Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-25
Christmas Party.
OBITUARY.
George H. stinson.

George H. Stinson died at his home, on Dennison avenue, Sunday morning, after long illness with Bright's dis ease and heart trouble. Mir. Stinson wac born in the town cf Stonington. Up to the time he was taken sick he was employed at LathrOD's motor works | He was a member Of the Cn- ion Baptist church and a regular at tendant there He is survived by a widow. daughter, Miss Phebe Stin- son, and son, Jesse Stinson.
 Provide1ce Team. Defeated.
 The largest. attendauce at a basket ball game in Mystic this season as senbied in St. PatTick,s hall when the FFoNidence team came on Thursday evening and were defeated, 49 to A. It was fast game and the Mystic noys worked hard to win out The Mystic lineup was: McKone If Vinal IT. Davis z. Burrows rg Wilcox lg. The Providence lineup: Cameron If Barlow if. Corey e Atkinson rg, Dob son ls Referee. Denehy; scorer, w. MulIaney
 X. Of p. Election.
 Al the regular meeting of Nistuxet lodge. No 4. K of P. the following officers were elected Chancellor com nander. Owen H. Williams: vice chancellor. Harry E. ATacNight; preI- ate, Moses CraIS, master of the work, Wellington J. Lievena; master at arms, Nelson ! Baker. master of
 
 lt eNcheauer, Edward New bury; keep or of record and seal Amos K. Chap in tn- inner guard. William E. Lam anere' outer euard- John T. Brooks: 46 legatc to state convention for two ers William E- Iamphere; alternate, Edward EeWbury- delegate to conven- ton for one year. Wellington J. I.fe- vena; alternate. Harry E. Mackenzie These officers will be installed tha Hist Thursday in January by District Deputy Th0nas Tr0Iand of TrumbulI iooSe- New London After the meet Ing the members were invited to Nor gan's, where refreshments were serv- ed and smoke talk enjoyed.
 LA. Grover III.
 Word was received in Mystic Friday Of the critical illness Of l.. A. Grover who is in 9 sanitsrium in Stamford 1lr- Grover has been i'll for some months.
 Brief Paragraphs.
 Mr. and Mrs Allen LamD of North Adams, Mass, are guests of the for ner's parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. II. Lamb.
 Herbert Wolfe of Providence is spending two weeks with relatives in Fred T. I-ane of Norwich is the guest of MT. and Mrs. George C. Lane at Willow Poin
 Claude r. GIuhnan spent the hon- days with his family in Barnet VI
 Mrs. John L. Hill of Norwich has been isitIng Mrs Isabella Mackenzie for a few days,
 Miss Flora 5. White of North Ston- lngton is the guest of her cousin Miss Grace Sroddard
 Raymond Holmes of Yale and Will liam K Holmes of New York are guests Of their parents, MT and Mrs. William k. Holmes.
 John Frlbpanee went to New York Friday, called there by the death of his brothers wife
 Mrs. John Ftibpapce and two sons are guests of Mrs. Bribbance's parents ia Rockville
 John Ii. Hoxie, IT.. of Boston and Harry H. EioXte of New York are glests of their parents, &Ir. and Mrs J oln II IIoxie. Mrs. Daniel Gray of I4edyard was visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Stod- dard, on Friday
 Charles Ba aiS left Friday to sDer5 Christmas in New York
 MT and Mrs. E.aos M Ctffv and son EnOs, Jr.. left for Providence. where they ~iH spend Christmas with their son and his wife. Air. and Mrs. RenIa- min k. Gray
 Mir and Mrs Waiter E-nieI1t win spend tine holidays in lTovidencc. 9Irs John SpoIeAd ana daughter 'HAelrua have re1nrled 10 New C5f-l5 after sfstt To Ars SuDfforG's par =nfs. Mir and Airs. c. L. S,apIil
 
 The total population. .4.+~lthe city of l; hin-kiang is estiTnate3 to he s.ool5t iS2 COG. aitne1a no accurate eersus figures are available