Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-24
WILLIMANTIC

#. ana 7A1dESaISL E. PeQIOfQ CI. ReIef. 12-Stephen, IT.. son of Stephen and Mary Hanson Barnufsky.
 12-Wanda daughter of John and l Mary Niemiec Sysdek.
 12-Joseph Gerard. son of Ferdinand |
 and 5Loda Caisse Fortier.
 13-Arthur4 Roderick. son of Annede and l 1 Ida sPelletier Arbouc
 1 15-Maynard Joseph, son of Louis and
 Alice Galiivan Ely.
 16-Marie Rose Anna Rita daughter of 1 Wilfred and YvoHne Bourre Rivard 16-Ernest Winfield. son of Ernest C. 1 and Anna Livcaket Jacobs. l 21-Lloyd Eugene, son of Eugene and
 Marjory Durham Ayers.
 21--Louis' Adolph, son of Louis and An 1 geline Donis Lachapelle. l 23-Frederick son of Michael and Ser 1 tha Trocek Klosowsk
 23-William Campbell son of Merwyn | H. and Phebe Campbell Squires | 24-Therese .F'idelis, daughter of Pierre i and Emma Martin aLaramee. 1 26-Joseph Philip, son of Alfred and Alice Lagenesse Nertefeuille. I 2T-Angelina Lydia, daughter of \ Marion and Ida Depathy Mazzola. l 27-Peter son of Afanas and Atalia i Novik Hrenuk
 1 2S-Mary .Cecille Doris. daughter. of I George and Yvonne Vertefeuille Mcclure l 2S-Dorothy Elizabeth, daughter of
 Delbert and Lydia Houle Witt. l 29-Frederick Leonard, son of Joseph and Helen Mueller Astmann.
 1 3O-Edna May, daughter of Harry H. and Dorothy Potter Mason. I 3I-Nellie daughter of Isadore and Katarzyina Kasperkiewicz Rajcher.
 I 31-Homer Roderick. son of Edmund
 J. and Edith May Ladd Peckham.
 Mrs. Dorothy Pearl chanplin. aged 19, 1-
 day morning She was born in Coventry
 and Estelle Aborn Beebe. She is survived
 by her husband. Merrill T. Champlin, her mother. Mrs. Addie A. Beebe, three
 brothers. Henry, Hobart A. and Theodore Beebe, two sisters, Myrtle and Edith of
 West Dennis, Mass. and two children Merrick and Arletta Champlin Christian Science Sunday morning ser vice will be held at 1045 in the Woman's club room, S03 Main street Subject of T the lesson sermon, Christian Science. Sun- day school is to be held at 9,30 a. m., and Wednesday evening meeting in same room at 7.30.
 Natcilaug lodge, No. g. K. of F.. will hold it's annual memorial exercises Sun Il day afternoon at 2 o'clock at Castle hall Rev. Harry S. McCready, pastor of the f Congregational church, will deliver the
 1 address. Following the services at the |, i hali, the members will form in line on
 Main street and, headed, by the American I l band, march to the WilIimantic cemetery, where the graves of deceased members : will be decorated, following which tri- I angle will be formed at the graves of
 FCank E. and William c. Cummings and
 appropriate exercises conducted. Charles I A. Gates, P. G. C.. will act as marshal of l the parade and will have as aides Cari R. l Afford, Thomas Willett, Henry L. Searls f Henry Vogel. William H. Bowman and ? William E. Jackson.
 In recognition of the first anniversary of Troops ? and 3, Boy Scouts of Amer ica, of St. Josephs R. C. parish, the oc- cason was observed last evening at St :. Josephs hall with an informal gathering ; at 7.30.
 The laying of the concrete on the ex. 2 tended stretch of block paving on Main f street was started Friday morning by the street department under direction o1 . City Engineer R. F. Mitchell and Fore man John Collins. The stretch is from 2 Bridge street to the permanent paving 1T $ front of the town building. The city re- s gently purchased 8 concreet mixer which Q is being used in the work. 1. At the regular meeting of the W. B. 4 -i of the Maccabees Thursday evening : = cidSS or Ilne canQlQdCeS was initiated e Sixteen members from Norwich wer' q present. A luncheon was served and : I general good time enjoyed. e The short calendar session of Windhan
 1 county superior court scheduled for Fri 4 day afternoon in this city was not helt h due to the fact that Judge c. L. Avery a n the close of the session of court at Put 2 nam Tuesday night ordered a recess Thi | was not known generally in this city ant g a few local lawyers who went to the oour C chamber found the dooes locked. T A surprise party was held in honor 0 l. the birthday of Alderman Louis J. Flyn, l. at his home 209 Jackson street. Thursda, i- evening. A number of his friends wer IT in attendance.
 q The senior reception which was hell r Friday evening at the state armory wa d 8 decided success. A large number o el couples were in attendance and the boxe ], ranged along the sides were nicely dec d orated. Music was by a local orchestra n, President Marcel ObernesseT and Vic "a President Florence Macfar1ane jed tn
 grand march.
 e The Misses Helen Hearty and Doroth n Burgess returned Thursday from wis ,d with friends in Boston.
 The Misses Irene and Janice Grant C II Mt. Hope are in Providence attending th
 national Red Cross and medical socis r service e0nference which is to be in ses a sion for ten days.
 H. Miss Helen Carter of South Coyentr,
 who has been employed in Hartford hs n accepted a clerical position at the welfal
 bureau of child relief in this city ,d James P. Mustard, G. B. Gilman, Wa
 lace Bassett and A. F. Brown rnotored { If New London Friday afternoon to witne. ,1e the Yale-Harvard race on the Than,
 river.
 nh MT. and Mrs Earl Wampole of Adam
 Mass. visited at the home of MT ar |, Mrs. E. R. Portelance Friday while
 route to New London to take in the al If nual Yale-Harvard race on the Than.
 river in the afternoon. ,a Mrs. Edward Collins and Mrs. Ca
 Wingertsman and the latter's son Da nd mold of No. fl High street left Frids
 morning on the New York express for d weeks visit with Mrs Collins sister, MT Albert Eickers
 Mrs. Helen Boss Cummings has r - turned from the 18th reunion of her cla
 at Smith college and reports a most e \ ] joyabie time. Her class, '97 had u | l largest percentage present a. the cla I supper and won the silver cup. Miss Helen Thompson of 275 Prospe I street is entertaining Miss Constan | i Clapp of Lafayette street, Norwich, f \ i the high school festivities. f Mir. and Mrs Noah D. Webster of | \ 1 Walnut street are in Maine at ". c. No