Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-22
PLAINFIELD

The funeral of Mrs Della Phillips took place on Tuesday morning at the home Of Philip. Hebert and at st. Johns church, where Rev. Fathee James J. Tyler was the celebrant at a high mass. The bear CTS were William Vincent, Victor Vincent, Charles Vincent. Alfred Vincent Phelix Vincent and Frank Vincent all brothers of Mrs. Phillips. Many beautiful floral wreaths- were received from the baseball association of Moosup, from her brothers. from Mrs Samuel Butterworth and from Mrs. Henry Sssdal.. Burial was at All Hallows'. cemetery. MopsuD. Mrs. Phil lips was laid to rest beside her husband and sisters. who were buried there last Wednesday. Prayers at the cemetery were offered by Mrs. Boileaux of Taftville. Un- dertaker Louis J. Kennedy of Danielson had charge of the funeral. Among those who attended the funeral were Mrs Will liam Vincent, attended by Misses Kirby and Enright. nurses of the Lawton Mills Corp, Mrs. Patrick Buckley of Woburn, Mass. Eugene Phillips, Mrs. John Buck ley and daughter. Mary of Boston. Mir. and Mrs. Oyila ,Lemoi of Arctic. Mir. and Mrs Frank Vincent and familyso of Wor- cester, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Vincent of Lowell. Mir. and Mrs. Felix Vincent of New Yorl,.Leo Vincent of Fort Wright. Alfred Vincent, Henry Vincent. Marceline Vincent, Mr: and Mrs. William Vincent and family, MT. and Mrs. Victor Vincent and family, Mrs. Louisa Lafamme of Nashua N H., Mrs. Bitney and daughter of Providence, Mrs. Dubois of Arctic. Della and Rosalia Phillips, daughters of Mrs. Phillips Ben Mette and family, Peter Hebert and family. Philip Hebert, Mrs. Boileaux of Taftville. Mrs. Charles Comi and Miss Yvonne Cologne.
 The Senior Scouts met at the Com munity house Tuesday evening
 The Plainfield High school graduating class of 1922 held class day exercises at the Best theatre. Moosup, Monday eyen- ing. June 19, at o'clock. The program which was carried out in very credita- bie manner, was as follows: Overture and march, by Leach's orchestra; address of welcome, Walter Daugherty music Morning Invitation. George A. Veazie chorus by class; class history, Madeleine Thompson will; music. orchestra; class prophecy, Carl Alfred Berggren; music ] To Thee. O Country. Julius Eichberg l double male trio; Carl Arthur Main pre- sented the class gifts, which were re ceived by the class and members of tho faculty class ode. by the seniors.
 The stage was beautifully decorated hy | the juniors Miss Katherine Walsh hat charge of the music of-three .ieces. Th' | Walter Daugherty : vice president Julis Margaret Lyon secretary. Addie Packe' Baker ;-treasurer. Philip Kenneth Battey marshal, Henry Wsdsworth Moore. clas of 1923. The graduates are Addie Pscke Baker. Philip Kenneth Battey, Moll Frederick Baxter, Carl Alfred Berggren Robert Lancaster. Bethel, George Stanle. Brown. Marion Irene Cleland, Vivial Frances Cleland, Miriam Cornelia Cor nell. Waiter Daugherty. Gay Alice Eaton Madeleine Thompson Hill, Julia Margare 1 Lyon, Louisa Laura Maggia. Carl Arthu Main, Eleanor Emma Main Harry Sher man Miller Ernest Johnson Mott Marde Thomas Prentice, Elsie Deborah Ros'
 Alice Elizabeth Salisbury, Stanley Rod
 man Shumway. --
 Class colors. jade green and silver
 class flower, lily of the valley; class moi
 to- Melivra Siquamus.
 Augustus Coffey has entered the en
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Racine motored {
 Danielson and visited relatives Tuesda
 afternoon.
 Miss Lillian Marshall was the guest c
 relatives at-Danielson Tuesday.
 John Cantwell of New London is visit
 ing his father. William Cantwell.
 Alexander Lawnmeur of Providenc
 visited friends here Tuesday.
 Edwin Murphy is in Providence attend
 ing commencement at Brown university. Mrs Joseph Goyette of French's Cros'
 ing. who has been seriously i'll, is reco' ering.
 Joseph Mccarthy of Jewett City mo
 tored to Plainfield Tuesday.
 ) Mrs. William F. aBbcock, who has bee
 seriously i'll for some time. is recovering The Plainfield fire depsrtWent. wit
 their new fire truck were outo on Tue!
 day evening for practice.