Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-26

closed for the day. There will be but
one delivery of mail by city carriers,
rural carriers making their Christmas
trip as usual Public entertainments Of
the day consist of theatre entertain
ments apd dances in the evening. Christ
mas eve as usual various local asso-
Citations carried gifts to the needy fam
lies of the city. distribution being made
by the Elks, Salvation Army, Whitman
tic Welfare Bureau and other benevo-
lent organizations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dazy with their
son Emile, who narrowly escaped death
by asphyxiation by gas Friday morning
are staying at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles LaValleY. Their condi-
ton has greatly improved and most
signs Of the gases have disappeared.
Inmates at the town farm were given
La Christmas treat Sunday when the an
nual feast was served by Mr.. and Mrs.
Chamberlain. Various other institu-
tons about the city also enjoyed holt
day treats through the courtesy of gen
erous local people.
The Tubridy- Weldon COMPANY gave
their sixteen employees generous Christ
mas gifts Saturday night at the close
of business. Those who have been with
the company for two years received SIC
gold pieces, those of one years service
a SIS gold piece and others $3.50 gid
piece.
Miss Mabel Hardman. Miss Evelyn
Thompson. Miss Florence HOWE, Miss
Florence Hevrin. Miss Edna Wander
man, Miss Mary Twomey, and Miss Mae
Cheney nlotored Saturday afternoon to
Htrtford where they were entertained at
| tea by Miss Mary Clark. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark formerly of
this city Miss Clark is spending the
holidays with her parents, having re
turned from Washington. D. c. Other
guests were Miss Cecilia NORM of Hol-
yoke. who is spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs G. D. NORM
of that city. Miss NORM is teaching at
the Windham High school.
Funeral services for Charles s. But
Ter were held Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock from his home in Storrs. Rev.
Marshall Dawson officiated. Burial was
in charge Of Jay NJ Shepard.
Funeral services for Mabel f. Wilson
Of Chaplin were held Saturday after
noon at two o'clock at the grave in
Bedlam cemetery. Rev. ]. H. Knott Of
ficiated. The bearers were Wilfred Bur
dick, Paul Lee, Burton Welch and Mr..
Tetem. lay NJ. Shepard was in charge.
Ellen 8TeIvine Waldo Weston, wife of
Ralph A. Weston, Of Milet, Alberta.
Canada and daughter of George and
Sarah Ellen WalG= Of Scotland Conn,
died December 18th at her home in Al
berta. She is survived by her hus-
band, two sons, John and Daniel Yves
ton three daughters, Helen and Sa-
rah Weston. three brothers, George 2.
Waldo Of Pasadena. Cal, Gerald Waldo
Of Scotland, and Hubert D. Waldo of
Purcell. Col. three sisters, Mrs. George
Thomas. Mrs. George A. Orrok and Miss
| Genevieye Waldo. of Scotland.
| Mrs. Jennie r. Tucker, 80, died Sat
Iurday morning at the home of her son
Charles Tucker, OF North Windham.
She was the widow of Charles Tucker
and was born in Willimantic May 20
1871. the daughter of James WarilIov
and Julia A. WarreA, Besides her sor
she leaves two grandchildren, Mrs. Der.
tnice Schnen and Doris Tucker.
Bnef Notes.
Arthur McQuillan of Boston spen
| Christmas wsth his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. James McQuillan of Brook street
William Gates CT Charlotte, n. c., i
ascending the holidays WITH relatives il
this city
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Risedorf en-
Itertained for Christmas. Mrs Risedorf'
sister, Mrs. Barrows Of Mlddletown.
Mrs. NJ. L. Tyron entertained over tn
holiday her daughter. Mrs. E. T. Stan
ley and granddaughter, Frances Stanley
tof New York.
| Alfred Staebner of the Massachusett
Agricultural College Amherst, is spend
ing the holidays with his parents MI
and Mrs. F. W. Staebner.
i John Sullivan of the University o
Virginia is spending She holidays wit
This mother Mrs. NJ. ~. Sullivan, o
jackson street.
Everett Ladd, physical director a
ESwarthmore college. addressed the gath
ering Of young men and boys at tn
tlY NJ c. A. Sunday afternoon. Tw
reels of motion pictures were shown
Today (Monday) is being celebrate
as Christmas holiday, The 7. NJ. c. A
IS to hold open house between and
Ep. m. and from to 9 p. m.
Christmas cards Were received b
manyresidents of this city Saturday fror
Henry Hunter. formerly of this city
fnow of New York.