Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-06

Purinton Temple. No 2. Pythian Sis
tiers, and Violet Rebekah lodge, No. 81
I, o. o. F.
Garrett LaDue died Wednesday at his
home In Northampton. Mass. He was
former resident of Pearl street this
city, and was a painter by trade. He
leaves two atep-sons in Willimantic
Charles Van Zandt of Chestnut street,
and Dixon Van Zandt. of Summit street.
The funeral of AlvOrd d. Chappeu was
held Thursday afternoon at o'clock
from the home of his daughter, Mrs. R.
c. White, of 1870 Church street Rev. H.
s. McCready conducted the service
Burial was in Willimantio cemetery. The
bearers were Eugene Hanna, Charles
Bradley, Herbert D. Pollard and Charles
Tryon, Jay NJ. Shepard was in charge
Of the arrangements.
Funeral services for Pauline, age s.
and Annie, age 6 years. daughters Of
MFR. and Mrs. Adam Golub, of Columbia.
who died this week of scarlet fever were
held Thursday morning at II o'clock,
! with burial in st. Joseph's cemetery.
Within a week there have been three
| deaths in the Golub family, Joseph, aged
2, having died Thursday, December %,
! from pneumonia. Three other children
in the family are i'll with scarlet fever.
The funeral of Mrs. Josefa KuchIe was
held Thursday morning from the funeral
! parlors Of the Kinourey Brothers
Requiem high mass a. St. Joseph's
church at 9 o'clock was sund by Rev.
John e. Clark. Mrs. Edward R. Port
| Glance was at the organ. AS the body
| was borne into the church William A
| Costello sang Lead kindly Light and
at the offertory, ave Marie" and for
a waiting hymn he sang, Face to
Face The body was placed in the re-
ceiying vault in St. Josephs cemetery
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Dienno and
| her infant daughter was held Thursday
morning from her late home in Storrs
Requiem high mass at st. Marys church
South Coventry, was susg by Rev James
! J. McGinness. Miss Celia Day was al
the organ and sang during the mass
/ Bprial was in the family plot in St
| Mary's cemetery. Killourey Brothers
were In charge of the arrangements,
/ Brief Mention.
/ Miss Marguerite Pearce, daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. John Pearce, has returned
to New York to resume her studies al
| Columbia university.
| Russell f1a:Inan OF Union, of the STATE
police, was at the local police station
| Thursday examining applicants for op
| orators licenses.
! The Red Cross drive in this city net
/ ted $1,000 according to Chairman NJ. E
Sullivan of the Roll Call and Franz
r. CustaTl, of the canvassers.
The eastern field agent Of the Ameri
can Guernsey Cattle club, is to be il
this city Wednesday Of next week It
visit herds in this vicinity.
4 Local students Of St Johns Prepare
tory school, DanveFs, Mass, who hav
| returned there to resume their studies
are Francis Boucher. Joseph Tubrfdy
and Lester Cotter.
Miss Myrtle Jordan. daughter of MI
and Mrs. f. D. Jordan has returned t
smith college, where she is instructres
in dancing.
Mrs. George E. Human, Mrs. Hele
Boss Cummings Mrs. Winfield Noye
and Mrs. A. c. Everest are patronesse
of dance to be held this (Friday) ev
ening at the Congregational churc
house.
Mr.. and Mrs John Collins have re
turned to this city after a visit wit
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. an
Mrs, John Moore of Springfield, Mas.