Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-12
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Raymond J. GazIey.

News was received in Norwich Sat urday of the death Friday morning at her home in Clarksburg. W.Va, of Mrs. Raymond J. Gaziey. She had been i'll with typhoid fever, following the death of her adopted son, Frank GazIey, from the same cause.
 Mrs. Gazley became known 10 many in Norwich society during her visits to MT. and Mrs. James Lewis Smith Of Broad street. She was a young woman of most engaging personality, an ac- complished musician. fine iinguist, and won friends wherever she went. She was a native of Vermont.
 In her home town. where her hus- band is owner and manager Of The Waldo. one of the finest and largest inent member of the Episcopal church, to which she Hberally contributed. But so broad were her charities that she was largely instrumental in insuring 2 the success of the finely equipped hos pital conducted by the Roman Catholic Sisters. Just before her fatal illness she directed play for charity which netted over $500 and proved go sue cessful that it was repeated by request. Her home was the center of much of the social life of Clarksburg and she was brilliant and capable leader in the set where she was so popular and beloved.
 The tidings of her death reached Mir. and Mrs. Smith Friday afternoon in New York. where they are visiting on their way south.
 Mrs. J. H. Kelley.
 At her late home, No. r Winchester street, Sunday morning at about s o'clock occurred the death of Harriet A. Post wife of the late J. H. Kelley. She was 5 years of age and had been an invalid for q long period of time. Heart failure was given as the cause of her death. Mrs. Kelley was born in Saybrook, and was the last member of her immediate family. Her husband died twenty wears aga. ..She had lived on Winchester street for q long period and was well known in this city. She was an honored member of the Second Congregational church, where her hus- band was deacon.
 Mrs. W. H. Palmer.
 Lucy Augusta Bailey, wife of Will lard H. Palmer, passed away at nine o'clock Sunday evening at her late home. al No. 376 Main street, after an illness of about ten months. Mrs. Palmer was operated upon for cancer last February and has been in poor health ever since. The deceased was and was the daughter of the late Asel and Janet Bailey. In June. 1SS6. she was married to Willard IT. Palmer, who is employed al the Norwich State hospital
 She has always lived in this sec ton where she was an honored mem Der of the Third Baptist church. She was also, at one time a member of the Golden Cross society. Mrs. Palmer had a pleasin disposition and had a host of friends, who will mourn her loss
 She is survived by her husband, 8 daughter Mrs. Janet Cummings. son Mason H. Palmer, three brothers, AL | bert of Bozrah. Winfield :. of New 1 London, and George q. Bailey of this city; one sister, Mrs Clinton Gardner | of Gardner Lake. a nephew, JabeZ Eai- 1 ley of Bozrah, and niece, Miss Helen | Bailey of New London
 Charles F. ladd. [ The death of Charles F. Ladd oc- cured at his home in Franklin street | Saturday morning about 9.15 o'clock ! lie was 7S years of age and death re- [ suited from a general breaking down 1 He was the son of F'reduS and Lucy ! Peck L3dd and all his life was raSsed | in Franklin, where he was well known 1 IL Is claimed that spring chicksI may he hroiied electrically at 8 cost o | two and a half cents