Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-24

Elects Trustees for Eneuing Year
Missionary Society Holds Old FASH
/ toned Supper.
Ihe funeral of Mary Augusta Allyn,
Wife of James Fl. Belden of Ledyard,
whose sudden death occurred at her
nome ON Monday evening was solemn
Episcopal church on Thursday after
noon. There was a large attendance
| OF relatives and friends, many being
present from Norwich and New Lon
don and the neighboring towns.
Beautiful floral emblems testified to
the loving esteem in which the de-
ceased was held. both at her late home
| in Ledyard and her former home in the
Vlliags, among them being handsome
wreath of galax leaves and white
plnks from the Gales Ferry church, of
Which Mrs. Belden was a most helpful
member during her residence here.
me service was conducted by Rev.
William f. White of the Ledyard Cen
ter Congreg ational church, assisted by
Rev. G. Wilson Harrison. pastor of the
Gales Ferry M. E. church. Moves B.
Allyn, Charles A. Satterlee and Henry
W. Hurlbutt of the village, with Row
land H. Perkins of New London, acted
as bearers. Burial was in the family
| lot at the village cemetery.
New England Supper.
The members of the local auxiliary
of the Woman's Home Missionary so
claty gave a New England supper at
tie vestry of the M. E. church on Fri
day evening of last week, as the last
of the series of six entertainments ar
ranged for the summer months to pro-
vide funds for the current expendi-
lures of the church. Mrs Mary Voor-
hees received first honors in the candy
making contest; Miss Amy Satteriee
ence Hurlbutt received the third
award.
James Martin of Meriden visited
his family at their summer cottage
over Sunday.
Unclaimed Mail Matter.
Mail remaining unclaimed at the To-
cal post office is addressed to Mrs. *.
E. Devins. Mrs. John Cunay. Mrs. L.
c. Stevenson, Mrs. f. Oitrick.
Mrs Charles j. Pierce returned to
her home at Allyn's Point on Tuesday
from weeks visit with her son,
Charles Pierce. Jr. in Portland Me.
Miss Carrie and Miss Minnie Bruck-
er of Westerly were guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Colver at the
Navy Yard
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon Wulf and family
who have passed the season at their
summer home on The Bluff closed their
cottage on Monday.
Mrs Fannie Adams Molthrop, who
returned this week to Norwich from
AIMS, in New Haven, attended the
funeral of her cousin, Mrs. James H.
BeIden. and visited her home place at
River Bend, on Thursday.
Called on Former Pastor.
Mrs. Thomas Latham, Mrs Sarah
Perkins and Mrs. Harmon Perkins
called recently on their former pastor.
Rev. John Thompson and family at
Norwich Town.
Mrs James, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Delphine Fish since her return
north with her sons family from
Panama, left here last week for her
home in GRANVILLE, Ill.
Luzerne Spalding, who has spent the
season at the Ferry. has closed his
cottage and returned to his home in
Norwich.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, who has been the
guest of friends in the village for a
few days, returned home to New Lon
don on Monday.
Week end Visitors.
Among the week end visitors at
their summer homes were Mrs r. d.
Titzmauriee of New Haven with her
son Edward of Providence and Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Benn and family of New
London.
Miss Georgianna Hurlbutt who has
been visiting at her home here, re
turned to New York on Saturday.
Church Trustees Elected.
A meeting for the annual election of
trustees of the Methodist Episcopal
church was held on Monday evening
at the vestry of the church. Charles
A. Satterlee, Thomas Latham and
Elmer Tubbs were reelected for three
years. At meeting held at the close
of the election for the purpose of re
organizing the board. c. E. Colver was
reappointed president and D. G. Perk-
ms clerk and treasurer.
Mrs. Curtis Wilcox and daughter
Ellen of Jewett City visited Mrs. Will
cox's mother, Mrs. A1onzo Turner, re-
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jones and sons
Emers and Clinton, who have spent
the season at their cottage on The
Bluff. returned to their Norwich home
this week.
The Misses Geer of Norwich. who
closed their summer cottage on Sat
urdav. returned here for a short stay
on Thursday.
Miss Emma Davis of Norwich enter
tanned her family from that city and
her cousin, Mrs. Emma Bennett, who
returned here ON Saturday from New
Y DIRK at her cottage on Sunday
Herbert Martin left here on Tues
day to resume his studies at Colgate
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