Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05
.EWET CITY

In spite of the torrid weather chau- tauqua was well patronized Monday afternoon and evening. Dr. Pearson's lecture was characterized by high thoughts as to ones place of living. The Pilgrim entertainers gave a varied enter tamment which was very enjoyable. The play, Nothing But the Truth pre- sented at night buhhled over with laughs. Special scenery and costuming made it an artistic as well as dramatic success The play night is always looked forward to as one of the big nights and the large audience went away well satisfied.
 MT. and Mrs, Arthur Sullivan and Miss Nora Hart of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Drisoon and daughter of Frnaklin,S have been visitors with the Misses DTisco1l.
 Miss S. K Adams attended the fun eral of her aunt Mrs. James H. Cogges- hall in Providence Friday.
 Thomas Sharkey and his daughter. Miss Sadie Sharkey were holiday guests at Mrs Margaret Sharl<eys.
 Mr and Mrs John R. Johnston and son of Hartford are guests at J. H. | Tracy's.
 Miss Beatrice Read is visiting at Charles Turner's home in Montville. Rev. and Mrs. J. B, Aldrich and sen
 Mark of Norwich Town are guests at l.. 1 D. Hawes'.
 Miss Elizabeth Hull and Albert Pedro of New York were week end guests at 1 Miss S. K. Aeams
 1 Miss Bessie Meciuggage has returned after six weeks stay at the Backus hos pital
 Frank Minsd who was very i'll with ! acute indigestion showed iu1proVemmt Monday evening.
 ] James Duggan of loatsburg, N T., was at home over the Fourth.
 1 Mrs Ernest Wright Of New York was a | week end visitor at Dr. G. H. Jennings Jewett City friends of Rebeeea Hewitt are interested to know of her high standing in the Grotoa Heights grammar 1 school. She was promoted to the seventh grade last year, but her teachers thought she displayed so much ability that sht should go into the eighth grade Sbt ranked among the first on the honor roi during the year, and at her graduation stood second in rank with an average o BIT. At her graduation she read an es say on Familiar Things. The only in timation that her parents had of he not feeling well was mild complaint o feeling tired, which they attributed t school work But a doctor was consult ed. The father and mother were as founded to learn of her real condition that she suffered from rheumatic hear,
 which probably resulted from an attac Of influenza two years ago. She was il but one week during which there wer two consultations of doctors with tn same verdict. She died thirteen day
 after her graduation. The funeral Wa
 held July first, Rev. F. " .Haist, c Bishop Seabury Memorial piscopai churc
 Officiating. The bearers were friend
 and schoolmates including, David Balio , and H. E. Paul, Jr., of Jewett City
 Frances. C. Strickland, Alexander BrowY Albert Stitt and Garritt Williams Q , Graoton and vicinity. Six girl ciassmate
 attended as flower bearers, Harriet Lunt . Louise Marshall, Dorothy Neiian, Grae Gambler, Ruth Bruiss and Helen Glider Burial was in Groton cemetery. Tn
 beautiful flowers included remembrance
 from MT. and Mrs H. E, Paul and fam fly, MT, and Mrs. John Mort and farnil,
 MT, and Mrs Herbert T. Jeffers an family, Mir. and and Mrs, F. D. Ballo
 and family, MT. and Mrs. F. L. Tiptol MT. and Mrs. E. F. BuFleson and famii! . Misses Lucille and Lillian Stetson, Nj and Mrs. Joseph Watt, Mir W T
 Thompson and family, Jerome J. Collin Frances c. Strickland, Mr. and Mir
 Sims, Master Manuel Burns also friend and neighbors in Groton Park ineludin, . Mir and Mrs. Moody, MT. and Mrs. DaiT I ty. MT. and Mrs. Williams, MT. Garri . Williams Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood, Nj
 and Mrs. William Geer and family, N l and Mrs. George Brady and family, His t Margaret Farretll, J. J. Collins, Mir. an c Mrs. Ali. Mutch and family. MT, an
 Mrs. Penny, NJ. and Mrs. Blifford, N g and Mrs. Stanam and fam1v, Mir an !, Mrs. Whitaker and faimiy, Mir. and Mr
 Wright and family, MT. and Mrs, NJ, K Chicken and family. Mir. and Mrs. Leos e 1 ard, Miss Flora Main, a neighbor (r ,, iame) Miss Dorothy Sharples, Mir. an : Mrs. George Nures MT. and Mrs, Eewe l Smith. Mir. and Mrs Leather and fan 3 fly, Mrs, Grace V. Spieler, Mir and Mir 2 o. o. Smith. a beautiful wreath of ros. from Her Schoolmates," Miss W. ?
 Miner. Miss Annie H. Avery. Tie ''Vgh, club. four sehoolmates and neignbor Dorothy Neilan, Helen Giidden, IreT t Blifferd and Dorothy Richardson. d There were flowers also from the ir :. mediate family. Mrs. T B. Keen ar D Mrs. Anna D. Chapman n In St. Mary's church, Wednesday, Ju, Q 29th high mass was celebrated by Re n Father J. J. Mccabe in honor of the 25t n anniversary of the marriage of Mr. ar l s'AAas <AiAASQ III LH6 ePenII . a supper was served to eighty-five sues,
 including Rev. J. J. .McCabe and Re il H. seiferman of Jewett City and Re v H, F. Chagnon of Taftyille. Other gues
 came from Lonsdaie and Crompton. x [, MoosUp. Danieison and GriswoId n
 supper was served by Misses Doriiia. A n dora and Angela varieur, Lydia GiIlea
 Alboma Cloutier, Aidea Pepin At h supper there were songs and dances. T 2 music was furnished by Euclide variev l.