Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-19

 At the morning service of the Con- gregational church the pastor. Rev. A. F. Earnshaw, unveiled a tablet pre- scented the church by the son and grandchildren of the late Mir. and Mrs. Jeremiah Holmes, who died in the years 1S72-1S73. The tablet is on the east side of the church, opposite pew No. 5, which they had always occupied and bears the following inscription: Tn loving memory of Jeremiah Holmes, 17S2-1S72, his wife, Ann Baro- del Denison Gallup. 17S4-1873-" Both were members of the Mystic Bridge Congregational church since it's organ ization in 1852.
 There were born to this couple six children. of whom only one son. J. SSth year, has followed the sea for many years, and has the record of go-- ing around Cape Horn and Cape of Good Hope the record number of times. He is living in retirement at his beau tiful home on High street.
 The grandchildren are William K. Holmes. Benjamin L. Holmes Mrs. FL len Moves. Randall Browne, Mrs. Elias Mystic, Henry A. Holmes of Washing ton, D. C., Mrs. E. D. Hall of Meriden. Mrs. Samuel Brockington of Groton, Misses Mary and Evelyn Holmes Of Holyoke. Mrs. Susan Smith of Wester- ly. There is a number of great grandchildren in this place.
 Quarterly Conference
 The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church was held on Saturday evening in the ves- try. District Superintendent Rev. J. Newland presided. The reports of the pastor, Epworth league president, Sun day school superintendent, recording steward, class leader and president of the Ladies' Aid society were read and showed that the church was in pros- DGrOiS condition Rev fob received unanimous call to return for another year.
 The following committees were read by the pastor for another year: Stew ards, George w. Keigwin, George E. Grinnen, George F. Spencer, George Wallace, Thomas w. Ryley, John Ira vena, Ira F. Moves, William Stott, Charles H. Johnson, John K. Moves. S. $. Brow Mack enzie, J. Elmer New bury; recording steward, Ira F. Moves; district steward, George P. Spencer; trier of appeals, George F. Grinnen; missionary committee, Ira F. Moves. s.Alexander Taylor, Mrs. Halsey Packer, Mrs. Jabez Brooks. Mrs. Har- riett Avery, Mrs. George w. Keigwin; home missions. Ira F. Moves, AIexan- der Taylor. Mrs. w. F. Bostwick, Mrs Alonzo F. Collis, Mrs. Ellery Btlrdick; Sunday school John Travena, John F. Moves. Mrs. Jabez Brooks, Miss Helen exander Taylor, Mrs. A. M. Purdy; committee on tracts. Mrs. Otis AbeIl Mrs. Jabez Brooks, Mrs. Harriett A. Herst: freeman's aid committed, George Keigwin, John Travena. Jabez Brooks; committee on education, Al exander Taylor. Donald Maxson, Mrs Thomas Travena; temperance commit tee. John F. Moves, Mrs George W. keiswin. Jabez Brooks; hospital and district nurse association. Mrs. w. P Bostwick. Mrs. c. c. Potter. Miss Florence Collis; church music, Ira F. Moves, Mrs Thomas w. Ryley. J. El- mer NeMabury. Mrs. w. P. Bostwick, George W. Ksiswin. George E. Grin e. nell; committee on pastors salary, Ira F. Moves, Charles H. Johnson Geoage E. Grinneil; parsonage committee. Randall Brunn. William Stott and the Ladies' Aid society.
 .various Interests. Prof. and Mrs. William Coleman and son, Rowland, arc guests of Mrs. Cole mans parents. Mir. and Mrs. Rowland II. Wilcox.
 Mrs. Aurilla Crumb and daughter, Mrs. Edward Coogan. have returned from Boston, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Crumbs brothers wife Mrs. Charles Holmes.
 Miss Norma G. Marshall of Provf- dence and William E. Mackenzie or Pittsfeld have been guests of Mrs. Isa- bella Mackenzie.
 Roscoe Burrows has returned from two weeks stay in Massachusetts
 William Ketchum and Miss Anna ketchum have returned to New York. after a few days sfa5N with their par eIsts, Mir. and Mrs, R. s. KetchefH- Dr, Rhodes Burrows of East GreeH- wich spent Sunday with his parents MI. and Mrs Nelson Burrows MT. and Mrs. Richard AdamseH are visiting Mrs, Adams6n's parents in New Lehd0H.
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