Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-28
WILLIMANTIC

 tion has been changed by the railroad company to the Vernon Rockville sta ton.
 The Willimantic American band enter tained with concert program at the corner of Main ande Church streets on Monday night previous to marching to Recreation park where the American Le- 1 gion carnival was opened. The Legion l boys are planning for D Fourth of July i celebration although plans are as yet in- complete.
 Winfield TurkingtoR, a member of sf. 1 Mary's club of South Manchester, who 1 is 3. patient at St. Joseph's hospital in ] this city suffering with a fractured { skull is reported holding his own by 1 hospital antiquities Turkington with l other members of the club, were attend 1 ing the annual outing of the club at Co., iumbfa lake Saturday and while eae l of the contestants in the shet-patting event was prepared to hurl the shot It slipped and struck TurltingteR who was standing to one side. He was given medical attention, and later at the hos pital an operation was performed to re- move the pressure on the brain.
 The hardy gurdy with all its attrac- tion for the youRssters was heard about  1 older people stopped to listen to the Hau- | sis.
 "Steeple Tom" Fitzpatrick is fn town for few days working on some Of she big jobs in the city. Recently lie painted the 40-foot snokestaclk of the Atwood machine shop. Fitzpatrick recently re- 1 turned from the Golden Gate state. Captain Frank P Fenton of this city has been secured as the orator at the 1 dedication of memerlal at Hamilton park. Waterbury, July 4th, in memory 1 of the hattleshfp Maine. The exercises are being held under the auspices of the city of Waterbury.
 Albert D, Cunningham. for the past twenty years connected with the Wlllis mantle Chronicle aB city editor and la ter as assistant business manager, has resigned his position with the company He has been succeeded by Roy ". Dow ner, who has been connected with the paper fer several years past.
 II MT. and Mrs. Lee Gardiner spent Sun } day at Mt, Tom, making ths trip by au- I tomobile.
 in-laW, Mir. and Mrs. Vietor E. Cardir ! and their two daughte=s, Antoinette and II Victoria, are spending the week witt the formers sister, Mrs. Charles La. Fleur of No. 2is Jackson street. Joseph ' T. LaFIeuF of Westfield, Mass, son e I MFs and Mrs LaFHeur. ia also at ahom: i for q visit
 Mir. and Mrs. William FarnswortA oh T served their sixt.eth wedding anniyer . sary, Monday at the home of their daugh ' ter. Mrs. Augustus H. Johnson of Nd , 1lS Bridge street. During the day tn l couple were visited by many of thei neighbors and friends who wished then many more years of happy life togetn CT. Mrs Fanswerth is in good health but Mr, Farnsworth, who is trouble. , With Rheumatism, Is confined to his roor much of the time,
 MT. Farhsworth Is so years of age an
 was born in West Stafford April 1l
 lS4l the son of D. and Marie CuRh1lal Farnsworth. Mrs. Farnsworth is ' years of age and was born in Wiilinster June 1T. 1sfS. the daughter of Danie and sophrina shaffer,
 They were married in Willington Jun 97, 1881, by Rev. John Wakeman Fo .. many years Mr, FatnsRorth. was con nectegl With business in Willington an, Wethersieid Eighteen years ago he ra tired from business and came to w!lli mantle and has since lived with hi daughter.
 Three children were born to the union ot whom two are. living, Mrs. John Roh bins of Bristol, and Mrs, Augustus + l Johnson of this city. They have eigll grandchildren and six great gFandehil dren. The grandchildren are William Pllny. Henrietta- Harold, Gladys ans Theodore, children of Mrs. John Robbins Icuisc and Mildred children of 5irs Johnson. The great grandchildren ar Henrietta, Edwsrd, Marspret and Yer rnn, chfldten of Mrs. William Griffin tTenriett1 RohAinsl, Lillian and Harolt children of Harold Robbins.
 Delegations fFom the Weman's Rene volent association, recently decorate graves Of deceased members in the VII limantic and St Jeseph's cemeteries. Tn decorating Was done by Commando Mary Mathieu and Mrs, Clarence Wood worth and Miss Elizabeth Hewlett.
 Cyril Wilbur Greene, s4, died sunda at his home at Cards Mills in the tow of Columbia of cereAsal anoplexy II
 was farmer by occupation and Wa
 born February s5, .1s31, in Coventr,
 F. l., the son of Cornell and Waity Mad
 ison Greene He leaves his wife, on
 son, Bert c. Greene, a daughter Mir
 Martha Edna Clark, and six grandchi
 dren.
 Funeral servlcea for Mrs, Ann AshtO were held Monday morning at S.30 O : clock from the late home, No. 40 Lebs
 non avenue, followed by a solemn r,
 quiem high mass at St. Josephs churc
 at g o'clock Rev. John E. Clark wa
 celebrant Rev Otto Beauneister. de, r con, and Rev. Charles Kelley, sub-de;
 con. As the body entered the church 7 quartette composed of Mrs Mary Natl a leu. Mrs A. ". Turner, Harry Lest. and William A. Costello sang Lead Kint
 ly Light. At the offertory Mrs. .Mathie
 sang o Salutaris, and for q waitiE
 hymn the quartette sang Nearer. My Gc
 to Thee The pail bearers weRe Joh
 NJ. Lynch. Franklin. Mass. John Asl ton. Grisweldville. Mass, Lester Scot A Edward Moriarty, Walter McEiekel ar
 Clifford Carey of this city Many bea,