Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-23
WILLIMANTIC

day morning at the home of her sister, Mrs. John F McQuilIan, of No. 24 Wind ham street. She was born in this city in 1878, the daughter of Patrick and Han nah Grady. She received her education in St Joseph's parochial school and later worked for the American Thread com pany. She is survived by two brothers,
 John L. of Boston and Michael F. Grady of this city, sister, Mrs. John F. Nc Quillan, niece, Miss Veronlca NC
 Quallan, and three nephews. Francis,
 Vincent and Austin Grady, all of Wilh-
 mantle,
 Tho funeral of Mary B. Pearl was held Friday afternoon at the undertaking rooms of Jay M. Shepard. No. 62 North street. Rev. Leonard Smith of Spring Hill officiating Burial was in the Spring Hill cemetery, Rev. Mir. Smith conducting ! committal service at the grave. Mrs. Emma J. Royce. widow of James Henry Warner of Hartford, died Thurs day afternoon at the home of her sister, 1 Mrs. Noah D. Webster, No. no Walnut street. Willimantic Mrs. Warner was born in Franklin May Ii, 1S41, the daughter of Amos r. and Jane B. Peck ham Royce Besides her sister, Mrs. l Webster, she leaves daughter, Mrs. Lil- l Han R. Leoomis of Hartford also grand i children and several nephews and nieces l Detective Sergeant John Curry of the
 Bridgeport police department is spending the week in this city with his family. They are visiting John Curry of Pleasant street.
 l Fans who left the city Friday for Bos- ton to see the double header between the l Pittsburgh Pirates and the Boston Braves
 at Braves field were John P. McQuillan,
 Michael LoHgo, Frank Lonhardo and
 Raymond Comins.
 Miss Ruth K Child of this city is vis- ! ing Mrs. Abby Child and Miss Elizabeth ] Child of Putnam.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lavallie and Mir. and Mrs Esdras Cyr and daughter mo- tored to Hartford and spent the day re- gently
 Stephen Connors and John Shea left
 Friday for OceanNBeaet, where they will pass the week end.
 AH the Sisters of Charity. teachers of 1 St Joseph's and St. Mary's schools, are attending the two weeks summer school al the Academy of the Holy Family, Bal tic. Teachers from parochial schools of l Taftville and Baltic are also attending. LoHypops, and all that means. made the dance held at Grange hall. Lebanon, Friday night one of the greatest success es of the season.
 Robert Burt, orgaAist of St. Patrick 1 church, Waterbury is visiting at the home of William Moriarty, No. 42 Hewitt street, over the week end.
 1 Christian Science service is held Sun day morning at 16.45 o'clock in the Woman's club rooms, No. sos Main street. Subject of the lesson-sermon Truth. Sunday school immediately fol lowing morning worship.
 Sunday morning service at the First Baptist church is held at 10,45 o'clock. Church school for the study of the Bible at F o'clock, Christian EndeavoF ser vice at 6.30 o'clock, followed by evening service.
 Programs for Farmers week, Aug. to 5. at the Connecticut Agricultural col lege at Storrs, have been compiled. The events of the week begin Monday with special programs for those interested ir poultry, dairy, horticulture. bookkeeping livestock, tobacco and special program for women has been arranged. Speakers fof note have been secured for each de pertinent and for general entertainment i Such prominent men as Gov. Everett J I Lake of Connecticut and Commissioner ! A.. Is, Meredith have consented to hcemt
 Wednesday evening to deliver addresses
 The committee in charge of preparing
 the program has listed all events ant Farmers week for 1921 will wthou
 doubt be the biggest and best of it's kint
 at the college. Last year during the fiv'
 days several thousand farmers and other.
 interested in some particular line of en |, deavor attended the sessions at the col lege and returned home benefited by tn, knowledge received during the week Baseball games and other sports ar , planned. The annual sheep drive ant parade of horses and dairy cattle, ant
 the judging demonstrations, are all in | a WI ind of h , week the popular barbecue will talk place Friday night at the close of tn
 weeks activities. Information for tn
 accommodation of the thousands wh will attend will be published at a late l date.