Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-09
WnLMANTIC
(continved fr1m Pase Eiahtl

lie Cotter and Alice Baldwin and Howard Van zandt, Ralph Gibson and Walter Gavigan.
 The head walters were the pre- miers of the show, Alebrt Paulhus and Peter Morin. The walters were Lawrence Druker, Leo Sullivan, Mor- ton Baker and Martel Obernesser. A feature was music by the Aiabamian String Trio, comprising Stanley Rafferty. Dancing followed the per- formanee in the school gym. with music by the Peerless orchestra. The campaign for new members in
 Willimantic Division No. 1. A. O. H. is proving successful. At a meeting
 held Sunday afternoon twenty new members were initiated and 36 ap- plications were voted upon. The to- i tai membership of the local division | is now 125.
 Funeral services for John oaconno, l were held Monday morning at S30 o. clock at the rooms of Undertaken Eugene E. Hickey with requiem high ! mass following at St. Joseph's church at 10 o'clock. The bearers were Jo- i seph, Harry, Frank and Edward Mor-
 rison. Burial was in St. Joseph's
 cemetery.
 The death of Michael A. Sullivan 55.~ occurred Monday morning at his i horre. No. 264 Jackson street. follow ; ing an illness of several months. Int i deceased was born in this city, July 1 26, 1864, the son of Daniel and FL len Sullivan. He was a graduate o1 i Natchaug Grammar school and for 2 ; time was employed at the old Willi- i mantle Linen Co. plant. He had beer engaged in business here for the past l 30 years. He leaves a widow, two 1 sons. John and Roger and one daugh- i ter, Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, three sisters, Mrs. Jeremiah Healey. o1 South Windham, Mrs. Edward Ash l ton, and Mrs. Annie Moriarty of thi, i city, and two brothers, Dr. Danie
 Sullivan of New London and Timothy | Sullivan of this city.
 The regular monthly meeting of tn, | Willfmantic Ministerial Union was | held Monday, the members being tht | guests of Rev. w. F. Borchert, rector
 of St. Paurs church. Those present | were Rev. Walter E. Lamphere, o1 l Chaplin; Rev. H. B. GoodselI, And over; Rev. Leonard Smith, Mansfield l Rev. B. F. Nye,. Hampden; Rev. w i 2. Norris, Rev. A. D. Carpenter, Rev i Harry s. McCready and Frank R | Custard, associate secretary of the i I. M. Ns "A. heV. NIT. 0OTCneTL SDOke | un tHickson Healing Mission at the | afternoon session, following which
 there was an informal discussion on
 the World Interchurch Movement. During the first week ia March. 2s | cases of influenza were reported to City Health Officer Dr. w. P. S, Keat- | ing, which makes a total of 127 cases
 of this disease reported in about ter | weeks.
 The remains of Mrs. Della E. wea
 yer, wife of Thomas Weaver, former. ly of this city, were brought here or
 Monday afternoon from Hartford anc placed in the receiving vault in the 1 Willimantic cemetery. Services were
 held at her late home in Hartford or lSunday.
 pr. Clarence E. Simmonds of No.
 Spring street, this city, has been ap.
 pointed community chairman of tht
 SS,455,0O0 endowment fund for New
 York. University. His work will h,
 done in cooperation with the Hart.
 ford d-Springfield endowment <, f,Inf
 committee It is expected thot tht formal launching of the drive for tn, kfunds will take place during the lat.
 ter part of March.
 Announcement has been made n,
 the acceptance of Rev. Arthur Wood
 bury Clifford of Natick, Mass, of tn, Ecanr extended him by the Wfndhan Congregational Ecclesiastical Society
 to become pastor of the church a
 Windham Center. Rev. Mir. Cliffor,
 will assume his new pastoral dutie
 April i.
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