Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-02

The funeral of Michael F. Dodd was held from his home, 202 Boswell avenue, Tuesday morning at o'clock. Tn the large attendance were friends and rela- unes from Derby, Westerly and other places. The bearers were three broth CTS. Thomas J., John and James E. Dodd, and Joseph Sullivan Services were held in St Marys church at 9.3O o'clock and Henry J. LaFontaine presided at the organ and conducted the musical part of the ceremony. Interment was in the family plot in the Catholic cemetery. A committal service was conducted at the
 grave by Rev. William 4. Keefe and
 Rev James Timmns of South Man
 chester The grave was covered with
 moral remembrances Shea & Burke were
 in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 The Kings Blue Birds of the Greene
 vile Congregational church held their
 annual banquet in the church parlors
 on Friday evening. Covers were laid for
 sixteen and the table was very attrac-
 lively decorated the color scheme was
 blue and white. The following menu was
 served: Fruit salad, rolls, pickles. beef
 loaf. potato salad. lemon pie, apple Die
 ice cream. cake, assorted candies and fruit punch.
 At the conclusion of the banquet Miss l Anna Gee, on the behalf of the members presented a butterfly lavalierre to Miss Mary Breckenridge, who will soon re- turn to her home in New Haven. Miss Breckenridge has been a valued member or the circle since residing in Greene | vile and all the members regret her de- parture
 The Kings Blue Birds of the Greene l vile Congregational church went to the Hickory Street cemetery, Memorial Day and sang patriotic songs at the graves dnpa1 ca6 veterans to decorate the graves. After the ceremonies they gave a very impress sive salute to the flag as taps was sounded. This deed was greatly appre- ciated by the old soldiers who fought for freedom during the Civil war. The Bluebirds were accompanied by Mrs. Louis o. Potter and Oscar ". Carpen- ter.
 Miss Frances Grover has returned to her home on Gilmour street after spend ing the week end in Providence MT and Mrs. J. Vandermark of Wa terbury have returned to their home after visiting with Mir. and Mrs A. !. ] Benard of St. Regis avenue over the holl- | day.
 Mrs. James Henderson of Boswell av-
 enue has returned after spending the week end with friends in New York Mir aud Mrs. F. Devilin of Boswell | w city visiting with her parents. Y Mir and Mrs. Charles Hellar and Mir. and Mrs. William Harris and Mrs Mary | Hellar of Worcester, spent the sholidavs ] with Mir. and Mrs. A. j. Menard of St. | Regis avenue. They made the trip by l automobile,
 James Goldsmith of Providence spent | the week end with Mrs. Mary Lillibridge | of North Main street.
 l CtnOrpa oo5 l of Ashaway, spent the week end with
 Mrs H. l.. F. Andrews of Prospect street
 l George Draper of Richmond, Virginia, | is spending a few days with his moth | CT, Mrs Herbert Draper, of Prospect i street
 Mrs. William L. Coulter of Bridgeport | sister of the late l. W. Carpenter is visiting with Mir. and Mrs. o. W. Carpen- | ter of Prospect street.
 | Oscar Barrett of Willimantic spent the l holidays with hls parents. Mir. and Mrs
 A. P Barrett of Central avenue mak-
 ing the trip by automobile.
 Harry Redhead has returned after
 spending the week end in Lawrence l Mass.
 Miss Rose Dennis. and Miss Nellie | Flynn, spent the holiday in Hartford
 James Kilday, John Nolan, James De. l laney, Mathew Parcison, John Higgins l and William Riordan spent Memora | Day in Hartford. While there they at
 tended the opening of Capitol park,