Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-02
GREENEY1LLE

The funeral of John Bradley was held Monday morning at g o'clock from the parlors of Cummings and Ring. There were many floral trib- utes and beautiful form from the Esr1rd Mills. The bearers were D. Riely, Simon Fahey, Frank Curran, Edward Daley, John Daley and Will jam Sharkey. Services were held in St. Mary's church at 930 o'clock and Rev. William A. Keefe officiated at requiem mass. Henry J. LaFontaine presided at the organ and at the end- ing Of the mass Mrs. Timothy Dono- van rendered two solos. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery. Rev. Fr. Keefe read eommittal service at the grave.
 The deceased was born in Greene vile AZ years ago and died on Feb ruary 26, in Esmond, R. I. He was formerly employed in the Shetucket mills going to Esmond 5 months ago. He leaves his wife and three children, John, Joseph and Anna, and his moth CT, Mrs, Annie Bradley, of this city; two brothers. Charles and Patrick, and three sisters. Mrs. Arthur Martin, Annie and Agnes Bradley. The de- ceased father died in Greeneville on February 14 1919. He was a faith fui friend and q loving husband. He had many friends in the village who will mourn his loss greatly.
 A farewell party for Mir. and Mrs. William Carter was held Sunday even ing at the home of Mir and Mrs. Da- vid Shahan of 92 Fourth street. About 20 young people were present. A buff fet lunch of potato salad, fancy cookies and cake. fruit, and tea, cof- fee and cocoa. was served. The table was beautifully arranged. After tht lunch selection were played on the ! Victrola and there was exhibition 1 dancing. The young couple left fol Philadelphia Monday morning whert MT. Carter has a responsible posi- i ton.
 While working at the electric pres, ! at the Norwich Free Academy, Mon. i day afternoon, Frank Sullivan, O Eight street. has his right hand crushed. As he was standing at tht press printing, some one turned tn | switch to make the press go faste I and he was not able to get his hant I out quick enough. No bones wer fl broken, but his hand is badly crush Il ed and marred.
 Harry Pion of Fourth street spen the week end in Plainf1eld.
 \ Miss Mae Breckenridge of Boswell avenue and a pupil in the eight grade of the Greeneville school will g to Boston next Saturday to receive tn
 silver medal recently awarded her b
 a Boston paper for a essay on Amer
 lea Now and Then"
 She and the other winners from diff
 ferent parts of the New Englan
 states will receive their medals frol
 the hands of Governor Calvin Coolidg
 all the winners gathering for thf
 purpose in the governors room at tt state capitol Miss Breckenridge wi be accompanied by her father.
 The meeting of the Ladies Aid st
 ciety of the Swedish Lutheran churt
 which was to be held on Thursday
 this week has been postponed uni
 April The ladies will meet then
 the home of Mrs. F. A. Peterson, I
 Hickory street.
 Mae Breckenridge of S2S Boswe
 avenue, winner of the silver esss
 medal, win have a trip to Boston
 Saturday morning at o'clock. Sl
 Is to arrive in Boston at 10.30. Raj
 road expenses will be paid by a Bo
 ton Sunday paper. In Boston si
 will have the medal presented to h by Governor Coolidge of Massach
 setts. She is the only Connectic
 girl to win a prize.