Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-12

l remodeling of upper room now to be used by Women's Guild; repairs on | lower floor which is to be used for en- l tertainment purposes, and repairs in the kitchen and basement of the build 1 ing to make a cozy place for the | Girls Friendly society to hold meet ings.
 l several memorials are to be erect l ed within the structure, among them l being one of reredos of Gothic design, 1 in oak. This will be placed in be- hind the altar. The measurements are 18x9 feet. In the upper corner ! will be inscribed I. H. S., and on the other sid X. P. c. Between these initials is a dove, symbol of peace This is the gift of Mrs. Frances Mar tin of the Elms. in memory of her | husband, Frank Martin The wainsot- ting on either side of thereredos of oak and standing six feet in height, is the gift of Mrs. Thomas McGff. in memory of her sister. Mrs Mary A I Cheevers. The credence table which Will stand at the right of the altar is l the gift Of Mrs. Nye -Moulton. in mem ory of her son. William F. Moulton. A handsome bishops chair of Gothic de- sign is the gift of Mrs. Thomas Lee. MT. and Mrs. Nye Mou1ton, and Mrs. Henken. in memory of Frank and Henry Hen&len. and James and Mar tha Bramhan. The altar railing is the gift Of the vestrynen of St. Georges church, Newburg. x. Y. in memory Of Charles Borchert, father of Rev. Walter F. Borchert. rector of St. Pauls church of this city.
 Rev. Mir. Borchert has been rector of St. Pauls for the past three years , and his worl. in his parish has done much to bring the church up to it's present standard. He has been ably assisted hv the vestrymen. other par l ish officials and members of the church. Members of churches other ] than St. Paurs have also lent their aid in helping during the past three r years.
 Mrs. Mary Christine w. Weir died early Thursday morning at, St Jo- seph's hospital following two weeks : illness with lobar pneumonia. Mrs. Weir was born in Krefeld, Germany, in lSs6, the daughter of Jacob and So- phie, Verhagin W-iemes. and came to this country when a, young girl She : leaves her husband. Emile Jorn Weir and q, daughter, Miss May Gertrude d Wier.
 U Funeral services for Stephen H,
 Albro were held Thursday afternoon at o'clock from his residence at sf Spring street and were conducted by ' Rev. Walter F. Borchert. rector of St : Pauls Episcopal church. Burial was
 in the cemetery at Windham Center
 Funeral Director Jay NJ. Shepard was in charge of the arrangements.
 Cards have been received in this
 city announcing the engagement of
 Charles p. Everest, son of NIr. and
 Mrs A. C. Everest cf 63 Oak street
 to Miss Marjorie Eliza beth Bunnell
 dau%hter of Mr and Mrs r.. A. Tracy
 of Southern Pines, North Carolina.
 There will be no game with the
 Winsted Golde7rods tonight (Friday
 as Manager NcCartfv of the Elmer.
 aids, has been forced to cancel the en.
 eagement owing to difficulties of tray.
 cling in Litchifeld county. The Win
 sted team was forced to cancel theil
 game with the Wyanokas of Hartford
 Wednesday night owing to bad tray.
 al conditions and rather than keep tn,
 fans of this city on their toes expect
 ing a. game that might not come off
 Manager Mccarthy decided to canoe the game. The Emerailds have no
 cancelled their game with Torringtol
 for Saturday night hut will go ther
 by jitney to trim that team.
 Recently the girls of the Windhan
 High School basketball team issued
 challeng to any high school team t PAeAS I4lCili tol lIG plOnSQlD or Ln state. East Hartford girls evident, |, | felt that they could trim the loca |i team and they will come to this cit | this (Friday) afternoon and try t spear more baskets than the Windhar E girls can make. The East Hartfordite |; have played strong this season an | I have lost but one game. this bein to the local gir..3 early in. the season | The score of that game was clos li The Windham girls have gone throug | the season thus far without losing game to any high school team and tt reputation they have built up ha made it almost impossible for thel
 to secure games with girls teams frol
 other cities.
 7l The meeting of James J. Shea pos A No. 19, American Legion, that w:
 scheduled for Tuesday night was he Wednesday night at the rooms of u Spanish War Veterans at the Sta Armory. The report of the treasur
 indicated that the organization was
 good financial standing. Dr. W.
 $. Heating, post. chairman and del
 gate to the state convention held
 February gave a detailed report
 that session. The local post is to pa
 ticipate in the state drive for mer