Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-01
Death of Paul P, Moves.

Paul P. Moves died in Norwich We'd nesday after an illness of only three uays caused by pneumonia, He was sergeant of Company K, 14th c. V. of the civil war. He was born in Ston- ington, Oct 3, 1S43, and followed the electrlcian and machinist trade. He is survived by two brothers, both of StoniDgton, Captain c. E. P. Moves, Who IS very ill, and Postmaster Ma thaniel P. Moves. The body will be l taken to Railway, x. J., for burial, Fellowship Meetings. The committee of the Congregat tion- al churches of southeastern Connecti- cut have announced the following pro- | sralnme of series of fellowship meet ings for 1912-13: ! N0v. 20-At Ledyard church. mod orator, William K. Holmes of Mystic. preacher. Rev Dwight Stone of Ston. ! ington: subject for discussion, The ! Rural Church and Its Importance in 1 the Community
 Lee. ll-At Road church, moderator, Prof. Charles Kendall of North Sron- jngton; preacher, Rev. A. F. EarnshaW or Mystic; subject for discussion, Whst Is the Message Which This Az. Needs?
 Jan. 25-At North stontngton church moderator. Dr. J H Weeks of Ston- ington; preacher. Rev. s. M. Cathcart of Westerly; subject for discussion The Religious Life in Our Young Peo- pie.
 Feb: 12-At Westerly church, moder- alor' Deacon 5. F. Williams of Mystic; preacher, Rev. George B. Spalding of Rocky Hill, Conn; subject for discus sion. Are the Churches Standing To- gether
 Feb. 26-At Mystic church, modera- tor, Deacon Isaac G. Geer of Ledya.rd: preacher. Rev. William White of Led yard; subject for discussion Christian Love and How to Practice It. March l9-At the Stonington church. moderator, Fred P. Davis of Pawca- tuck; preacher, Fey. F. M. Hollister of North Stonington; subject for discus slon How Can the Children and Adults Be Interested in the Same Sermon?
 The committee is Rev. D. C. Stone (chairman). B. F. Williams, W. K. Holmes, Isaac Geer, c. P Kendall, E. r Davis and James Weeks. Hallowe's0 Social. Thursday evening the Keemo club held d delightful Halloween social and dance iii Borough llwhich was thor oughly enjoyed by the large number who attended. Criterion orchestra played
 The Stonington Mems club will hold their first meeting of the season on Nov. 14, with lecture on Mining Coal,
 News in General.
 Mrs. Joseph F. Josephs is visiting in Norwich.
 Rev J. J. Blair and family of An dover have arrived at the Ludwi ; house for the winter.
 Captain A. J. Eldred of the Sailors Snug Harbor, N. T., is visiting in town.
 Moves Farnell. who has returned from Hartford, is i'll with pneumonia.
 Clifford StewaTt and family have moved from the Wamphassett farm tc the Mtddletown farm, near Old Mys- tic.
 Joseph Mayne is visiting in Nor wich.
 Erastus Main, who has conducted 2 milk route in Stonington for severaI years, will go out of business today Nov. 1.
 Orchestra Organized. | Several of the young people in towr have started an orchestra, and will bS known as the Stonington Symphony There are fifteen members in the or. ganization with Merton P. Clark al director,
 A company of Boy Scouts is to bs iorganized in Stonington on the lines of the national organizations. The leaders in the movement arc James H Stevers and J. Edward Fairbrother. Mrs. John D. Psln1er's Funeral. J Mrs Corneta E. tChesebr9) Palmer