Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04

B. Meunier, Mrs I. L. Beauteau, Mrs. O. | Q. Bessette, Arthur G. Bill, Mrs. c. H. | Kingsbury, Winifred Lasch, Letter" Maggie Peggy" Mrs. Regis, H. J. Car 1 ragher, Miss Albina Daume, c. Peppa- john, Mrs. James Walsh, Mrs. Eli Da- | genias, Mrs Augustus Longo, Mrs Eli | Gaudette, Mrs. Pepin, Gregoire Barriere, | Mrs. John Ritchie, friend. Irene Wal | ters. Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. M Gaffney, Mrs. Hargraves, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Paul Du- | buc, Mrs. Wm. Meyers. Mrs. Francis Du- | charme. c. A. Hamilton, Henry Bodo, J. Jaworski, Mrs. Eliza Awkward, Mrs. Oc- i tave Carron, Dr. W. H. Judson. Mrs. Abel Reeves. Miss Annie White, l.. Del piano, Frank Dubuc, Mrs. George Quinn, J. B. Lacas, Miss G. Stanton, Mrs Att wood. Mrs. John Ashworth, P. Bernier, J. E. Elliott, R. D. Bannigan, T. F. Bai- ley, Mrs. M., Heiman, Miss Mary Caw- don, George Ferguson. Mrs. Avellene Bonneville Miss Bowman, J. H. Smith, Mrs. James Paine. Miss Laura Jacobs, Mrs. Harold Holehouse Dr. G. M Bur- roughs. Mrs. A. A. Gallup, Mrs. Ser. trand Lindner, Mrs. A. P. Burns, Mrs. F. J. Smith, Grace o. Wheatley, Mrs. A. L. Reed, Mrs. H. B. Surrey, Mrs E. H. Reach, Frank Roma, Anette Cioutier, The Missionary Fathers of LaSalette, Martin DooIey, John Natorski, Catherine Good ness, Herbert Caron, Mrs. wilfred Bou- chard, Fred Warren, Regina Gazeau. Woldee Lavallee, Mrs. Mary Nash Mary Rondo, Julia Kent, Elizabeth Kent, R. Desnoyers, Mrs. Adolph Vincent, Mrs. Jo- seph Bodo, James Goodness, Frank Good ness, James Mcclure, John. Tracey, Will fred Loiselle, Wilfred Thomas Three Little Children. Bruce Electric company, Arthur Siffell Silas Briere, C. Reancines A. F. Boulais. George Foster, Mrs J. Short, Damase Boulais. MT. and Mrs James Garland. Miss Elodia Bonneau, A. E. Graves, Miss Winnie Moran, Mrs. E. D. achon, A. Godreau, Miss Mary Me- Guire, Alphonse Meunier, Mdme Alphon- sine Gauthier, Mrs. Lillian Sullivan, Miss Evelyn Ouimette, Mdme Delphis Bedard, Mrs. Omer Loiselle, Mrs. Adelard Per reault, Mrs. Joseph Lucak. Camille Ba- nard, Mrs Arthur Boulas, Mdme Ser nier Mrs. Mary Maher, Alexis Duhamel, Mdnfe. Alphonse Gauvin, Louis Giulotte, Annie Thibeault, Joseph Halle, Nellie Ma her. Nora Maher, Edward Maher, Joseph Bedard Augustus Higgins. Henn Four nier, Mary Ellen Higgins, Mrs. Mary Rev holds, George B. Guild, Milton A. Shum- way. MT. and Mrs. George Dunn, Miss Mary Kelley, Mrs. Emma Davis Mrs l.. A. James, MT. and Mrs. Edward Hatch, Mrs. J. W. Gallup, Mrs. c. D. Chase, Miss Mayme Dunn, Miss Annie Skiving- ton, James Lapoint, Mrs. Simeon Daniel son, MT. Tetreault Mrs. Patrick Mo Bride, Mrs. John Dove, Mrs. J. H. Milli- gan, Miss Elizabeth Dunn, Dr. C.. L. Ddans, Mrs. c. L. Darbie, Mrs. James j. Dunn, T. E. Hopkins, Mrs. Clara c. B Musgrave Miss Katherine Looney, Mrs Elizabeth Bridges, Mrs. Mary White, Mrs Clinton Pellett, Mrs. Mary Collins and family, MT. and Mrs. Martin Wolfe, Miss Katherine Tigue, Mrs. M E. Shea, Mis-, Ella Sidley. Mrs o. P. Bartlett, MT. Pel 5 lett, Mrs. Peter Reynolds, Mrs. Glen Ly. on, A. c. Greene, Miss Mary Shinners D. F. o'Connell. Mrs. L. Spalding. Mrs Ida E. Huntington, Marguerite Fulton Mrs. Henry Veilleux, Andre Maindon. Ro sanna Lasnier. Frederick Gamache, Mrs Bridget Kelley. Albert Messier, Mary P Lewis, Helen Haveies, Roland Coon. MT Cote, Eva Barbeau. Matilda Barbeau Benjamin Russell, John Larned, Edwart Lannihan. Harry Evergates. Alcid He neault, Louise Godreau, Mrs. Moses Char tier, Mrs. Philip Tetreault, John M Bes sette. R. H. Hazelton, Helen Boiselle. H W. Baldwin, Henry J. Burbank. winifre, Duffy, Rose Duffy, Mrs. F. A. Moore Mst ty Bedard, William Collins Mrs. Henr- Bernier. Joseph Robillard, Philias Proulz E. M. Prentice. Jerome Brice. Lawrence F Casey, Bernard R. Casey, John Casey.
 Second instaliment of names will b printed tomorrow.
 Menbers of the Ladies' Reading circl are to meet this (Monday) afternoo with Mrs, George I. Eaton of Riverviev Miss Ida Portelance of Providence wis tied with friends in Danielson over Sun F day.
 F. Thomas J. Ayiward will leave this ev. H ming on business trip to Buffalo. H Don't forget the dance Tuesday even ing, April 5th, at the Community hous, Plainfeid-Fidelity orchestra--adv.
 Funeral services for Cyrus Marti were conducted Saturday afternoon b Rev. Walter B. Williams of the Congre gational church The bearers wer Charles, William and Byron Martin brothers of the deceased, and Henry Ar derson. Burial was in South Killingly. l E. Kennedy was the funeral director.
 The funeral of Mrs. Caroline shepar was held from her home in Ballouvl Saturday mornng with funeral servces ; St. Joseph's church in Dayville at g o clock, Rev. Ignatius Kost being celebrar of the high mass of requiem. BuraI va in St. Josephs cemetery. L. E. Kenned was the funeral director.
 At St. Joseph's church in DayVflle, c Saturday morning. Rev. Ignatius Kost O fciated at a service for Mrs Marxar Pearce, who died at North Scituate. Blu
 ial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. L. ] Kennedy was in charge of the funeral a
 engagements.
 Miss Alice Morisette, who has bes spending a week at her home near Wal regan, returned to Thompsonville Sunds to resume her duties as teacher.
 Killingly High school will open tn
 (Monday) morning after being closed f. the Easter period vacation
 There have been no developments r
 gently relative to the Fernlea Worst,
 company, which is in the hands of . r
 ceiver.
 More big strings of trout were brous
 in Saturday and Sunday and the repor
 indicate the most successful opening
 many seasons.
 A number Of Danielson women we
 at Putnam Sunday afternoon to attend
 meeting of the Catholic women's cou,
 cfl.
 Cards received here from Mir and 1dr
 A. W. Bassett, who have been in Los A,
 geles since January, are :,ostmsried
 points in Mexico. where they have be, lsDending few days.