Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-27
WILLIMANTIC

were served Wednesday on5tae defendant by City Sheriff Thomas Killourey. The. case is returnabie before Justice of the Peace Curtis Dean on May 13.
 At n meeting of eleven golf cnthu aiasts held Tuesday night tho matter of form ing golf and country club in this city was discussed and from all indications the club will be organized soop The elev- en men present were all tn favor of the club and to these votes can be added 8 from members of the Wfllimantie Rotary club, taken by vote at a meeting of the club Tuesday noon. Tn order that the cil3 may be a success a membership of about 100 must be obtained. The meet ing appointed William P. Jordan, chair man of the committee to look for a site and goifing grounds his assistants to be 4. L Bill, Samuel Chesbro, Don H. Cur tis and Willard IL Smith. A membership committee of ten is to Tbe appointed by Roland Jordan and Raymond A. Parker. In view of getting in touch with neighbor- ing clubs with view of ascertaining the method of obtaining and laying out al good golf course. the following commit tee was named: E. Frank Bugbee, chair man; William A. Arnold. Charles W. HIN. George M. Graves, P. D. Gendreau and Rov. John E. Clark. Another meet-s | ing is to be held soon subject to the call | of E. Frank Bugbee, temporary chair man.
 Following the fire at Brscktop Tuesday, 1 Fire Warden Abbe with a force of men fought another big woodland fire at Westminster. in the vicinity of the club house on the Little River. In all; over three hundred and twenty five acres of open and woodland were burned overS the fire fighters working until late into the evening before extinguishing the last blaze.
 William Clayton Smith and Miss Mary F. O'Neil1, both of New London, were married Tuesday morning at St Mary's Star of the Sea church, New London, by Rev. George O'Eeill Of Buffalo, N. Y. cousin of the bride. The best man was Clarence MeArdte of New London and the bridesmaid Miss Margaret Smith of Willimantic sister of the groom. 4 breakfast and reception followed at the home of the Dride's parents, Mir and Mrs. N P. ONetll of No. PAS Connecticut avenue The groom Is the son of AIr. and Mrs William c. Smith of No. Grobe place, this city, Following honeymoon trip to New York and Philadelphia MT and Mrs. Smith will reside in New Lon- don where MT. Smith is employed as a druggist.
 The Buick runabout belonging to pr. R. L. Strickland. Of this city, was stolen Tuesday night between. 2 and g o'clock from Atheneum street, Hartford, where it had been parked Dr. Strickland notified the Hartford police but the automobile as missing late Wednesday, It. Is be- lieved that the work Is that of profes- sional thieves as Dr. Strickland had | locked the car when he left it.. In the car were bags containing clothing of Dr. Strickland No word had been received here late Wednesday night as to it's re- icovery.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Ennice Helen 1 Whtehouse were held Wednesday, after noon at o'clock from her home in At woodville. Burial was in the Atwood vile cemetery, in charge of Jay M
 Shepard.
 Funeral service for Miss Josephine NJ Robbins were held Wednesday afternoon
 al church, Rev. John II. Knott officiating Burial was in Chaplin cemetery. Funera,
 Director Jay NJ. Shepard was in charge
 of the arrangements. a
 Mrs. Margaret. G. Smith, widow oi
 Philip Smith. died Tuesday night at tht
 home of her daughter, Mrs. w c. Hughe.
 of Hampton. Mrs. Smith was born 1T l Ireland July 12 1S47 the daughter ot Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Lynch She leave,
 two sons, John and James Smith of New
 York, two daughters, Mrs. Edward Mur- phy of Tarrytown. N. J., and AfrE. ". C.
 Hughes of Hampton.
 Miss Julia Anne Worcester. 8. died l Wednesday morning at her home in Scot land from arterio- celerosia She wae born in Fitzwilliam, N. H., Dec. IS. 1893 the daughter of EphraiIn and Nancy Gage Worcester. Miss Worcester had
 been a teacher and was for many years proofreader on the Hartford Courant She leaves three sisters, Mrs. Roberts ol Stoclbridge, Mass. Mrs. A D. Webster ] of Hartford and Mrs. Nellie M. Bassett of Pudding Hilt; Scotland, with whom she made her home.
 i Mrs. Esther F. Bowen. widow of Charles H. Bowen. died Tuesday night at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Ida E. Phipps of 5S North street. Mrs. Bowen
 was born in Putnam. the daugheer 0!
 Hezekiah and Abigail Williams Smith For many years she lived in Brooklyn
 moving to South Coventry in 1912, com. ing to Wilhmantic after the death of Mir l Bowen in 1917. She is survived by s
 daughter, Mrs. Ida E. Phipps, with whom
 she lived three nieces, Mrs. John Fargo
 of Fitchville, Mrs. S. ]. Bixby Of Wesi
 Harrington. R. l.. and Mrs Hattie John. son of California. She also leaves 2
 nephew, Loeth Smith, of Valley Falls
 R, I. ....
 total of fOrty-twO births was record