Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 24, 1920, Page 8

] died at the home of Forest C. Leffingwell ‘CL % s GAIE FERRY He was born in Montyille, where he CHAPUN A pieasing entertainment at the Coun-| spent the greater-part of his life. He is| Mrs. Myrtle Locke, teacher at the try club house Tuesday evening was the| survived by a sister, Mrs. Harriet Brom-| South Chaplin scheol is attending the Pamily Album, as exhibited ”i \{!rl: | ley, bl:vent[l ngtyi"filrhal::;?r “;"afn'éi-qax Sicirior oot S Sk Mo i kanum, under the| member i antis f % :n‘:;i::!i:n::e gaxgoi‘:ry Library, Mips! chureh at Leffingwell, and a member.of Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge E. Snow, ?’m Grace Povey, chairman. * Norwich grange. The funeral was beld | have beer spending Several,weeks * at The programme opened With a selection [ Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr.| jjinwood, with their daughter, Mrs. Will- by a six-piece orchestra, violins, Miss| Leffingwell. Rev. A. D. Matheson offici-| jam Barton, have retiirned to their home Jennie G. Perkine and William Wright; | ated. ‘The bearers were T. C: Leffingwell, Lin tne village. ¥ ] mandoling, Mrs. R. Irving Hurlbutt, Al-{ F. C. Lefingwell, Ernest Lthrop and C.| Mr. and Mrs. Willism Barton of Elm- fred E. Voorhees; cornet, Reginald Ash-| E. Eilis. wood were visitors in town Sunday. bey; Mrs. Rufus W. Hurlbutt pianist. = This cuiet and healthful town is draw- Gifteén pictures were shown. Mrs. Pease| Hartford.—The Polish Nafional corpor-| inz people from the city who are pur- read the description of each. Mrs. Pease, | ration of Hartford:filed a certificate to[ chasing homes. = Mr. “Sinclair, of New Miss Evelyn Richards; mother, MrS.| change the nature of its husiness to| Haven, recently Bought the farm on Delphine Fish; father, Alfred E. Voor-| that of.a wholesale and retail:mercantile| Orchard Hill in the nqpth part of ‘the hees: Mrs. Peace (as a little girl),| concern. 5 %7 | town and is occupying the place. - Flenora Weiderman: Eben (my hus- plt band), Reginald Ashbey; me, as a bride, Mrs. Rufus W. Hurlbutt; Eben and Me together. Mrs. Hurlbutt and Reginald Ashbey : Twins, Dorothy Buck and Dara- thy Fable : parson. Rev. Peter C. Wright. | D D.; parson’s wife, Mrs. J. Edmund Norman : parson’s hoy, Gordon Maniere PART 1 Sister Caroline, Mrs. Edward H. Lati- mer; her husband, Walter M. Bucking- ham . Sophila, Mildred Voorhees; Mrs. Fliza| Mary Voorhees eze belle, Mrs. an: Grandpa Hobbs, R. B. Tafft. was mustc between the parts and e selection by the orchestra with aux. Master Richard Latimer Alfred Sears salut- THE NEW FALL STYLES N FURNTURE A0F W N REAL ABUNDANCE 1 New Furnihn_'e, the kind that makes the home a companionable place in which to live, may now be found here in a complete variety of all the newest styles. 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