Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
TAFTVILLE

The funeral of Mrs Fred Ray was held from her late home, South c street. Friday afternoon. The services were conducted by Rev. Charles H. Ricketts pastor of the Greeneville Con gregational church. Many beautiful loral forms were grouped about the cas- Set. The bearers were Nathan s. Bush nell, Frank Bushnell. Charles F. Bush nell. Frank Ray, Louis Ray and Arthur Ray Burial was in the PoquetonnoclS cemetery. where Rev. Mr. Ricketts read he commlttal service The funeral ar engagements were in charge of George C. irsnt
 Cards have been received from William - Kendall of Norwich avenue, who is an route to Kentucky in his iut5mcoile, accompanied by his son-ln-law and laughter, Mir and Mrs. Theodore Good 'um of Norwich avenue, and Miss Lillian Dyer of Norwich, where they will visit Mr. Goodrum's parents.
 Repairmen were busy Friday. erecting . new telephone pole on Norwich avenue 70 replace one that was badly lccayed. Mir and Mrs William Frohmdder, Mrs. Kate Frohmader and Henry Froh- nader of Occum were in Springfield, Mass Friday. attending the eastern States Exposition
 Mfr and Mrs. James Dunlop of Hunt -r'H avenue have been enjoying motor trip 70 Canada
 Mr and Mrs John Blanchette and family of South Third avenue are nov ing to North6ridse. Mass, where they riii make their home
 While al her work Friday Miss Stella Carter was painfully injured, bone In ler thumb being broken
 Troop 3, Boy Scouts met Friday even- lng in the recreation rooms of the Taft . vile Congregational church, under the direction Of Scoutmasrer Victor n. atavls The committee in charge of the earni- gsl to be given by Brunele's band held final meeting Friday evening, at which many minor details were settled
 Robert Gahney Of Springfield, Mass. ~ss business caller in the village, Fri lay.
 Judge Arthur F Libby of Norwich wa. visitor in town Friday evening.
 A petition for the annual town appro 2riation for medical a5.ention to sch9o :hildren is being Circ1llsed in town.
 In spite of the prediction of many loca 'esidents that the approach to the Bliss in road would be completed by Iabd Day when traffic over this stretch O -oad was very heavy. the job remain infinished, and motorists are forced t ietour at Baldwin's store. On and nea he car tracks a good concrete bed ha been laid. and possibly a week or tw more should see the approach in goo condition.
 Among the local people who attende the Eastern States Exposition at Spring dsld. Mass. were Andrew Frohmade of Dion street, Christopher Hoefer 2 Msennerchor avenue, Herman Fontaine0 South Second avenue. Frank Mathew Philip Simino and Frank Beique of Mel chants avenue; Hormisdas Garry ( Pratte avenue. Romain Beauregard, Ere Holdsworth. John D. Hall, William Dor shue and Charles Bolduc of Nor,pr avenue: George Simino of North I rreet, George H. Young of North Thir tvenue; wilfrsd Bibeau and Mir. an Mrs. James Dunlop of Hunters avenue dr. and Mrs. William Morton of Bis. rille road. Dr. George Thompson { North Second avenue and Harry l Prentice.
 John Nevins, Richard Krauss and tf Kisses Louise Krauss of Lisbon ha, etarned from motor trp to Canada
 John ". Savage of Hunter avenue Fisiting Ms brother. Patrick Savage Chelmsford. Mass.
 Hormisdas Lamoreux of Terrace av, sue spent a short time this week 5prlngheid. Mass.
 Dr. Joseph Selden will occupy the pu ,it at the Taftville Congregations .hurch Sunday morning. The churc Isrviess will be on standard time
 Rey and Mrs. Edwin c. Crowds southampton, Mass, were visitors own Wednesday.