There is to be a real old-fashioned
harvest festival at the church on Oct
ober 27. There will be a supper con
slating of corned beef, vegetables,
and al the “fixins”. followed by no
&i ctlon of ft rden produce.
Rev. S. J. A. Rook is attending
Preachers' meeting at East Hampton.
St. Philip’s
Sunday, October 17: Celebration i/
Holy Communion at 7.45 a. m.
Morning Prayer and sermon at 9.4F
Church school Immediately following
* its service.
OBITUARY
Anson A. Reed
Anson A. Reed, father of Volney V.
Leed of this city, died at his home iD
Moosup Valley alst Wednesday.
Funeral services were held at his
heme Saturday morning at 10 o’clock.
The body was then bhought to Put
nam and another service held at the
home of Volney Reed, for those wb i
could not be present at the Moosup
Valley home. Burial was in the
Grove street cemetery.
Mr. Reed is survived by his wife,
two sons, oyiney V. of I’utnam and
Thomas P. of Worcester; and two
brothers. Judge Joel need of Stitt- j
ford Springs and Morgan Reed oi |
Union.
Robert I, Shaver
Robert I. Shaver of West Wood- j
stock d'ed October 10. aged 72 years j
and a half. Funeral was held at th»- j
hous* Tuesday afternoon. Burial takes I
place today (Wednesday) at South-1
field. Mass.
Manson Hanley
Monday morning, the funeral of Ma
rion Hartley was held from his hdrn
at Pomfret Landing with services ar
St. Joseph's church in Dayville. Rev.
Ignatius Host being celebrant of the
requiem mass, which was attended by
relatives and many friends. Burial was
in St. James'* cemetery. Danielson. The
bearers were Thomas Hanley, Wi!-.
liam Hanley, John Hanley and .Tame- J
Lyons.
