Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20
WILLIMA ANTIC


 pleaded guilty to overlooking his vehi- cle, which is of seven passenger capac- ity. Maloney said that he came to this city Saturday evening with a load. When about to start, another Manchester man appeared on the scene and asked to be taken along and Maloney told him to get in. Officer Larribiere happened along at this time and on looking the car over found that 1t contained ten peo- pie. Maloney was told to appear in court. Judge Foss imposed the mini mum fine of S5 and costs amounting to s1015, which was paid.
 The case of A. Robitaille of this city, charged with carrying passengers on a commercial license was continued until Saturday morning of this week.
 Clara Bradley who resides on the Plains road, windham was arrested Monday noon on warrant sworn out by John Hopkins of Mansfield, charging her with assault and breach of the peace, The warrant was made out by Grand Juror Frank Millerd and served by Deputy Sheriff Eldredge. The Brad 1 ley woman was taken before Justice of the Peace George H. Andrews and pleaded not guilty The testimony showed that the man and woman had quarreled Saturday morning at Hopkins 1 house, where she was employed as a housekeeper. Mrs. Bradley had tea | pot in her hand and she claimed that 1 Hopkins went to strike her and in dodg- l ing, the hot tea was spilled on his arms and chest. Judge Andrews was of the 1 opinion that both were to blame, found them guilty and assessed both the costs in the case amounting to s16.5o. He or dered that the costs be divided, each paying sS.25.
 l Funeral services for Frank B. Law renee were held Monday afternoon at : 1 o'clock at the late home in South Gov. entry. Rev. Charles G. Johnson officiat l ed. Interment took place in the Ma than Hale cemetery.
 Mrs. Ida Benoit. widow of Edmond Benoit, who died Saturday at the hom, of her son, Ovila Benoit, of 199 Mail street was born November 29, 1884, il Weedon. Canada. the daughter of Dana and Julie Fortier Benoit Mrs. Benoi was an ardent member of St Mary parish and a devoted and kind mothe to her family. She belonged to the La dies of St. Anne society. The deceasei is survived by two daughters, Mrs. An toine Claing of this city and Mrs Wi liam Ryan of West Virginia ; five sons Ovila, Ernest and Remes of this city Albert of Hartford and Leopold in tn navy, in South American waters; fou sisters, Mrs. Alvine Benoit, Mrs. Ameli Bernarclie, Mrs. Henry Tibault and Ev Benolts all of Lewiston, Me, and on brother. Adolph Benoit of Lewiston Me.
 , The funeral was held Monday morr ing from her home at s.30 o'clock. fo lowed by requiem mass at St. Mary 8 l'church at g o'clock. Rev I. ]. Papillo oficiated As the body was being take into the church it was met by a delegs : tion of the Ladies of St Anne societ and escorted to the sanctuary rail. Ca 2 rying the banner were Mrs. Euge1 . Cote Mrs. George Baiflarson and MT 9 Ferdinand Rernier The canopy bea CTS were Mrs. Joseph Boulais Mrs. N r poleon Laliberte, Mrs. Joseph Phane , and Mrs Omer Marcoux There was SD cial singing by the choir of the Ladi of St. Anne society with Mrs. Josel Gaudreau at the organ. The beare were Mechel Chalifoux, Joseph .Boula Marcisse Chamberlain. George Bailla gon, Ferdinand Bernier and Edmol Theroux Interment followed in St. J seph's cemetery. where a committal SC vice was conducted by Rev. J. J. Pap lon.
 Joseph Roberts, infant son of Mir. al Mrs. David Roberts died at the home
 his parents, GA Maple avenue, ear Sunday morning. Besides his paren the child is survived by one sister al one brother. The funeral was held Mo day afternoon, interment taking pla
 In the Willimantic cemetery.
 Preliminary work has been started
 the Willimantic Country Club house the hill on the east side of the golf lin on the cemetery road, with Charles
 Jordan in charge. The cellar is bel
 excavated at present and much of t stone that is being removed will be us for the foundation walls. The Green
 laid recently are fast getting in sha
 and are being moved regularly As }
 no match games have been played
 the links but some of the members ha
 been practicing there and getting ir
 trim.
 One of the poles of the Rockville W
 limantic Lighting company located
 the yard of the Central Vermont Ra
 way took fire yesterday morning a
 caused considerable excitement for
 short while Men were sent down fri
 the electric plant to save the pole.
 was found that the fire was caused frt = one of the fuses burning out on hi
 tension wire. The damage was soon
 paired.
 Miss sabra stoughton daughter of
 and Mrs. John stoughton of No. 4 \ Pleasant street, holds the record for D C feet attendance at school in the sta n it is believed. She is a junior at {
 Windham High school and in the pi - nine years or since March, 1913, she I
 never been absent or tardy. For
 terms at the grammar school and tn - years at high school she has never mi
 ed q session, starting when she was
 pupil in the second grade of the gra M mar school.
 The annual graduation exercises