Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-08

dry that were not taken in instanter.
Went ripping round the back yards as Il
a witch had tossed the garments. Fall
ing limbs and short circuits kept the
electric light people on the jump until
late evening. There was trouble with
the lower borough circuit, and in Syl-
vandale. At Lisbon bridge the big ca
bles Of the electric circuit, and the tele-
phone service, became fouled, causing
no end of trouble.
The Pachaug Ladies' Aid Society il
to have an all day meeting March 9 at
the home of Mrs. William Christopher
For the supper in the evening the mem
bers are to bring cake
The alarm on the big whistle at eight
minutes past four Tuesday afternoon,
at Clarence Kahn's on South Main
street. Chemicals did the trick. No
damage.
Pupils perfect in attendance for Feb
ruary in the primary room at Glssso
| teacher, Della Malloy per cent. S5.4-
| Henry Barron, To6eck GrondelsSl
Louis Sxynlkawicx. Leonard Shackleton
| Mary Grondelsli. Mary Golse Viola j ar
Wis, AHbina Shaw, Caroline Slose1.
| Pupils perfect in attendance for Feb
| ruary in the senior room, GIasEo
/ teacher, Frances Roode, per cent, s7.6-
! Joseph Barron, John GrondelslIi, Thee
| dore Kenyon, Henry Wsserman, Mars
! Barron. Evelyn Clark, Lena Fourier
Irene Kdkosza, Bessie liberty, Soeie
! Taper.
| Duncan Mckay, Mrs. W. r. Burdlek
/ Mrs. Paul Geist, Mrs. Edward Gallup
| Rev. C. H. Andrews and Miss Madeline
I Gallup were at Ekonk Tuesday after
noon. to attend the funeral Of LeoI
| Sayles.
| 1t was with the greatest hardship
that relatives and friends reached thu
| Rixtown cemetery where Mrs. Ecclestor
was buried; also to Eazonk to attend
Leon Sayles' funeral services The bach
country roads were sloughs of deep n1ibi
! and water, in which automobiles sanl
&c their bodies.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah B
Eceleston widow Of John D. EecIeston
were held at the home Of her sister
Mrs. E. NJ Swift. Tuesday afternoon a
$50 o'clock. The house was filed witt
| relatives and friends. Rev. ]. W. Payn'
officiated, reading SCRIPTURE, offering
prayer and speaking in terms Of high
est praise of the worthy Nfe ive1 BY
| Mrs Eccleston, particularly in he
church relations. Mrs George H. PrGl
sang Home of the Soul and Rock o
Ages, the former a hymn Mrs Eecles
ton often sang with an aged friend u
| her visits to her home. The flower.
| were unusually beautiful. Burial wa
in Rixtown cemetery. The bearers wer,
| Hermon Chapman, Benjamin H. Pal
mer, Shepard F. Palmer, Shepherd F
Brown. Arthur D. Trknp and Georg'
Frink Relatives and friends who at
tended the service FROM out Of town in
| Guided Mrs Fred S. Brown. Mr. arr
Ms Shepherd Brown of Maiden Mass
| Mr.. and Mr3. B. H. Palmer, Mr.. an,
Mrs. S. B. Palmer and Miss Myra Hop
kins Of Norwich, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Chairman. M: and Mrs. Charles Hop
i kirs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hopkins .
Plainfe'd. Miss Fannie Hopkins OF Yves
Newton. Mass, Mrs. Samuel Guils an
daughter. Frances, of Winchester
4 Mass. Mrs. Callie Ellison Of Whitman
TIC, Mrs. Ogers, Miss Frances Oyer!
Mrs, Albert Kline. Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Arnold, Everett Miller. Mrs. A. D. Chap
man, Miss Lucille Stetson and Miss Hat
tie Main of Norwich, Mr.. and Mri
Frank Eccleston and Mrs. Joseph Her
bert Glasgo, Miss Flora Burdick Of Yves
terly. and Mrs. Nellie Hazard Of Prov
fence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Campbell an
family were among those who ser
flowers to the funeral Of Mrs. Pea
Morgan Monday.
d Mr.. and Mrs. George Jennings an
family of Preston were weekend gues'
at DR. G. H. jennings.