Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-15
EINDHAM COUNTY.
gKONK.
Reorganization of Sunday School
Funeral of Mrs. Albert g. Greene,
Member of Norwich Baptist Church.

The Sunday school of the Line meet
1g house acid its annual reorganiz1-
ton meeting last Sunday. The treas
urers report showed all regular bills
up to July l paid with balance in
hand. This included the paying of
a debt incurred during the previous
year.
The following officers were elected
by ballot. Superintendent, Rev. y.
Martin Kellogg, for the fifth year; as
sistant superintendent, Deacon j. Cy.
rus Turner, for the sixth year; second
assistant Mrs. II. M. Kellogg; secre-
tary and treasurer, Miss Mabel Brown,
reelected; assistant, Miss Lottie
Stanton; librarians by acclmation,
Ralph M. Kellogg and Robert Shahan;
board Of management, Mrs. II. M. KEEL
4cKg, Mrs. A. A, Stanton, Mrs. Ann Co.
rey, Mrs =. Byron Gallup Miss Me-
linda Gallup, Miss Margaret Tanner,
organists. Miss Lottie Stanton, Mrs.
H. M. Kellogg. Several committees
were appointed to make arrangements
for Children's Sunday in June.
Miss Sarah Marsh, a teacher in
MooaAIp, was the guest over Saturday
and Sunday of Miss Ruby kellogg at
the parsonage Of the line meeting
house.
ssd Birthday Celebration.
Mrs. George Tanner has been visit
ing her father, Moses Esten, in Paw
tueket, r. J., whose SD birthday was
celebrated by a family reunion. Over
twenty grandchildren were present.
and many other relatives. Fills health
and Yigor are remarkable for his years.
Hung May Basket.
The young people of the parish, on
a recent evening, hung a beautiful May
basket at the door of the home Of
Misses Phoebe and Olive Tanner. A
delightful evening was enjoyed.
Attended Wauregan Meeting.
Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Stanton and Mrs.
George H. Gallup attended the re-
cent woman's missionary meeting at
Wauregan.
Miss Melinda Gallup is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Peieg Peckham, in Moo
sup. the past week.
Cam Gallup Of Lyme spent Sunday
at his fathers, Fairview farm.
Mumps is epidemic among the
youth.
Mrs. Albert Hill and infant Of Moo
sup have visited her grandmother
Mrs. Ann Corey.
Death a Year After Marriage.
The funeral of Mrs. Albert G. Greene
was held on Saturday afternoon at
che house on the White Spring farm
A large number OF relatives and
friends and many of the neighbors for
miles around were present. There
were beautiful flowers. Rev. A. A.
Smith, formerly pastor Of Sterling Hill
Baptist church, now pastor of West
minister Congregational church, ofici-
ated. This clergyman had officiated
at her marriage with Mr.. Greene only
a little over a year ago. He was as
sisted by Rev. H. M. Kellogg of the
Line meeting house. Both highly eu-
logized her In remarks and prayer for
her amiaole Christian qualities of wo-
wanly character. Burial was in the
W cemetery in Plainheld.
Mrs. Greene was the third wife of
Albert Greene. She was born July 4,
1858, making her 90 years old. Her
maiden name was Frances ]. Card,
daughter Of Charles P. and Mary
Card. Her aged mother lives in Plain
held and was present at the funeral.
She married first George G. Young.
Afterward was married to Nelson w.
Wheeler. She has four children sur
viving, George Young, Frank Young,
Flora Wheeler and Mrs. Alice Conrad.
She had for many years been a mem
Der Of the Central Baptist church of
Norwich. She brought genial fellow
ship and radiant sunshine Of influences
into the community which ever great
ly appreciated and made her deserv-
eddy popular and she will be greatly
missed.