Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-15

 ceremonies The organist was Miss Te- | resa Sullivan of Plainfeld. Victor Clou- l their assisted in the music of the mass. | The bearers for Mrs. Benjamin Mette l were Frank. Dedea and Joseph Mette i her brothers-in-law. and Frank, Victor | and William Vincent, her brothers. For Mrs. Phoebe Hebert, Felix, Charles. Hen ry and Alfred. her brothers, and Ernest and Homer Hebert, her brothers-in-law. Honorary bearers were Mrs. Patrick Kelly Mrs. George Vosper, Mrs. D. Jo- doin and Mrs. A. Gagne, members of St. Anne society of which Mrs. Hebert was member.
 Bearers for Byron Phillips were Ade- lard Dubois, Pete Hebert Pat Buckley, Harry Ducat, K. of c. members Paul Cournoyer and Philip Smith, members of L'Union St. Jean Baptiste. The Knights of Columbus honorary bearers were Emile Dupere, Joseph Laramie and P. H. Rolleau. St. Jean the Baptiste 1 honorary bearers were Aldas Boulais. C. l Cort Noir, and Victor lCkoutier. The l guard of honor hr Byron Phillips was 1 Ovilla Charron, Ralph Senay, James Burby, Eugene OuiIlette, J. A. Leahy and i Henry Ueichie, members Of the K of 1 c.
 Burial was at All Halrows' cemetery i at MoosuP. Rev. Fathers Morrissey and | monies at the graves The floral pieces 1 included: To Wife from Husand Philip i Hebert; to Wife from Husband, Ben 1 jamin Mette
 From brother Cyrene Phillips, from members of the Hebert family to the three; three from friends; from MT. and l Mrs Frank Guertin, Deidace Mette and 1 family; Mrs. William and Mrs. George Kay, shop mates, No. 2 carding room, Plalni1eld and Moosup relief committed i The American Federation of Textile Op- eratives, Local No. ST; Card Room local. No 55; Mrs. White and daughter and Mrs Walker, Spinners and SpooIfng de- partment No ?; Loom Fixers' Union, l Local No. 5S; members of the Knights of Columbus, members of L'Union St. | Jean Baptiste
 1 St Johns Council, No. 2254 and Court St. George No% 1S0, L'Union St. Jean Baptiste, members turned out in a body to honor MT. Phillips.
 The following members of the K of '. loaned their autos and gave their ser vices to the families of the deceased: Louis Lamothe, Sr., James A. Coffey, A. W Daugherty, Joseph Sevigney, James Mulldoon, Louis Lamothe, Jr., J. A. Lea ny, Joseph Metevier, Joseph Bedard, Jr., Joseph Vallancourt, Joseph Laramie. Rev rather Morrissey, Joseph Cournoyer, T. J. Driscoll, Emile tDupere. Others who donated their cars and services were Mrs l Charles Como, Henry Gauthier, MT. Gaudreau, Mrs. Walker also many other frlends. Emile Lafranier had charge of assigning the automobiles; James Arul- doon and W. C. Provost had charge of directing the cars.
 The committee in charge for St Johns council was James Coffey, J A Leahy lO G. Charron, Eugene OuilImette and Emile Dupere, committee for L'Union St. Jean, Alfred Loiselle, Joseph Levesoue Aida Boulais, Paul Cournoyer and D. Cortnoir.
 Out of town relatives who attended the funerals were Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Will lett of Norwich; Mir and Mrs. Joseph Mette, Attleboro; Mir and Mrs. Josenh Labrecque, Mir. and Mrs. William Bois- vert, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Tatro, New Bedford; MT. and Mrs. Pat Buckley, Boston, MT. and Mrs. Francis Vincent. Worcester, MT. and Mrs. Pat Bitney and family, Providence; Frank Mette Nor wich; Mir and Mrs. Eddie Lanoie and family, Arctic. R. l.; MT and Mrs. Charles Vincent, Lowell, Mass Mir. and Mrs. Felix Vincent and family, New York, Leo Vincent, of Fort Wright: Will liam Arpin and daughter, Baltic Mir and Mrs. Joseph Laflesh, Milbury, Mass MT. and Mrs John Laf1esh, Putnam; Mrs. La Liberty and son, Jewett City; Mir. and Mrs. David Hebert, Moosup; Mir and MrS IrouX MooSup.
 Samuel Butterworth of the Lawton Mills corp. loaned the closed car and rendered the services of the two nurses, Miss Kirby and Miss Enright, who &C., ccmpanied Mrs. William Vincent, moth- CT of the deceased.
 l.. B. Kennedy of Danielson had charge of the funeral arrangements.
 The bodies of Byron Phillips and Mrs Della Hebert, who were killed ot the grade crossing at Sterling, Sunday, aLsr that of Mrs. Ben Mette, who died at the Backus hospital Sunday evening from her injuries, were brought to the home , of Hebert Phillips. husband Of Mrs. He. bert, Monday. In the evening at 7S0 : the members of St. Johns Council No
 2254, K. of C., of which MT. Phillip, was member, met at their rooms ant
 in body, headed by Rev. Father Nor rissey, chaplain of the council, with
 Grand Knight Ovilla Charron and Pas
 Grand Knight Ralph Seney, marched t'
 MT. Hebert's house where the three bod
 les are lying. At the house Rev. Fathei
 Morrissey led in the recitation of tn,
 rosary. The K. of C. members brought
 beautiful floral piece. Gates Ajar Members of the K. of c. were then as
 signed as guards, remaining throughou
 the night and morning. Later in tn,
 evening the members of Council St
 George, L'Union St. Jean the Baptiste of which MT. Phillips was also a mem
 Der. marched in a body to the house
 there offering prayers. The members
 of Union St. Jean the Baptiste on Tues
 day brought a beautiful floral piece
 Throughout the evening and Tuesda,
 friends and relatives from all parts, alst
 delegations from the St. Anne societ!
 and of the local carders' union of whicl
 Mir. Phillips was president, visited tn,
 house where the three bodies were ly
 ing in their cof11ns in the same room
 During the evening Mrs. William Win
 cient, mother of the two women an,
 mether-in-law of MT. Phillips collapse,
 again from grief, as did also Leo Yin
 cient. her son.
 Tuesday evening St. Johns. Council
 No. 2254. held commemorative service
 at their council chambers for. Brothe
 Phillips. Those conducting the service
 were Rev. Father Morrissey,- the chap llain, Grand Knight Ovilla Chafror Deputy Grand Knight Eugene Oullnfettt
 Chancellor James Coffey and Warde
 Samuel Chabotte. Members of the K
 of c. and St. Jean Baptiste Society vii
 act as bearers at the funeral toda
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