Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-20

years. Mrs. McCiuggage was a member of the Methodist church and W. C. T. U. of Jewett City. She is survived by her husband and one daughter. Bessie Mo Cluggage, night operator at the local tell ephone exchange. She leaves four sisters. Mrs. Mary Mcclellan of Philadelphia, Mrs.
 John A. Grant of North Adams, Mass. Mrs. Edgar Sawyer of Wenham Mass, and Mrs. Fred Forristan of Lynn, Mass. and two brothers, Thomas of New BAa-
 ford and Charles Downie, of Weste .
 There are a nUrrsber of nieceS and nepn- ews. Mrs. McCluggaee has J3een an in- valid fer years and the later narf of her
 life was confined to a wheel chair. She
 has been a great sufferer, b1t never ut
 tered a word of complaint. Her husband
 and daughter have cared for her with lov.
 ing devotion marveiing always at her
 patience and never receiving anything but
 words of love and appreciation She will
 De greatly missed in the home because of her sweet disposition.
 The funeral of Miss Clara I. Moran was
 held Wednesday morning from the home of her cousin. Miss Katherine Mohan in Plainfeld. Solemn requiem mass was
 sung at St. Marys church in Jewet, City. Rev. J. ]. McCabe was celebrant. Rev. Herbert Hennon of Littleton.N H. was deacon and Rev. Ludovic Paradis of Vol untown sub-deacon. Burial was in St.
 Mary's cemetery. Lisbon. Rev. Father
 McCabe read the committal service at the grave. The bearers were James Do- Ian. George Leyden, William Driscoll and William Dwyer. There were beau tiful flowers including pillow. pink rose buds. carnations and daffodils, inscrib- ed Clara from Misses Annie and Ka- therine Mohan; pillow. pink rosebuds. calla lilies and carnations with Clara. Raymond LathTop pillow, white rose buds and carnations with Sister" Mir. and Mrs. Philip Melady; bouquet pink carnations and tulips with Aunt" Ray mond and Andrew Melady basket of tu- lips MT and Mrs. William Griswold and family bouquet of pink carnations, James Smith and family: basket of Eas- ter lilies, carnations and tulips. superin- tendent and teachers of Riverside gram mar school: bouquet of caIla lilies. class tof 1915 Plainfeld High school; bouquet l of calla lilies. Miss Margaret Daily anj ] Miss Gladys Holmes of Norwich bou- quet of pink and white carnations Mir . and Mrs Jason Lathrop. Mir. and Mrs | Walter Lathrop, Mfr. and Mrs. Charles l Dodge: bouquet pink carnations, Mr. and i Mrs. Walter Redwood standing wreath l of pink roses carnations. sweet peas and 1 tulips. Miss Fannie Bishop and William l Bishop: wreath. pink carnations. roses l and sweet peas. MT. and Mrs. John Wood and family wreath pink primroses lilies and tulips Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Gager and Miss Etta York. wreath, white lilies and ! lcarnatlons. MT and Mrs NJ E. Shea and Miss Hannah Doyle; cross of pink sweet peas and carnations. Mir and Mrs Wi.-
 liam Fogarty and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Leyden bouquet of pink sweet peas and 1 calla lilies George Ieyden: bouquet of
 sweet peas and lilies Mir and Mrs. Frank Geer; bouquet of pink carnations and lilies. Miss Annie Leahy and John Leahy The ara Rgements were in charge of Hourigan Bros.
 Miss Helen Dowd Of Arlington. Mass, is the guest of Miss Nellie Murray
 E. J. Priest of Harvard, Mass. is wis
 ting his grandchildren at the Morgan homestead.
 A meeting of the managers of the
 baseball teams for the Eastern Connec- ticut league is to he held at the Elks' Home in Norwich Friday night. to fur ther talk up the matter of the organiza- ton.
 A surprise birthday party was given Miss Bertha Davis at her home Monday night. sThe- guests were Irene Stewart. Verna Tarbox Ruth. Anna and Lawrence Peterson Ellen Prior Frances Bugbea. Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Merton Bugbee and Mrs. A. W. Harris who assisted Mrs. Da-
 wis in serving Games were enjoyed and cake. ice cream and bananas were serv- ed. A number of gifts were presented Miss Davis.
 Mrs. John MaKaut is entertaining. her sister, Mrs. Carter, of Boston.