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

senior vice president, Nellie cronin jun
i Tor vice president, Nora MCCARTHY
chaplain. Wardy Hoey historian. Ger
| trude Jackson patriotic instructor, z
MarEafef Confof: conductor, Katherine
Joyce guard, Rose Morezu; assistant
guard, Katherine Munahan.
EnvSx Inserssll reported Saturday
night that the manner IN which Wilh-
mantle peopls had responded to the Sal
walton Afmy's appeal FOR Christmas
FINDS was very gratifying. The two ket-
tIes, one In front Of the Murray block
and the other in front OF the postofiice,
took in considerable sum Saturday.
! The first donation to the kettle In front
| Of the Murray block was five dollar
bill. The money viii be used to pur-
chase clothing and shoes for the needy
children Of the city.
Anthony McKenna, Of this city, was
tapped Friday afternoon at the Conriec-
Ltfcut Agricultural College, for member
ship in Phi Mu Delta Fraternity.
Christmas carols win be heard this
war in Wilfirnantic the ancient custom
revived in many communities continuing
popular in this city. Pastors OF local
churches are receiving requests from the
sick and aged asking that the caroiers
sing for them. the group Of singers Is
made M OF, members Of the Episcopal,
Methodist and Congregational churches.
but anyone who desires to sing is well
! come TO iein them on Christmas. Those
| VINO care to hear the singers are being
asked to notify local pastors or the Z.
La &. A.. before Wednesday, December
a1st.
The Gisnts continue to lead in the
lY. NJ. c. A. boys department weekly
contests. They have scored s. points
The others in the league stand: Pirates
so. Reds "a, Yanks So. In the Saturday
! morning contests in the thirty-yaTd
swim. william jackson, Pirate. and
Clayton Andrews, Yank, were tied at Is
} As seconds. Harry Rosen, Pirate, was
third with IS s-s seconds.
uRcrai services for Mrs. Helen 8.
| Farrell were held. Saturday morning 81
SIS o'clock from her home. No. So
Broad street. Requiem high mass at
st. Joseph's church at $50 o'clock was
sung by Rev. John E. Clark. A quar-
let, Niles Mary McShea, Miss Della
Lynch. Walter ]. Costello and John Nc.
Shea, gave the music Of mass. The
! bearers were Raymond Kennedy OF
Woons0clet, r. L.; James T.. Twonley
: Harry and Edward Morrison of this
city. The body was taken to Wbon-
. socket on the 1906 train for burial II
st. Charles cemetery. The Killourey
Brothers were in charge of the arrange
mefts.
i AZ the meeting of Radiant Chapter
. No. Il, Order Of Eastern Star held Fri
day night. the following officers were
! elected: Worthy mat-on, Miss Sadie
] Curley. worthy patron, Charles Z. Loy
ettj associate matfon. Mrs. Ruth L
= Barker secretary. Mrs. Edith NJ. Phil
lips; treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor M. Hills
: condiictress. Miss c. Minnie Cartwright
associate conductress, Mrs Alice Trai
tor.
Il The REQ sutonobile owned and driv
/ en- by Samuel Adams Of this city fig
: ured III an accident Sunday Afternoon
when struck by a Buick Four, on tn
: highway at Brooklyn Mr.. Adams hear,
7 q horn sound behind him and then Eel
q shock as the car behind struck hi
left rear wheel. Mr.. Adams car wat
4. not BADLY Damaged. The Buick drivei
lb5 q party unknown TO Mr.. Adams, sui
! fered a bent spring, naudguard, and dam
7 aged front.
II Automobile parties passing by Clark
Corners Sunday, reported that a smash
: ed Ford and Buick roadster stood be
SIDE the road. Inquiries brought the
news that the parties in the cars es
capped injury.
Engine Company No. 1, first platoon
was called out Sunday night at 5.15 fol
a chimney fire at No. so Elm street II
a house owned by Charles Haddad ana
occupied by Joseph Sehenk. Six gallons
Of chemical were used to extingu,sh tht
blaze.
Elmer e. Sharpe, 81, died Sa4uraa y
| afternoon at Fralklin Corners, towns
CT LbeaneYi, from pneumonia. HI
| was born in Scotland, Aug 10, 1857
the son OF Milo Benjamin Sharpe ant
Susanna Watson Sharpe, Nov. 49,, 1905
ne married Mary F. Larlin. Mr.. SHARPE
was engaged in raising and selling cat
tie and was well known in this city. Be
side his wife he leaves one son, Arthur
Ellsworth Sharpe. age IL, and his mo
Their, Mrs. Susanna Sharpe, all of Leb
anon.
Mrs. S. Pearl Grigss died saturda,
morning at her home at Hop River, tow
OF Columbia. She was bern in Colunbi;
July %. 1881, the daughter of Geor1
W. and Lucy Miner Maine. She leave
her husband, Claude Griggs; two daugh
| tere, Gladys and Grace Griggs; a sis
| ter, Mrs. Mary Collins and a niece
: Marjorie Collins Of Columbia.
! william Connors, 4s, died Frida,
night at his home on Church street ate
a lengthy Illness. He was born in Ire
| land, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
r Taylor Cohnors. Besides his wife n
: leaves q son. William Cunnors Jr., q
this city. Funeral services were he'll
. Sunday afternoon at o'clock from Nj
- 81 Union street, Rev. John Pearca, tn
pastor OF the First Methodist Episcopa
church. officiating. Burial was in tn
family plot in the Windharr, cemeter,
bearers were relatives
MsFlfe wolfson, o, died Friday nigh
at st. Joseph's hospital after & snos
b 4 ilinesa. She is survived by her parent.
Mr. and Mrs. Gretchen Woleson az &C