Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-06
.EWET CITY

Funeral services for Mrs. Daniel F. Finn were held at St. Mary's church Monday morning. Rev. J. J. McCabe was celebrant of solemn high requiem mass, Father W. H. Kennedy of Greeneville was deacon and Rev. J. II. Seifernan Sub-deacon. The commit tai services at the grave were by F'a- ther McCabe. At the church Edward Connolly sang Face to Face as a waiting hymn The bearers were Tim othy Welch. Dennis Griffin, Owen aa- Yey, John F. Sullivan. John Sharkey and Matthew GeaFy. Relatives and | friends present from out of town in- cluded Mrs. James Smith, MT. and Mrs. William w. Welch. Mrs. Ready and Miss Dorothy Ready of Adams, Mass, Misse Elsie and Minnie Foster ! of Providence R. l.: Thomas German and Martin Roach of Millbury, Mass; the Elliot family from Central Vil- | lage: Mrs Elliot of Westerly. R. l.; Mir. and Mrs Michael Barnett and l Jeremiah Connors, Andrew Me | Lauehlin and Miss Mary Mclaughlin of Norwich. There were beautiful flo | ral tokens of remembrance from rel atives and friends. Burial was in St. {, Mary's cemetery in Svlvandale. Hour | igan Bros. were in charge of the ar
 engagements.
 ! The funeral services of Mrs. G.. { Curtis Hull was held from her resi- 1 deuce on South Main street Monday afternoon. A large number of rela | tives and friends were present. Rev. i c. H. Ricketts of Greeneville Congre 1 gational church was the officiating l clergyman. The simple service con-
 sisted of prayers and the reading of
 selections from several familiar poems including Tennysons Crossing 1 the Bar. The flowers were beautiful. 1 The bearers were L. G Buckingham nf Jewett City B. Frank Hull of Providence, Theodore Robinson of 1 Boston and Dr. Geor~e Thompson Of 1 raftviHe Burial was in Maplewood
 cemetery, Norwich.
 ! Ice -cuttfr- st the DorrvilIe fields i nroqreesed rapidly and without inter ruption Monday with the record of ! about 800 ton for the day. The ice l Monday evening was fairly 13 inches i thick fine and hard. There is no
 bother about breaking or snow. With 1 the temperature well below freezing 1 tire ice has been handled under the 1 best possible conditions. Marketmen and small consumers are rejoicing to- I gether over the fact of a hounteous Lice crop with the corresponding drop 1 in nnvt summer prices. All ice sold l in Tewett City last summer after July 20 cost the consumer q cent a pound.
 Shea Bros. spared no pains to keep
 the town supplied and on many of the carloads after the shrinkage caused
 hv melting and freight charges were
 deducted, they were money out of
 pocket.
 The officers of the Baptist Sunday
 school who began their term of of l fee Sunday are: Superintendent. 4. 1 M. Brown: treasurer F. M. Gray; l secretary, Mrs. A. NJ Brown: finance committee. J. E. Phillips and Nlbert Myott; collector, Miss Helen Gray; assistant collector, Mis- Ellen Wilcox; librarians Arthur Frink Sidney Smith and Samuel Cathcart, Jr. l pianist, Miss Alice A. Brown: choris- | ter. Rev. M. D. Fuller; assistant. Ty- Ter Gilbert: recording secretary. Lem ule Green; assistant secretary, Royal l Babcock: superintendent Of home de-
 partment. Mrs. M E. G. Wilson; su-
 perintendent of primary department
 Mrs. B. R. Gardner. superintendent of cradle roll Mrs. A. M. Clarke; mis-
 sionary committee, Mrs. s. F. Brown,
 Rev. M. B.. Fuller. James E. Palmer. l Jr.; temperance committee, Mrs. NJ.