Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-04
EWEII CITY

The funeral services for Louis Vachon were held at St. Mary's church Friday morning. Solemn requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. John J. McCabe, pas tor of the church. with Rev. R. P. Nor rissey, pastor of St. Johns church, Plain field, as deacon, and Rev. J. H. Seiferman as sub-deacon. The esteem and regard in which the young man was held by all who knew him was evidenced by the many relatives and friends who attended the services. The society of St. Jean de Baptiste, of which MT. Vachon was a member, attended in a body. The A. A Young Fire company sent as it's repre- sentatives Foreman Thomas Wakeley and Assistant Foreman Noise Loranger. At the close of the mass Miss Della Mercy sang Face to Face as a waiting hymn. Father McCabe conducted the eommittal service at the grave in St. Mary's ceme- tery, Lisbon. Hourigan Bros. were. in I%charge.
 The bearers were L. M Gingras and Joseph Couture, president and financial secretary of the St Jean de Baptiste so- ciety; F. D. Ballou and W. A. Richard son, agent and assistant superintendent of | the W. A. Slater mills, and Thomas Wakeiey and Noise Loranger, foreman I E. IT,. Hose and Ladder Co.,, No. l. There were present from out of town : Mir. and Mrs. Cyrille Chabot and family of Fall River, Alexander Laliberty and Mrs. Emma Audette of Fall River, MT and Mrs. Joseph Vachon and son of Worcester, Leonidas Doyon of Worcester, Miss Jessie Vachon of Woonsocket, MT. and Mrs. Cleophas Belanger and Robert Pellerin of Danielson, John Vachon of Providence, Elzear Mecteau of Fall River.
 There were flowers from Annie Rose and Jessie Vachon, Union s. Jean Bap- tiste, W. A. Slater mills, A. A Young, Jr., Hose and Ladder Co, No. 1, Rena Bachaud, Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Blake, John | Vachon. MT. and Mrs. L. M Gingras MT. and Mrs. John F. Phillips, Charles D. f Turnbull, MT. and Mrs. F. D. Ballou. 1 Waetlr A. Richardson, MT. and Mrs G.
 I. Parmenter, Misses Bella and Thomas Hogg, MT. and Mrs. G. H. Prior, Miss Barren and Miss Brownie.
 Court Griswold. No. 101, F. of A.. will |, hold special meeting this (Saturday)
 evening at 8. to take action regarding the
 death of our late brother, George w Eichelberg.-adv.
 ] Special meeting of Orville LaFIamme i post, No. Is, at Legion rooms, Saturday Sept. 4, D. m., to make arrangements for funeral of our late comrade, George William Eichelberg.-adv.
 George Wilhelm Heidelberg died at his
 home on Mathewson street on Friday morning. He had not been we'll but nc
 cause for alarm was felt by his family until Thursday night so that his deatf fcame as shock to them. He was the sor
 of MT and Mrs. John Heidelberg and was sborn in Taftvilie Aug. 1, 1891. The fami.
 fly have lived in town for 22 years an6
 the young man has borne a most exem lplary character, having many friends vhc
 mourn his sudden death. Five weeks agc
 he was married to Miss Ida " Dawley O.
 Plainheld, the ceremony being performed
 by Rev. John Thompson at the parsonas, at Bethel He is the second member O IOrville LaFlamne post, American Legion
 to die within week, and his body vii
 be guarded night and day by members O
 the post until its burial. He is a mem
 Der of Undaunted lodge, No. 34, K. of P
 and of Court Griswold. No. 1o1, F. of A
 He had been employed in the color sho,
 at Aspinook bleachery for Is years. H is survived by his wife and parents, fiv sisters. Mrs. Albert Difworth of Norwich Elizabeth, Mary, Bertha and Annie, an four brothers. John, Albert. Alvin an
 Frederick Heidelberg of Jewett City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles MacKay of Prov
 dence visited Mir. and Mrs. willia,
 Johnston on Friday.
 Misses Julia Burnham- of Hartfor, = Gertrude Arnold and Emma Larrabee ( 8 Windham were callers on their cousi - Mrs E. H. Hiseox, on Friday.
 Mrs. Harriet Bromley is very i'll at h,