Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-27


ed and turned sharply. overturning the |
wagon, throwing Miss Mott to the |
ground, rendering her unconscious. Shej
was taken to ST Joseph's hospital where |
tweIty-four stitches were required to |
close wounds on her head and face. This |
was the second accident in the Mott |
family within a week, as last Sunday |
Ida Mott, aged eighteen. fell off her sled
while coasting and sustained broken
left wrist Although Miss Motifs in
juries are painful they are not consider
ed serious.
A whist given Wednesday night at St.
Josepia's hall by the Catholic Daughters.
Court Veronica. some forty-f1ye tables
were filed. The wonnen's first prize was
awarded Ellen Towers second prize to
Margaret Ashneault first mems prize to
Edward Ashton; second to, Richard Mo-
riarty. The prize cake was awarded Miss
Rose Ceisse. The committee in charge
was Bessie O.Connor, chairman Mrs.
Joseph Riordan. Mrs. Edward Often
heimer, Mrs. John .O'Neill, Anna O'Con-
nell, Mrs. Edmund R. Portelance, Mrs.
Arthur Racicot, Mary Riordan, Alice and
Bernadette Ottenlleimer, Melia Twomey,
Kathleen Colgan, and Mildred Picket.
at the meeting of WilIimantic camp.
No. 9546, Modern Woodmen of America,
held Wednesday night the following Of
ficers were elected: Councillor, Frank
P. Fenten; past councillor. Owen D.
Leach advisor, Samuel B. Harvey
clerk, Clarence A. Bowen; escort, Hen
Try Giraro; Waterman. Dennis F. Muir
| ply; sentry, Joseph LeBlond; trustees.
Joseph Raricot, Henry Girard and Joseph
| Gagnon. The election of Clarence A.
Bowen to the Office Of clerk marked the
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| fee.
| There was b large attendance at the
meeting Of the Societe st. Sean Baptiste
Tuesday night at st. Mary's hall ana the
officers elected the meeting in Deem
Der were installed by Joseph f. Gaud-
Feau, master, OF ceremonies The Off
] GERS follow: Chaplain, Rev. r. ]. Papil-
| Ion; president, Alexis Caisse; hsnorary
| president, H. Dion; vice president. Ed
nlond Sylvestre recording secretary,
Louis C. Vegiard : assistant recording
secretary. Armand Perreault; financial
Secretary, Alexandra Dep-Blois; assist
| ant financial secretary, Flerinond Ber-
geroni corresponding secretary, Eugene
Lepalme; treasurer, Alphonse Chagnon
| directors. George Maheu. Aldege Beau
| lieu, and Edmond Dupont; commission
| ers, Alfred Bertrand. Joseph Larivierre
and Arthur Cartier auditors, Joseph
Lefebvre. Florimond Bergeron, and Ed
mond Sylvestre; and sick visiting COM
mittee, Joseph Gelinas, George Deiude,
Divide Larivierre, Aldege Beaulieu, Will
fred Pageau, and Joseph Paulhus.
| The womans auxiliary to the A. G,
Tyler Camp. No. 8, U. S. W. ". enter
>tained Wednesday night. The program
| for the evenings affair, which was an
open one, with members of the A. C,
Tyler Camp. No. s, U. S. w. ". mem
! bers of the G. A r. and invited guests
present. opened with installation, OF the
officers by Department President Bertha
! Brecklin of Meriden with Mary Stewart
chief Of staff, also of Meriden, conduc-
| tor assisted by Department Secretary
Rose Kane Of Meriden.
These officers were installed: Prest-
dent, Rose Paulhus senior vice presi.
dent, Nellie Cronin; Sjunior. vice presi-
/ dent, Nora Mccarthy; secretary, Minnie
Flynn; treasurer, Rachel Gala CHER
chaplain, Wardy Hoey; patriotic in
strlctor, Margaret Connors historian,
i Gertrude Jackson; CONDUCTOR Grace
Sweet: assistant conductor Catherine
Joyce; guard, Rose Moreau assistant
guard, Catherine Monahan; color bear.
ers, Marion Mccarthy, Laura NJ. Snow
Norma Rathbun and Rose Giguere.
The retiring president. Minnie Flynn
in behalf of the auxiliary. presented de
partnent President Bertha Breckfin
with a large bouquet Of carnations ant
was herself the recipient of a past pres
! dents gold badge:
Funeral services for tohn b. Elliot
We're held Thursday afternoon at I o.
clock from No. 90 North streetA Rev
John Pearce, pastor Of the First Metho
dist Episcopal church. oficiated IN,
bearers were Alfred Elliott, Frank [
Williams, Everett D. Hopkins and Pau
FIoplzins, The body was placed in TIL
receiving vault OF Willimantic cemetery
Arrangements were in ehage of Funera
Director Jay NJ. Shepard.
For the first time In several weeks tn
Emeralds will not play their Frida,
night game at the Valley street armory
The basketball attraction will be at tn
Y. NJ c. A. when the Connecticut Com
Il pany of Hartford will line up agains
/ the undefeated girls team of the Amer
lean Thread company. Many of Hart
fords best hopes have come to this cit,
to defeat the A. T. Girls but have gon
home with a different story. The gam
tonight is to be followed by dancing Il
the gymnasium of the Y. NJ. C. A.
/ Charles Marrotte, of No. 17e- jackson
street was painfully injured Wednesda.
night when the axe he was using to cho
wood slipped and struck his left hand
severing two arteries, cutting through t
the bone. He was rushed to st. Joseph
hospital where he was given treatment
District Deputy William e. Higgin
and staff. of Natehaug lodge. No q
Knights Of Pythias, went to Jewett Cit
Thursday night, to install the officers c
Undaunted lodge of that borough
4 Those on the staff were Past Gran
Chancellors William Bowman, Walter F