Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-24

son of Arthur and Mary Gelinas Dior, died Wednesday morning at the horie Uf his parents, 62 Lebanon avenue, after an illness of about a week with acute r2s- tritis. He was born in this city Nov. 15, 1918, and is survived by h's parents. and two sisters, Agnes and Alice Dion.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Lavoie were held Wednesday morning a S.3O o'clock from her late home, No 1153 Main street. wit hrequiem his mass at St. Mary's church at o'clOcN Rev. J. J. Papillon conducted the ser vice The bearers were Alfred Lumber Wilfred Lambert. Antoine ClIing Joses'n LaChappelle, Eugene Raymond, Jr. II Alfred Martin. Interme It was in the family plot in St. PatrickS cemetery n Montville where a commi-tal sery.ce was read.
 Some five hundred members of the h. dependent Order of Odd Fellows attended the fourth and last inter-encampment meeting held in this city Wednesday un- der the auspices of Windham encamp- ment, No. 10. The program arranged for consisted of working of degrees in the afternoon and evening. the evening de- gree work to be preceded by a banquet and parade.
 Shortly after 230 o'clock visiting Odd Fellows met at the town hall, where they were welcomed to the city of Willimantic by Mayor Charles A. Gates. Words of welcome to candidates were given by Os- car l.. Burdick, G. P, of Stamford. The remainder of the program consisted of the working of the Golden Rule degree by members of Mystic encampment, No. r.
 At S o'clock at I. O. o. F. hall on Main street the following supper was served to members of the order by Violet Re l11-o l1l- ! ham. potato salad, pickles, ice cream, cake. coffee, rolls and cigars. During the supper entertainment was furnished by the Standard orchestra, vocal selec- tions by Miss Ruth Herrick. and instru- mental and whistling solos by Nelson Frink. A clarinet and flute duet by MT. Frink and J. D. Conant also pleaesd Promptly at 7.45 o'clock the order of fall in was given and visiting encamp- ments and cantons fell into line and. led by Wheeler's American band, marched | down Main street to Thread Mill square up Union street to Main street, to the | town building. The order of march was as follows:
 Wheeler's American Band. 1, Unity Canton, No. 19, New London, | Oneco Canton, No .. Norwich. 1 Aram Canton, No. 10, Mystic. I Color Bearer Arthur Sweet, P c. 1 Odd. Fellows Goat. Candidates.
 | Palmyra Encampment, No. 3, Norwich.
 Shepard Encampment, No. 37, Manchestel
 Unity Encampment, No 21, Danielson.
 Orion Encampment. No. 4, New London | Mystic Encampment, No. IT, Mystic.
 Windham Encampment, No. 10. Willi Il mantle.
 Violet Rebekah Lodge, No. 57 Willi II mantle.
 Over 400 Odd Fellows were in line ant passed in review before officers of tn
 grand lodge before marching to the tow
 hall Officers of the grand lodge review
 ing the parade were Oscar l.. Burdick. F., of Stamford Samuel J. Prince. P. P, of New London W. H. Lowe. G. z . w, of Waterbury; William s. Hutchin son, G. &, of New Haven; William ]
 Bergess, G. T., of Stamford Arthur N Randall. c. I. &, of Hartford Stephen [ Austin. G. O.. S.. of Mystic Charles Ken |: field. D. D. c. P, of willimantic, and ! w. Lewis, F. D. G. P. of Mystic. Seate
 with them were Loren c. Clifford. Jr.. P, of Rockville. and Arthur Randall {
 w. of Willimantic.
 The program of the evening consiste