Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-14

Nss T 5scs -da C~oHe Of South A street is passing th" weekend with friends in Hartford. Conn.
 Nr. and Mrs Allan Bogle of Prov!- t'rcr street are the guests of Mir. and ir William Brierly in New Bedford. Mas.
 William Y. Whitehead of South Fourth aTrliuH Is .0 New York for tho holidays. .Th7 Thur day Evening bas!,c.r7- class r'e' Tlrirss9y evening in the Red Cross -a0t:s i1 tls Ponenah huildin- The eass .e now receiving instruction in c;.I.- Cani7c
 T.,vIe A. Tiil'n=hast Of North Slater ayr7"" l. snend'n~ a few days win his 5zCgfts-. Ms Roy Taylor in Now Ha- rrr. wi-'1 his son George Filling H~-- m .;vsck. \. T
 NJ s-d M-5. Jostrh Wood o' North r r'-so- are snending seve al days in New Yer.
 At 'h. Ta'fviu" Ccrsr-~-tiarai oh--ch S.731- morning the~@ viii ta s7ecia' ,..u-', l.-d>- tho Cf-er'ion of Nre Ts nos ' T:qyc1 tFn roioist at the church.. The s7'r-rS v-iI ir,luda C-rist Tr Risen 4. rV. r.a-s.vr. nir~ Out C1ad Dcll7 or E4y- ts-+i1a j. C' part1e+t L.ift I-p Life Tn 1-r- T1l..- s-c-- r. Nara and will hn -i-E f,= ausFtstfs cor,rosed of Arthur r. Atkins. tenor N-s Jan7e- A. Ridwnll -,r-su0: HTl-s Lucille Howard cont-sl- t', and Thomas Grir1shaw, bass. The oreluds and post;udc will he played on .ba organ by Miss Nellie Howia and on he nlauo by Miss Dorothy Wood
 A. " Stoddard of N~cw orx wa~ a business caller in the village Wednesday. Gustsve Paaneuf of South Front street as resigned his position with the Pone- nsh Company.
 At the high mass Thursdav morning at he Sacred Heart church. there was T r-ocession in honor Of tho Blessed Sac -zinent which was participated in by g. nu11ne- of the pupils of the Sacred Hes-t school
 The Ponemah Mills closed Thursday -lrht fo- the roma ,nder of the week.
 The Has-Becns' club met Thursday ev- >AiaE at the home of John D. Sharples on North Front street.
 hlhe-t O. Lambert has been confined to a's home on North A street by illness.
 Court Wequounoc. F. Of A. met on Thursday evening in the St. Louis hall.
 row of elm trees is heinz set out in front of the reservoir on Merchants ave nue
 Harold Fitzpatrick of New Bedford, Mass. spent few days with friends in town this week.
 TaftviIls people were greatly surprised Ca reading R. C. P.aut's letter in The Bulletin 'o learn of the death Of Mrs, Herbert Ponaby !u Los Angeles. Califor- -is. MT and Mrs Ponaby were at one tine residents of this village, where they had relatives. They located here when arriving in this country from England and resided at IS North R street for .one time. On account of Mir. Ponsby' cath they removed 10 Los Angeles a here they have since made their homs st 20a Alma street.
 Alfred Poyerd of North 3. street re- -e.ved word Thursday Of the death of h!s son George Poyerd at the Govern nient Hospital at New Haven. Conn., where he was undergoing treatment. George Poyerd was lifelong resi- dent Of TaftvEle. and had been em- 7loyed by the Ponemah Mills up to the time the Norwich Natl Guard waE called inhl service, when he went with his company into training at the island forts and later went to France He served throughout the war and when re was honorably discharged from the army, he re-entered the employ Of the Ponemah Mills, but his health gave way and he was obliged 70 resign his position. He was treated for some t'me at home, and was ther sent to the Government Hospital al New Haven, where he remained unti ne died Mr. Poyerd was an earnest and ambitious young man, an excel ieut workman, and fsvogite witt