Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-08
EWETT CITY

Funeral services for John H. Heun0A were held at St. Mary's church at O. clock Tuesday morning. In the solemn high mass Rev. Herbert Hennon was celebrant, Rev. John J. McCRbe was dea- con, Rev. F. J. Muster fChester was l sub-deacon and Rev. J. H. Seiferman | master of ceremonies. In the sanctuary | were seated Rev. J. Timmins of South Manchester, Rev. T. Reddin of New Hampshire, Rev. James Fitzsimmons of 1 Boston, Rev. William c. Fitzsinrnons of l New London, Rev. J. Q. Dolan of Tar 1 iffviIle, Rev. R. P. Morrissey of Plain | field, Rev. J. E. Mccarthy of Moosup, Rev. John c. Mathieu of Wauregan, Rev. 1 B. M. Donnelly of Grosvenordale, Rev. 1 Ludovic Paradis of Voluntown, Rev. w. 1 T. OBrien of Baltic, Rev. F. R. Des- Sereault of Occum, Rev. U. o. Bellerose, 1 Taftville; Rev. D. D. Masse, M. S., of 1 Hartford Rev. J. Deschaux, M. S., Dan- l ielson, and Rev. John Conway of New l Haven. During the mass Miss Aglae Therrien sang the solos, and very ex- l pressiVely rendered the waiting hymn, Beautiful Land on High. Rev. Father 1 Bellerose assisted the choir. in singing i the Libera The parochial school chil-
 dren attended the nlass, as did many of the Aspinook employees. Burial was in i the family plot in Lawrence, Mass, the mourners going by automobile. \ The bearers were Michael E. Shea, Daniel F..
 Finn, Dennis Barnett, Patrick F. Dris- coll, David J. Turnbull and Joseph H. 1 Mccarthy. Hourigan Bros. were in charge of the arrangements
 1 The WOman's Missionary Society of i the Congregational church meets at Miss 5. K Adams home Thursday afternoon ! at 230, standard time. Miss Louise Hadley will speak on missionary topics,
 and tea will be served.
 Supt F. H, F. Clement has had as guests his daughter Virginia and her grandfather, Marshall Badger of Man
 chester, H.
 4 meeting of the Chnutauqua guaran- tors was held at Dr. c. H. Jennings home Tuesday evening. A larger mems Der than ever before at the first meet 1 ing attended. The officers elected were: 1 Chairman, Dr. G. H. Jennings; secre- 1 tary-treasurer, H. c. Webster; commit tee on grounds, pr. Jennings; tickets, A. D. Tripp; advertising, F. H. Gilbert hospitality, Mrs. A. NJ. Brown Junior Chautauqua, Alice 4. Brown. Each chair
 man is to select assistants if desired. The guarantors are: G. II. Jennings Martha T. Clarke, Alice A. Brown, Charles D. Wolf. M D. Fuller, E. M. Anthony, Alice M Anthony, E. F. Blake, Paul Geist, Charles B. Palmer, Edmond Jodoin, W,
 H. Brown, & Nettie Johnson, Faure Rainville, Henry F. Olsen, F. c. Whit
 ing A. D. Tripp, J. H. Shea, r. H. Gil
 bert, Helen E. Robinson, W. J. Rey-
 holds, c. H. Andrews Alex McNicol, K
 H. Hlscox, H. H. lift, J. T. Barry, J. T
 Wilbur Sarah k. Adams, E. A. Faust o. L. Johnson, r. D. Browning. Herbert Wild, E. L. French John ?. Post, Chas F. Morgan, Martha Morgsn, Ethel Mor'
 gan Earle l.. Howe, L. " Whitford Geo. D. Palmer, Gertrude s. Brown, Mrs R. W. Dearnley, R. A. Wilbur, c. H
 Prior, L. D. Howe, w B. Truesdell. w
 B. Montgomery, Julia Sayles, W. J. Rob-
 ertson, Jr., Helen L. Phillips, Nettie M
 Johnaon, Fred \. Robinson, Edw. l..
 Thornton, Grace W. Webster, William NcNicol. George Seth Brown, Frank H Wilcox, E. J. Carroll, Mrs. John !. Nel-
 son, H. Gordon Willis E. E. Gilbert and !, Robert Olsen.
 Rev. J. J. McCabe Is in New Britain today Wednesday, to officiate at thu
 funeral of cousin.
 The Congregational Y. r. 8. c. E . held a masquerade social in the vestr, , Monday evening. Miss M. A. Burdicl . and William McNiool received the
 awards for the best costumes. yer,
 pleasant feature of the evening was
 shower for Miss Evelyn Johnson. Rev c. H. Andrews presented Jher a baske : containing many gifts from her c. E l friends. The music for Childrcn's day
 was practiced and refreshments wer, 5 The Pachaug Ladies' Aid social is tt . meet at Mrs. W. c. Terry's Thursday.
 The Love Nesters beat the famou r Sunny Brookers at bowling Monda. l night with the following score: