Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28

Frank Cunningham, William Coming
 ham and Edmund Hurley.
 Windham suffered her first defeat of
 the season Monday at the hands of the
 Plainfield High ball-tossers, the score
 being to 3. Lathrop was on the
 mound and pitched fine ball, flaming
 twelve of the Plainfield men in the nine
 inningjs. When it came to support, the
 Windham boys weren't there and five errors were chalked up against them.
 The game looked good until the fifth, as the teams stood 2 to 2, but here the Plainfield boys let out ana scored runs, cinching the game. A return game is to be played here Friday and Windham will endeayor to make up for the de- feat.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Rose [. Robinson were held from her home, 20 North street, Tuesday morning at s.30 o'clock. The requiem high mass at St l Joseph's church at was sung by Rev. | John A. Sullivan who also read the com initial service at the grave in the fami- 1 ly lot in St. Joseph's ceretery. The l bearers were Henry and Dewey Bolieu. of Stafford Springs, Edward Bowen of Cambridge, Mass, Nelson Farrotte of /! Lawrence Marrotte of this city. Kollour- I Funeral services for Francesca Mar 1 chegiano were held Tuesday afternoon 1 from the home of his parents at Storrs. /, s1rial was in St. Mary's cemetery. South l Coventry. Killourey Brothers were in l charge.
 1 4 large number attended the tenth am nual Old Folks concert at the Methodist i Episcopal church Tuesday evening given under the auspices of the Mems club l The programme consisted of two parts and they were carried out in a manner 1 that gave credit to Director Edwin F Cross, Mrs Charles Beebe as accompanisi was assisted by William Smith. The numbers follow:
 PART ONE
 Selections by Peerless Orchestra and gs ,nd march of ye great chore; songs by choire, (a) Songs of the Old Folks I CD Portland, (cl Confidence! banjo and 1 tubophone duet, Raymond Parker, Ray. mond Ousterhoudt l; soprano solo, Dream Tryst by Cadman; humorous duet, Mis-: Marguerite Bugbee and MT. Cross i Wicked Cupid, Trotere; songs by choire Gal New Jerusalem, {b) Rainbow; Gel 1 Invitation M. J. Farrell, (a) Ave Maria | (b) Selected, Nelson Frink professiona whistler, assisted by Miss Ruth Herriek l soprano. ermission-Selections b3 l Peerless orchestra.
 | PART TWO
 .Jedediah, ye choire; tenor solos Charles Jordan, (a) Dreaming Alone 1T 1.-the Twilight (b) Absent Co A Little Bit of Honey. Carrie Bond male guar ! tette, Eugene Clark, A. L. Clark, E. F | Cross. H. W. Standish; reading, Mrs ChaIANs Beebe, The Dying Christian l choire; solo, The Song That Reached M! Heart, John Hardpan; selection, Peer less orchestra; Marguerite, M. J. Farrel
 and A. L. French; Loce's Old Swee
 Song, Miss Monica MeKeon: trick whist
 ling, MT. Brink, lyric tenor soloist, An
 thony, McKenna, Miss Florence Howey 1 acompanist, grand finale ali ye choir
 and fifers and drummers, Jerusalem M Glorious Home; trombone solo, A. Gau
 dreau.
 , Following the lyric tenor solo by An thony MeKenna, President W. B. Wat rous on behalf of the Mems club pre- , sented Director Edwin F. Cross rocke
 upholstered in leather. The presentatio was made MT. Cross in recognition of tn ipart he had played in making the conce1 ] the success it was.