Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-09

wife of Joseph Benoit of Riverside Grove took place Friday morning with a requiem mass at Sacred Heart church Friends filled the places of bearers, and burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery George o. Grant was in rharge Of the funeral arrangements. Miss sohride Fregeau of Providence Etreet has left town for Canada. where Ehs will remain for some time.
 Dr. Joseph Seiden of Norwich will preach at the Taftville Congregational church Sunday morning
 Miss Rose Proulx of Hunters avenue i- spending some time in St. Cesaire. Canada.
 Mr and Mrs. Thomas p. Sears of Providence street were visitors in Springfield. Mass. this week
 A number of local residents were in WlNimantic. Friday evening, to attend Inc B. P. O. E. fair.
 InvitaGons are being received in town hy members of the Spanish War Vet l-sns to picnic at Happyland on Sep cmber stn
 Mr. and Mrs. George H. Young and Miss Gertrude NJ. Young of North Third tvenue have been spending the week In Chatham. Mass
 Msss Fabiola Bourgeois of South B rreet has returned to St. Cesaire. Can ida. where she has enrolled for the fall erm at the Academy
 3fr. and Mrs. Ovids Haroux have aken house on South B street.
 The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Cope land. wife Of William C. Kendall. was zeia from her late home on Norwich avenue. Friday afternoon at o'clock Rev. Charles IT, Ricketts, pastor of the Ereenevilie Congregational church. off, ciated The cssket was surrounded with many beautiful floral tributes. The bearers were George J. Meyer. Henry Kendall. George Y. Beardow and Charles T. Webster. Burial was in Ma plewood cemetery, where Rev Mir Rick stts read the committal service Under lsker George c. Grant was in charge uf the arrangements.
 The following were some of the beau tiful floral tributes: Pillow marked Wife. from husband; standing wrea.h marked Mother from daughter and son n-law basket from Hugh Copeland md family and James Copeland and 'amiiy; wreath from Charles Copeland and family wreath from George Cope land and family; spray of roses from Miss Elizabeth Morrison wreath from Hr and Mrs. James Graham: wreatf rom Mr. and. Mrs. George Meyer and ,smHy. spray from Mir. and Mrs Jo. Ieph B0ttomley and Mir. and Mrs Milton 0rLtEEr crescent rom MISS Margaret krauss. spray from Mrs. Connel ana laughter wreath from John Hubbar1 wreath from home department Of Taft rilie Congregational church; wreatf rom Miss Mary Smiles standing wreatf From Cranston company and employees spray from Mir and Mrs. Luther Pack CT. spray from Mir. and Mrs. John Ken dali; spray from Miss Bessie Grimes spray from MT. and Mrs. Martin Kraus. Na.. William Kramer spray from Mir ant Mrs. Fred Dyer and family spray iron Miss Agnes Malone and Miss Rutl Breckenridge. spray from Mir and Mrs Albert Rawlinson and Miss Jennie Wilde.
 Those attending the funeral from ou of town were Mir. and Mrs Jsme- Copeland and son James. from New port. R. l. Mir and Mrs George Cope and and sons Robert and Alfred iron Newport. R. l.; Mir. and Mrs Robsr McCallum and son and daughter. iron Providence. R. T.; Mrs. Richard Whit taker from Pawtucket: Mrs Annie Bur flick from New Bedford Mass Mrs Louise Grecian from Providence, R. L. Mrs. James Wicks from Providence. R D.: Mir and Mrs. James Hodgson iron White Rock, R. l.; John Kendall iron Hartford Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rawlln
  Wilde from Jewett City.
 Troop 3. Boy Scouts. met Friday eve ning in the recreation rooms of th Taftvilie Congregational church, unde the direction of Scoutmaster Victor r Davis There was the usual instruc tion in chemistry in charge of Raymon A. Pingree.
 William Twaddle of North Third sv, nue has left town to accept a postio in Endicott, N '.
 Miss Ethel Stubbs of Pawtucket ] T.. formerly of this village. has been recent guest Of the Misses Louise an Mary stubbs of North B street.
 Houses on Norwich avenue are bein shingied
 The members of the Shooting club m Friday evening at their clubhouse i Lisbon.
 octave Jeanette of New Haven. Is vi iting relatives in town over the wee end.
 John Sullivan of Merchants aven, cut himself severely on the left leg wi a knife Friday afternoon.
 Henry Pion of Hunters avenue h: entered Sherbrooxe college in Canac for a course In business training.
 Mr. and Mrs. WIlfred Gaucher ha, been recent guests of MT. Gaucher brother-ir-iaW and sister in Indian o chard. Mass Mir. Gaucher has retur ef Co hls home on Dion street, but MT Gaucher is remaining for the balance the week and has been joined by h xizter. Ms Annie Ladsur Of South p~ect