Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-29
WIlLIM ANTIC

coming month are as follows: officer
| Grady. center Main street: Officer Bonn
bria, upper Main street Officer Mclean.
jackson street. Officer Leahy, Sodom
Officer Paulhus, day duty. These changes
are effective Sunday, January /.
| Young people of the First ConErexa-
| uonal church gathered at the church
| house Wednesday evening and enjoyed a
social and dance given under the aus
pices of the Boy Scout troop. The So
ciRl and daSce took the place of the
| annual reunion of the Sodalitas and
the Grex club. &-. and Mrs. Kenneth
n. Hillhouse, Rev. II. S. NcCready and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Rose were the pat
rons and patronesses.
Funeral services for Flora v. Jones
were held Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at her home in Chaplin Rev. ].
Fl. Knott conducted the service. The
bearers were Wilfred Buriick. william
Martin, Paul Lee, and George Crane. Jr
4 Burial was in the LOOMS cemetery. The
arrangements were by Jay NJ Shepard.
\ military funeral service for Joseph
Foti was held Wednesday morning from
the family home on High street at
O'clock In the solemn requiem high
mass at st. Josspf's church at 10 o.
tcloelz, the celebrant was Rev John F.
Clark. the deacon Rev. o. s. Beaumister,
and the sIb-deacon, Rev. II. Belac. The
regular choir sang the mass. Mrs. Ed
ward R. Portelanoe being at the organ.
AS the body was borne INTO the church
LEAD Kindly Light was sung by the
choir. At the offertory Mrs. ]. Sullivan
sang ave Maria" At the close Of the
service Mrs. Porteiance played "The Star
Spanglei Banner" and taps were sound
cd by Bugler August Roy. As the body
was carried from the church. Some
Sweet Day was sung by Leo HaFgerty.
The funeral cortege proceeded TO st. Jo-
seph.s cemetery where q committal ser
| vice was read by Rev. Fahther CLARK.
Three volleys were fired over the grave
by a firing squad composed of H. Cou-
chon, H. Geers. II. Blanchard, A Caisse,
+. G. Petro, and Z. Jolly. and Bugler Roy
again sounded taps. The bearers, all ex-
service men, were Peter Lsvalle Ed
ward Donovan. Williams Owens and For
tuna Fortier. The color bearers were
o. Rock. G. Lancste and ". Rogers
The American band furnished music for
the marching. and friends and a delega-
| ton representing the American Legion
was present.
! DR. Hugh B. Campbell Of Norwich was
! unable to hold the free chest clinic al
: the Red Cross rooms Wednesday night
: owing TO illness.
DR.. Thomas F. O'Lougnlin OF Rock.
!, lville and John o'Loughlin of Hartford
lvisittd friends in this city Wednesday
. forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs James Barnett OF Nor
= witch were visitors Wednesday al th'
: home Of Mrs. Grace Potter on Yves
Main street
A meeting Of Obweoetuck lodge. No
16, I. o. o. F., is scheduled for tonight
e Thursday.
: Fifteen gallons of chemical were uset
= Wednesday morning by Engine Compan,
D No. l, to- put out chimney fire in tn
!. house owned by Napoleon Bacon.
Miss Marie Stone. daughter Of Mr.
I Rae Goyette of Stafford Springs wer
n married Tuesday night at St Paul.
u Episcopal church by the rector. Rev
e Walter F. Borchert.
Pastors of several of the local church
y es will speak SATURDAY. night at til
e Watch Night service to be held at tn
it First Methodist Episcopal church. Tn
: lservice will begin at o'clock.
st Captain Frank T. James. of New York
h is with his family on Prospect street 70
y the holidays.
,e Miss Marion Hillhouse Of Smith col
: lege is at her home in this city for tn
II
l. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Byrd Freeman G
X West Main street returned home Tues
" day night from Boston where they nc
ID tored to spend Christmas with the
IL daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mr.
% Harold Y. Scollin. James Scollin. thei
e. grandson returned to this city with then
n Miss Elaine Barker who teaches
p Winooski. Me-, and Gordon Barker
2. Mt. Herman are at their homes on Ho
" brook avenue for the holidays.
as Miss Minnie Coy returned home Tue!
$ day night from 4riddletown where 81
III lhas been visiting Mrs. William Dean.
NM and Mrs. Willard H. Smith
ic Wifdham street will leave after JaI
or luary for Florida where they viii sper
he the remainder Of the winter.
er Mr. and Mrs G. &. Gilman are ente
n tanning Mr.. Gilman's mother. Mrs.
ID. GFilman, of Swampscott, Mass
nd Mrs. Sadie z. Wheeler, who has bet
v the guest of her son, George A. Bar
be ilett, OF Whiting street, returned We,
lis lnesday TO her home in Boston.
n Miss Evelyn Thompson Of Prospe
street left Tuesday for Morgantow
l.. W. V, where she will spend the whit
" with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mason.
. Mr. and Mrs F. J. Kirkland OF His
% street entertained friends at whist {
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