Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-24
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state officers. visiting clergymen. degree team and local officers. in charge Of EoJ & DEyer. the menu being as foitowss
 Grapefruit
 Tomato Bouflon-
 Olives CcierT.
 Roast Spring Lamb. Mint Sauce
 Mashed Potatoes. French Green Peas Creamed New Bermuda Oniona Fruit Salad.
 Ice Cream. Assorted Cake. Coffee.
 The celebration. from tho tinne of ths moving of the line to the close of the banquet. proved of special enjoyment. The work in the opera house waa re- ported in the gilt-edge ciasE. not cffe1 surpassed for ceremonial irnprezfveresz- Speciat significance attaches to the hon I ored name with which the ior=al council is endowed. Vey. Rev. Michael MeCabs was one of the pioneer prsesfs and Irfsh Fri7rs of Providence who in the early | Jos ministered to the small Catholic population scattered over New London. Windham and Holland counuos- Hc was the first Catholic pastor of ihs usri-h in Danielson and the first Catholic urie~f fn celebrate mass within the cnnfues of ths village Of JsEett City in fine year Isfe
 at the Thaddeus Clark home on Farfory l Hil. His memory is ruvcred today hy
 the families of 2 feU of the earlier Cath
 plies. including the McCSovcrns. sharkrss
 and DTiscolis. whose older mr1nbe-s were
 established here during tho zeaioua min
 lstrations of the devoted priesf Nhorr
 name the local council is proud to bear. Poverty social, Pa;chaug. Tueldzy n.
 m Supper 6-30-s.3e. Games ir charre
 Of Roy Keiler.-adv.
 Miss Annie MaeKenzis. es. died safu--
 day morning at the home Of Dir. and sfrr
 Duncan Maekzy in Lisbon after long
 illness Miss Naekenzie was born fr Mairn, Scotland. the daughter of William , and Catherine MzcKay AlscEenzie. She
 was a graduate Of Edinh5rr o~llorc and
 a teacher ia DufTsm Enrinnd Sine
 came 10 visit her aunt ou d sra-s fear~
 of shsencs. on account of her health <rs
 was member of the rnT.ad Preshvfsrfar church in Scotland. She is survived f74 her parents and two siEerz- Janet and Clara who live in NaiT-l. a sisler. Eliza
 beth. in Inverness. and flacr H--
 Charles E. Palmer. Of grssEoil. and d
 brother who has a Eorernmenf position in NapsSsaIand- Cnufrai afrfr-a -l-r neiEhbors and friends who lrne- Mi-- Mackenzie speak of hgr az yours , woman Of most pleasing Dcrzora sfy. one who had an unusually lOvable dispoaation- The funeral service for Mrs James Mr. ] CluggaEe was he'd at her home on Pal . mer avenue Saturday afternoon. Rev | Herbert WilDcr. pastor or The Mefhodisf
 church. oficiated. Mrs. William Edmous ! Of Pschaug and Stephen Peckham nf . Norwich sang two hymns zeincted rv Q Mrs. McCiuEEaEe. I Need Thee E.gerg ? Hour and Shsii We Gather at tho River Burial was iH Jeueft City cemetery The
 bearers were John Siroi of Anrorl1. 2 James, Nicoi Of EaS- Hampton Mar
 Alex and William McCiu=rarc Of Jew ! ictt City. There were bca1nifui fcrr-r
 Relatives present were Mrs. Inhn Grant . of North Adams. Mrs Fred Forrir-afi rf
 Lynn. Mass. Mrs. E5rar Sawyer of
 Wenham. Mas Mr. and H-s. Charier E Downs Wssteriy. John Nicoi. a1r1n'a n MT and Mrs. James Nicol. Ear Hrrr- - ton and Robert Nicoi of North r-au7fnr. The American Le<ion Po-s is to hold - a meeting tonight fhondavl fn make ar- n rsngements for the drive called for fhIr ., week to enroll every e1-sersice man and "a woman in the state in the Arnerican Le- ', zion claiming that everyone nr them ,i should be mem5ers for tho good of fhe 'I organization. which must in fhe courrs e os years. take the place or thc Grand .ir- my even now here The Memorial Day arrangements are left to the Lerio-. d The mems eIass ef thr Mefhoaisi
 church spenf a pleasant evening Frisr ,- as guests Of Mir and Mrs George " T Thornton at their home nn fhr Tarlui g. hiahlands. Seven new members wc-r rr- e. ceited into the ciaas. During fhe rvc7' 1. in- an enjoyed refreshments served hT ,f Inc borf and his wife. Tho addrcsarr VI .s fie evening wss cEnerr inraIir '-frreff in D. and entertaining f.. n- Howe faE rf ,f rhrrnoior- ras made fnrre r0rT incin= H' it I the urc of inc skul of man ~rn a' i- hanged for dealing ho-zrr n rrfrr ffr' civic. hack no another zcs. swav fr-r z. hc1o-- Mount N i-1-r T7ar-r wrrr fafsi ot b~ Ear Houard ESr. Ifsrhcrf WiRr' nd and Rev. J " Pagnr. usrieI T.. F1f n i'rs presented fo tho iis-sre-T ruaur n B, ferestin- phases Of tho nssi and n-c1rr ,d win tho theme of Chris1ian feilorzh I d as the basic principle of an irfcrc5i.ni r. address.
 A number of iccsl ssons were "a Moo st sup Saturday eveaing to w,tness work z u. iihe Master Masnn's degree. rirre ld was served.
 5e me lowest tenperature. during 'h oa flaree-nighf freezes was recorded af Y -a h Rays on South Man streef. lce ose ee lhalf inch thick formed. Tho mefr7r' .r \ big army hi-pizns hoond north rsr- 5, d over tho horouFh Saturday an-rn'or of the hrsi cnc secn herr since la-' Flr
 Notable srucnr th, ho-ai dscerait-n- a ,.. Inc congregational churrh sunday va tf ,s crimson Bermuda liir owned ny Nr- " A. Eurdick lis four larro blo1-nrn7 0 r a sinric sfeu1 an. beam fui.
 , Mrs Annie Frost is -nrndin- N' with relative in Hsrvsehnort naT--
 Nr-. Hazsl Evans o' Mf. Vernon. W ] MHaIH.a .HHH