Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-13
MYSTIC
Odd Fellows Ritual at Burial o} Charles C, Packer-St. Marks Par ish to Observe 46th Anniversary Sale of Market Business.

The funeral of Charles Carroll Packer was held on Wednesday aft ernoon at 2.S0 o'clock and was large lv attended. The services were cor ducted by Rev. Welcome F. Bates pastor of the Union Baptist church, which the deceased was a member. Al ter the public services, the member of Stenington lodge. No. 26. l. o. C F., of which he was a member. hel their comnittal service. Noble Grar James Cooper and Frederick King chaplains read the service. d quartet sang Nearer, My God, to Thee. Ruris was in Elm Grove cemetery and "; private The bearers were nepheT of the deceased, William Gift. 1-ecl ard Gift Mason Gray and John Gra
 w. c. T. U. Meeting.
 The bi-nonthly meeting of the W c. T. U. was held in their rooms Tuesday afternoon. The union was presented an organ, the gift being made by Mrs. John Phillips. It was voted to have a free will meeting in the Methodist church on Sunday eve ninc, April 23, when Mrs. Deborah Livingston, president of the w. c. T. L. of Rhode Island, will deliver an address. The programme carried out at Tuesdays meeting was: A Crisis, Why Temperance People Should Be Active. Mrs. c. E. Newbury; Congress- man Hobson's Address Mrs. Charlotte Lamb: Campaign in Maine Well Un- der Way, Mrs. W. II. Lamb; poem, Voice of the People Mrs. Chute.
 Forty sixth Anniversary.
 The members of St. Marks church are planning to celebrate the 46th an- niversary of the organization of the parish. Wednesday. April 26. All former pastors have been sent invita- tions to be present. Rev. Joseph Hoo per of Durham, former pastor, will deliver the address, after which re- ception and banquet will be held in the c. A. R. hall
 To Address Mems Club. A postponed meeting of the Mems club will be held Monday evening April 24. when the speaker will be | S H. Davis of Westerly. His sub | iect will be Patriotism of the People For the meeting in May. Nj. E. Bard we'll of New York. superintendent o1 | high schools, will be the speaker. Business Change.
 George H. Merchendorf and Charle. L Davis have sold their market busi- | ness to Munger Bros. of Stonington | Mir. Merchendorf will leave for New l York, and on May ? will sail for Lon don, where he will visit his son anC later spend some time in his old homo in Germany. Mir Davis intends tt ] go to Ledyard to take up farming, hi | health being poor.
 At Grand Lodge. J. Henry Hill is in Hartford, attend | ing the grand lodge of the United 1 Order Golden Cross, as delegate iron l the local commandery.
 Fair Committee.
 At a meeting of Charity chapter l Order of Eastern Star. the followin; | committee was appointed to arrang for a fair: The matron, Mrs. E | Fiske Brewster, Mrs. NJ. l.. Small, Mrs | George Johnson, Mrs. Jessie Ivers Miss Letitia McGaughey, Miss Edit Rathbun. Mrs. Mary Luce Mrs. Rob ert Machette.
 Personal Briefs. Mrs Frank Hinckiey is visitin Hartford relatives.
 Attorney and Mrs. John Gray an Mason P. Gray of Bridgeport are th 1 guests of Mrs. Mary H. Keeler.
 Miss Marguerite King of Provi dence is she guest of her parents, MI and Mrs Fred King.
 Mrs. Ava Chapman is entertainin her mother, Mrs. William Payne c Greenport.