Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-06

BersRnaa: poem read and prayer. Rev. B. D: Remington, pastor Baptist church i; duet. Miss Nellie Gerhardt and E. K. Gillette; address, Rev. W. o. Berckman i; duet, Miss Gerhardt and Mir. Gillette i; bensdiction.
 After the services. as the casket was borne frSrn the church. the band played Nearer, My. God, to Tre. The line was then formed as follows: coior Guard.
 Old Guard Band. Firing Squad from Submarine Base. Y3onaId A. BigeioW Post of Colchester. Members of Merle Jones Post of Hebron. Meu1bers of G. 4. R. in Autos. Autos with Relatives and Friends. The ceremonies at the grave were in charge of Donald 4. Bigelow post, Ed ward L. Kelly, commander. At the close of the Legion ceremonies, squad fired three voiieys ever the grave and Taps sounded by the bugler from the base was echoed by Earle Holmes and Bradford CrsEiY, ccfnetists of the band. stationed at distance. The line was again form ed and marched to the post headquarters ] and was dismissed.
 Cecil Bigeiow and Mr. and Mrs. Den his Bigelow of South Royalt6n. Vt, wert ! in town Sunday attending tue funeral o! 1 their brother.
 Gerald Kerr of Salem and Harold Kerr 6S Marlboro were in town over Laboi 1 day.
 Misses Deborah and Carmel Shea O l Hartford were guests over Labor day O l their parents, Mir. and Mrs. David Shea 1 Mir. and Mrs Timothy Nutter of Whit ! ifisvi1le, Mass. were guests of Mrs. Nut | ter's parents, MT. and Mrs. A. F. Roper l Sunday and Monday. | o. H. A. Milhau and family Of Brook lyn. N. T., were at their summer hom ofi Elmwpod Heights the past week Walter B. Lombard of Hartford was a 1 his home on Norwich avenue over Sun day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hefffon and daugh ters of East Haddam were guests of Mrs Hefflon's parents over Sunday William O'Brien of Nau.atuck was tn 1 guest of relatives in town over Sunday. .. MT. and Mrs. Charles Muh of Ney York are guests of Mir. and Mrs. William Curgenven
 A large number from, town attende the opening day (Menday of the Norw!c fair.
 MT. and Mrs. Earle Holmes returne Saturday evening from an auto tri ' The Colchester public schools open thi (Tuesday) morning Supervisor H. S Libby announces the teachers for the en suing year as follows
 Borough: Grade 8, Cora Carrier; T, un assigned; 6, B. Agnes O'Connor; 5, Lill McDermott; 4. Helena L. O'Connell; Mary Shea; 2. Eileen Sullivan; 1, Ami Smith.
 Uhionville: Helena Shea.
 Chestnut Hill Julius Needle.
 Second district NeC'e Gray.
 Tenth district: Unassigned.
 Buckley H:n HuIda Johnson l Center: Gertrude P Church. North Westchester: Elizabeth Cronil
 Bull Hill Rachel 'Himmelstein. | Comstock's Bridge: Ethel Rogers Ere hant
 School in the Tenth district will nc open until Sept. 12. A teachers meetin IS scheduled Tor Wednesday, Sept. 7th, { 2 ?. n.
 Rev. Henry A. Blake of Kent was town Ihursday attending the funeral ( E 5. Day. Mir. Blake was a former pa, tor of the Congregational church
 Louis Naples of Norwich was in tov Thursday.
 Frederick 4. Smith of New Iondo, who was in town Thursday, was postna, ter of this place for eight years.
 Wooster lodge, No. 20, F. and A. N held the first meeting after the summ, recess in Masonic hali Friday evening,
 Attorney Thomas M. Shields of No wich was Colchester visitor Friday. E. H. Kellogg of New Britain was vii iting friends in town the past week.
 George Sabins left town Friday nor, ing Tor his home in New Haven, havir 1een. called there by illness in his famil
 Michael Sullivan spent the holiday l hlS home in New Have,1