Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-05

| John Wells of East Hampton, with
Others Miss Little Beekwith of Mountain
street viii entertain Miss Florence Spen-
Ger of Brown school, Hartford; Miss
Emma. Hill of Summit street entertains
Miss Annie Robinson; Mrs. Lou Huitz
goes to New London as guest Of Mrs.
Frank A. CONS ocks Miss Kate Landon
Poe Everett. Mass IS to beentertained by
MRS. John MacB ougal of Norwich
Mrs. Ida Walker Hayden. wife5of Viii
lard w Hayden Of 70 Mountain street,
died at her home "Wednesday after being
Lin poor health for some time. She was
thorn ii Newburgh, Me, April 20, 1866,
the daughter Of John and Eliza Folsom
PhiIbrfek, and had made her home in
IWillimantic for IS years. Besides hes
husband, she leaves a son, Russell H.
Walker, of this city.
Il The funeEaI Of Mrs. Elizabeth Caisse
ECouchon was held Thursday morning at
4 $50. o'clock, at4her home. % Main street.
4 IN the solemn requiem high mass at St.
Mary's church at 9 o'clock Rev. j. j.
IPapillon was celebrant; Rev. ]. j. Tyler,
deacon, and Rev. Hormisdas Belize, sub
deacon There was special singing by
the choir Of st. Mary3s church, with Mrs.
Joseph r. Gaudreau at the organ, As the
body was borne into the church it was
Il
Iciety and escorted TO the sanctuary rail.
Carrying the banner were Mrs. Eugene
Cote Mrs. Henry Girard and Mrs. Ma
poleon Maheu. The canopy bearers were
Mrs. Joseph Riquier Mrs. Joseph Des-
rosier Mrs. Zenon Beausoleil and Mrs.
Jacob Lariviere. The bearers were Alex
is, Octavienne and Xavier Caisse, Oliver
Hervieux, Dieudenne Riquier and Joseph
EGauthru. Burial was in the family burial
plot OF st. Josfph's cemetery. A com
initial service vas read at tie grave by
Rev. Father Tyler, assist9r by lsev. Fa-
Their Beiec.
II The ArbOr day program at Natchaug
school in grades 4 and 5, taught by Miss
IO'YeiiI and Mrs. Sullivan, given Thurs
day afternoon at the school, was in cele-
Rration Of the golden anniversary of the
establishment Of -Arbor day. The follow
ing program was Wei carried CIT;
i Grade IE,. Frances. T. O'NeiH, teacher:
Song, The Garden Dance What Do We
Plant, Mary Hajduz Under the Trees,
George Woodward Our Arhar Day Tree,
class; The Usefulness Of Trees, Walter
Leirans and Thomas Sullivan; song,
Dear Brown Bird; The Secret, Rose
Dzwonczyk; The BIuebird girls of the
hclass; Roilicking Robin, Arthur Swan
Eson; The Brown Thrush, boys of the
class; Be Kind to the Birds, George
Haddad; song, The Bluebird.
Grade v. Susan T Sullivan. teacher:
Piano duet, Maytime, Alice Marrotte and
Winifred Andrews; governors prociama-
, ton, reading, Solomon Brettschneider
The Apple. Tree, song, pupils; Trees, by
qJoyce Kiiner. recitation, Alice MarrotteE
Reasons Why Trees Should Be Planted
Teacher, Josephine Sereiny; first child
Il(lrr anlfsYit Edna afi canopf
t. child. Economy, Harry Jones; third child
Cause OF. Health, Rose Ives; fourth child
Modification of Climate, Truman Ives
l fifth child, Rainfall. Selma Clauson
sixth child For the Birds, Santo Bonano
, seventh child, Defamation OH Trees
$ Omer Derosier; The Walking Flowers
Z song, pupils The Trees Dream, recita
ton Jennie Seretny; The Spring Woods
song, pupils; Woodman, Spare That Tree
recitation, class: Story of a Nest. recita
4 Ltion, Grace Windmilser; The Maple Tree
: recitation, Winifred Andrews.
Q Brief Notes.
Federal Prohibition officers congdol
: and Briggs visited the home of William
q H. Small No. IL Union strete, Thursda,
morning and found two and one-hal
gallon still made from an oil cam a cop
t per coli and cooler. Three bottles con
u tanning moonshine We're also seized whe
found back. of the kitchen stove Sma,
: was net at home when the. officers mad
the raid, but a member ofetae househo,
was told to notify him to appear befor
L. S. Commissioner Earl Mathewson a
Norwich Saturday morning.
Rev. and Mrs David ONerton of thi
city attended the ceremonies at the A. y
E. Zion church in Amherst, Mass, Wee
nesday, when mortgage papers wer
burned. Rev. Mr.. Overton was forme
pastor Of the Amherst church.
Johnny Cooney, the youthful pitche
who went with the Boston Braves afte
d making good with the American Threa
II team in this city has been sent 10 I'll
New Hagen Eastern league team for ses
scning, The Braves viii recall him Z
/ the end of the baseball season
IS The 0dell NJ. Chapman Continents
y Fife and Drum corps is planning the al
5 nual; field day June. Sd Many out
. town corps will take part in the b
q parade.
t Charles and Celina Carpenter Of Nort
h Windham have sold their 81 acre farI
IT with buildings, to Hobart Wright of Ma
ID den, Mass
= 1t has been announced by Principal
Il L, DAVIDSON of Goddard seminary. Barr
i VT. that Kiss Cecilia England, daught
he Of Mr.. and Mrs. George England
e. Chaplin, will be class valedictorian
es 1922
y Miss Fannie Bishop of North Adam
Mass, is the guest Of Mrs. A c. Perso
IT of Prospect street.
* Mrs, c. w. Miller. who spoke Wedne
A. day at~ths. Congregational church on h
- Ave years in Ceylon, is visiting h
e brother, Rev. Allen H Gates of See
< land, prior to meeting her husband
a. New York, where he is enjoying a yeal
gu leave. of absence from missionary wo
~ in Ceylon.
ar Miss Vera Stearns. a graduate of t
iii Normal school, is to be the week e
guest of Mrs. George S. Elliott of Pre-
in pect street.
ur Miss Sara Keevers of the Red Gre
ne Nurses association has been called
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