Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-05

Mrs. Marjorie P. Church and FSrmsr
Church aeft Wednesday night tor New
London. TO take the Federal Express fer
iAvon Park, Fla. where they VIII spend
che winter.
MT. and Mrs Austin D. Boss leave
Van, 10. for Walton, Fla Other local
people who will so to Walton for the
winter are Miss Lillian Lincoln and j. C..
aineoln of Maple avenue. Frank D. Fen
ton with Thomas Lawson OF Boston
leaves the same day for sewelPs Point.
Fla a
Violet Rebekah Lodge, No. 81. I. O..
9. F.. held its annual installation Tues
day evening The officers were install
ed by District Deputy President Helen
q. Witter and Suite Deputy Grand Mar
shal Louise Dawson Of Putnam, Deputy
Grand Warden Maria Bennett of Dan
felsou, Deputy Grand Secretary Flor
ence J. Williams Deputy Grand Treas
ureT Clara H. Beebe, Deputy sGrand
Chaplain Mary E. L. Lovett and Dep
lty Grand Inner Guard Minner T. Math-
Ecu. The officers installed are Noble
grand Hattie Z. Bowen; vice grand
Belle H. Carpenter: recording secretary,
Margaret B. Sears; corresponding sec
getary, Minnie s. Wilson treasurer,
Stella NJ, Gardner, The officers anpodn.-
ed are: Warden. Edith L. LarSin, con-
ducter Maude Tufts; inside guard Hell
en- Johnson; outside guard Grace L.
Sweet; chaplain, Bertha S. Hill r. s.
y. G. Blanche w. Congdon L. S. n. G.,
Eleanor T. Ford; r. s. v. c., Amy
Brown; L, s. V. G., Gertrude T. Jack
son. The following trustees were elect
ed: P. n. g.. Mary f. 11ovett P. N. c.,
Clara II. Beebe; P. N. G. Sadie E. Cur
ley. Music was furnished by Ruth p.
James. Before the meeting an appetiz-
ing supper was served by the s,lIsoer
committee Mrs Annie Phillips, chair
man. The menu was ereamed chicken.
mashed potato, mashed turEsp, cranberry
sauce, celery, rolls, cake and coffee
John B. Lafreniere, so, of 1Ss Dudley
street, Providence, R. T.. a native of this
| city. was overcome by illness Monday
morning in Providence while on his way
to work and died before medical aid
| could be secured Mr.. Lafreniere was
| a musician. but OF IateNhad been employ
| ed as a lather on a blfdhrg 1inder con
Strrction on Charles street. Ffe was
/ carried into the house at 1877 Charles
| street after he was stricken in front OF
/ that building. DR. John T. Kenney was
I called but on his arrival found Mr.. La
freniere dead. Medical Examiner Ma
| SIil Sd4u uedtn was que to natural
| causes. Mr.. Lafreniere leaves his wife
Mafvina Lafreniere. The funeral took
place Wednesday morning from the
| family home. with requiem high mass
| at St. Charles church. Burial was in
Fall River.
Snow besan to fall shortly after 4 a..
clock but by s o'clock had turned to q
| fine drizzle which froze as soon as i,
| struck the ground Sidewalks and
| streets were coated with ice and trave
| was extremely dangerous. Several per
sons fell during the evening, but no In
| 1uries were reported. The bee on the
| rails caused trains and troneys to run
! behind schedule time. Motorists reported
| travel dangerous and even chains failed
| to prevent slzidding on the icy roads
Franklin He'll was the most dangerous
| spot in ms Wfilimantic- Norwich high
| way and motorists arriving at the crest
| of the hill took turns in going down,
each giving the car ahead plenty Of thine
to make the grad e before venturing
along behind The travel was the worst
| this winter.