 Miss Ethel Greene win spend tl e weelS end with relatives. in Sprins