Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-22
TAFTVILLE

TIE funeral &C. Miss Bea trics 1Ietcalf
~ss hid Tuesday afternoon At two o.
sock a. the TaftyiIie Congregational
-1lrch with relatives and large num-
'cr o' friends attending. The service
r1s conducted 10y Rev. Arthur Varlev.
pastor OF tho church. The large number
'f floral membranes testified to the
esteem In which the deceased was held
r tho community. The bearers were
Thomas Addison. Samuel I. Armftage.
iu-tare Hedier and Arthur Oddly Burial
vas ir Naplewood cemetery. Norwich.
where Rev Nr. Narley read a commit
7| service a. the grave Tie funeral
arrangements were in charge OF George
p. Grant.
Those WHO sent flowers were as fol
lows. Mrs. suzanne Netcalf. Mr.. and Mrs
ie-re7 o.. Jackson. Gustsva Greenwood.
AIRS and Mrs. William jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Addison, Mr. and Mrs sam
NED J.. Arnita-e Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
eddie. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Renard. Miss
caroline Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Il70Hle7. Mrs Barlow Mrs. Houghtor.
MISS Jennie White Mrs John Wildgoose
Mrs Cara Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
.ir0ncil. Mr.. and Mrs. PHILLIP Baumcar.-
nor Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Heap. NJ. and
Mrs Thomas Greenwood Mr. and Mrs
Patrick j. FoSarty. Mr. and Mrs. Her
-ert r. Hoyle. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pos
'qI ar and Mrs James Coffey.
Miss Metcalf was bcrn in Ashton-U-
.rrr. Lancaster. England. the daughter
% sushanuah Elizabeth Netealf and The
arc Harry Metcaif. She came to this
'0lrtry with her mother a Few wares %
making her home with her uncle and
cunt, Mr. and Mrs. James p. Jackson ~
.Hs village With the exception Of a
short tiue spent iu PIa.nfeId. she made
boz residence in Taftviile Miss Netca1p
was a successful dressmaker. having been
connected With Miss Lily Gee a pronin-
err gown designer and dressmaker of
Oldham, England, before coming to the
'n.tcd states She was an attendant at
'ae Taftviue Congregational church. Her
death occurred Friday evening AT her
home on Norwich avenue after fev,
ts1s Illness ~ pneumonia she is sur
r'veI hy her mother. Her cheerful man
nor and hind words for all won for her
warm pace ir the hearts Of a host of
friends who mourn her sudden and IN
timely death.
N-s Wf'fred smith and Miss Lillian
.arawi- m North r street spent a short
ire this week with friends in Davvifle
md Att7wauEau-
NurIsrir Lambert. n. who died satur-
gay % t-r home NJ hi7 granddaughter
HN IeNr 0I0F street DAME son was -
'-ofrrr ~ Thomas Lambert oC - North
street There arr a so a tSin-bcr OF
r-re and 0s7hcws '1 his village
Trr adjourned annual meeting NJ the
T1rtv 10 Athletic association was held
Uououah hall Noudsv evening at eigh.
-'--7rs v'th President pr. George "
rromr-o0 0-sz ding. The minutes Of the
.et r-cNfir- were ~7sd bv Secretary
George n. voun- and we're approved
r-d fhe trrarurer'z r-0or. rae submit.
.r-T By George Y. Eeardov This rcpori
.r~v.d total receipts of S1of1 So anc
totaf expenditures NJ Ss922>t leaving 4
t--a-r~ i7 fho trsasurv or $500
A. this no.sf some spico WAS injected
'rrr thc meeting regarding etaterre~f
fra- Manager John y. Renoit rad beer
-.fre- lavish with funds fn hiring MAY.
--s during last season. This Mr. RenoH
Fr.--d ard Or Tr771nST- turned tbt
..ir ov.- fo Dennis e. Murphy.
Tr. nom ,natlrr committee consistjn.
.f Henry =. C7ror. bran Hanio7 IN,
,rdrsv Tr.hma0der presented tha 70,
rv ire names n serve for the eonjn,
ar- President pr. GSar~s u. Thomp