Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
EASTERN CONNECTICUT and WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
LEBANON
Burial of Mrs. Mary A. Pettis-First
Congregational Church Holds Annu
al Meeting.

On Thursday of last week the body
Of Mrs. Mary A. Pettis was brought
from Middletown to Lebanon, for bur
ial A eoum1ttal service was conduct
ed by Rev. Mr.. Townsend, rector OF
the Episcopal church Of Wilimantic.
The bearers were Frank *. Moves, Ed
gar ]. Tucker. Sands W. Throop and
Charles L. Pitcher, Jr. Mrs. Pettis is
survived by two children, Jabez N
Pettis of Boston and Miss Carrie Pet
It's of Lincoln, Neb., also by grand
sen, H. II. Pettis of Norwich.
Various Items.
Miss Nettie Ward, who has Deen the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. E. J. Tucker,
has returned to Franklin.
Mr., end Mrs. Edward gibbs Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, are guests Of relatives
acre.
ar. and Mrs. r. T. Tucker have NOV
ed into the house owned by n Z.
Williams.
Miss Marion Blakeslee has commence
ed her duties as teacher at WauWecus
Hin.
Among Noruich visitors the past
week are Miss Geneva Stark. Miss Ru-
by Sweet, Mrs. Herbert Sweet, Mrs.
y. 1. psnielssn and Miss Sarah Dan
ielson.
Sunday evening Of last week the
prayer meeting committee OF the
Christian Endeavor met with the
chairman, Miss Ellen Huntington, to
assign the leaders fer the coming nine
months
: Norwich Clergyman Conducts Services.
Rev. Henry T. Arnold Of Norwich
/ Town conducted services al the First
morning. Because of the stormy
weather there was no Sunday scnoOl
or Christian EndeaVoT.
Rev. 2. +. Smith, who has been In
Brooklyn, y. Y. fer week, liz visit
ing in Baltimore.
Has IS Blossoms.
An ezalsa owned ny Mrs. 8. W.
I rhrODp exui1es ths admiration Of all
her friends. At present it has fairly
! five blossoms
Annual Meeting Of Congregational
Church.
( The First Congregational church held
I its ANIMAL meeting Wednesday even
( ms, with Deacon Manning "a Inodera
/ tor, The warning, minutes Of lag
meeting sDd results Of council cenTen
( ed for the purpose OF ajsnYlsssng the
J former pastor. Rev. L. 3. Smith, werl
read Dy the clerk, DR.. e, T. DsaielSon
! Report Of treasurer read and accept
! ed. The report from the SUNDAY
school, given by Supt, OHIO l.. Puitz
/ the IeppTt from the Christian Endeav-
or given by Edia Williams, secretary
I the report Of the Homie Missionary
/ Auxiliary, read by Miss Ellen Hunt
/ ington; the report Of the Miss1onars
board by Miss Hsttie Hewitt. this re.
/ port Of the Ladies Aid BY 2i{ss Fllef
/ Huntington, were al accepted. Dea-
( can e. z. DaAielson. whose term haC
expired, was reelected for three years
n. ;. LoOmis was appointed trustee
( for three years, TO succeed F, N. Tav-
lof, whose term expired. Miss Wrini-
. fred j. Robinson was appointed a,
! member al The music eo1naittse, for Z
term Of three years. William b. How
/ land was reelected Oh the standing
! committee.
/ The table committee appointed con.
; sists Of Mrs. Frank x. Moves. Mrs. e
/ /. banieis6h, Mrs. Hattie Robinson
/ Mrs. Arthur Williams and Mrs. G. D
/ Fuller.
t Elmer Geer. Harold Mason, Frel
I Abel and Clement Fowler were an.
/ pointed ueheTs. The reunion commit
| tee consists Of Miss Ellen Huntington
I and Miss Sophie Doloeare A commit
/ tee TO purchase flowers for deceased
{ members, consisting of Mrs. Danieiso1
and Mics Hattie Hewitt, was appoint
( cd.