Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-23

The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Greene Cran0al, widow of Stiles CrandaIl, was held Wednesday at p. m. at her residence, where she had resided during the 0S years SInce her mar Iiage Rev. Henry E. Anderson, pas tor of the First Groton Baptist church, old Mystic, of which Mrs. Crandall was a member for many years, o1hcIated Mrs. J. Harold Will jams, Mrs. Morris Caswell and Frank j.. WilliEms sang Lead. Kindly Light, and Some Sweet Day. Among the beau tIful floral forms was an immense pil- low of white tea roses and ferns with the wCrd Mother ln purple i'm mortclles. The bearers were her only son, S. Ashbel Crandall, her grandson, Billings r. $. Crandall. her grandson ln--aW, Philip $. Rigg, and her neph- CIV, A. Zephani2h Brown. Burial was i'll tie family plot in Elm Grove ceme- teTy.
 Pastors Themes.
 Rev. Henry E, Anderson, pastor of the Baptist church, preached Sunday morning on the Form and Power of 1 GOdIinsss. Subject of the morning sermon was Ahinities. He held preach ing service at Center Groton chapel at 3 ?. m. The subject of that ser mon was Boy Lost.
 Farms Grange Owners. 1 Stephen CasweH has sold his farm l to George Stott of Mystic, who will lease the property. MT. Caswell has ] purchased @ smaller farm of Jesse Bennett, situated in the town of Ston- ] ington, in the Wolf Neck district. Mr. Bennett has purchased a small farm | of Ebenezer CrandaH, long time own ed by the late Benjamin Brown, sit 1 uated in the same district and not l far distant from the farm he sold 1 MT. CasWeI, Ebenezer Crandall has 1 leased tie lower tenement of Mrs. | John H. Copps house, known as the i Harlan Whiting place. situated near l village of Old Mystic, ant will soon move there.
 1 Clark N. sWhitford has moved from i his farm just north of the village to l their rev home in Old Mystic, which 1 was owned many years ago by the 1 late Dr. Mason Manning. D. Henry l Ackert of Arlington, Duchess coun- ] ty, N. Y, who purchased the Whit 1 ford farm, has moved his household i goods and family to his new home.
 Methodist Pastor to Leave. Rev William B. Cornish vii close l his pastorate of one year with the Old l Mystic Methodist church next Sunday, l March 24.
 General News. T. Henry Johnson successfully un- ! derwent an operation Tuesday at Me- morial hospital, New London. The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Morris Caswen.
 MT. and Mrs Frank L. Lamphere, y Lamphere, Frederick Wright Floyd $. Russell and Miss Addie Russell were in Mystic Saturday evening to | attend a surprise party given Mrs. James $. Russell at the home of her spn-;nHw and daughter Mir. and Mrs. George Cutler.
 Edwin Lamphere and son, Paul B. 1 l,smphere, were in New London last Friaay to attend the funeral of the formers nephew, Paul Douglass. son of Mrs. AnnabeI Douglass of New London.
 Carleton W. Brown has returned to Brookside after Q visit to relatives at Princeton. N, J.
 Mrs. AlpheGs H. SchoonOVer has returned to Elmhurst after a month $ stay in Providence.
 Miss Agnes Chapman of Poughkeep- sic is spending two weeks vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. F, AIOnZo Chapman.
 l Mss Harriet Ralyea of New York state is the guest of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. D. Henry AckeTt
 Mrs. Charles Q. Eldredge of River view was a caller in StOnington bor- i ough Wednesday.
 ] The thunder shower early Wednes- day morning was very severe for g | March storm.
 Miss Aida Olive Stevens of New London Was calling Monday on Miss 1 Iva Johnson and Mrs Sidney SisWick LOth of Main street.
 Mrs. Harry r. Hanks and daughter Phyllis, have returned tsUu a months EYisit to relatives iu Brooklyn \. '
 Getting Parsonage Ready.
 The United Workers of the Aetho-
 dist church are getting the parsonag ge
 in readiness for t4.e new pastor snl 1 family
 Mrs John E. Sponord and daugh. ter ThGlma Of Brooklyn. V. r., art 8Uests Of Mrs. SpoMorda parents, Mr
 and Mrs. C. Edwin Stap-lyn of Bur netts Corners
 Patient m San Francisco.
 Miss Mary II. Dean has received word that there IS an improvement 1T
 the COnG,tion of her brother, James c. Dean. who is ill at a hospital 1T
 San Francisco, where he Is spending
 the winter, His friends nepa that al
 danger from pneumonia Is passed.