Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-25
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Martha p. souIe.

The death of Mrs Martha F. Soule occurred at noon Monday. after sew eral years of III health, although the end came very suddenly. Mrs. Soule was born in Voluntown, Dec. 14, 1887, the daughter of Prudence Thompson and Deacon Abel Chapman. She mar r1ed Dr. William Soule in 1858, coming to Jewett City to live. Her husband a much beloved physician in this town. died thirteen years ago. Mrs. Soule was member of the Congregational Line Congregational meeting house in 1858. She was a member of the Jew ett City Congregational Missionary society. The Congregational church has lost one of it's most valued mem bers, for although seldom able to at tend it's services, she always respond ed to any call for help that she was able to give. Her interest in the welfare of the church was always man 1fested in this way. In the home she was a loving, thoughtful home moth CT, always placing the family before herself She will be missed by many in the community for her many kind ly deeds were widespread. Her judi cious advice in times of sickness was sought by many outside her family, for her knowledge of the doctors remedies was remarkable and was al- ways gladly fmparted.
 She is survived by two children, Mrs Edward Cady of Oxford and William o. Soule of Jewett City, and two step children, Mrs. George W. Robinson of JeWett City and Dr. George .Sou1e of Wickford, R. I. There are eight grand children and two great grandchildren. One sister. Mrs. J. o. Landon of Nor wich, survives her.
 Borough Notes.
 Mrs. George Curtis of New Haven was a week end guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. 4. J. Tinker.
 A number of members of the Ep- [ ol of +I,6 J1t1 fs-+ rI,, aI, Were in Moosup Saturday evening in cident upon the establishment of an Epworth League circuit.
 L. E. Bliss of Springfield was the guest of his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Bliss last week.
 Officers of French Holy Name Society.
 The recently elected members of the French Holy Name society are: Pres ident, V. H. Desrosiers; vice president, Joseph Bryant: secTs tary, Joseph Ma ueau; assistant secretary, Horace My ott: financial secretary, Joseph Bots- vert: treasurer, Douglas P Auclair: eonsultors, A. Desrochers, Victor l. Heureux, George Labonne, Jr, Oc- tave Masse. George Seymour and Jo- seph Couture.
 Attended Norwich Communication.
 Sir Knights J. W. Miller, Thomas F. Lee. and A. M. Clarke, were in Norwich Monday evening to attend the stated communication of Van Rem sselaer council, Princes of Jerusalem, Tn scottish Rite hall, Masonic temple. The work was in the fifteenth de- gree, Knights of the East CT Sword. A banquet was served at 6.30.
 Will Hold Dairy Institute.
 At meeting of the Jewett City Creamery association held last Thurs day 1t was voted to hold in Jewett City an institute for the benefit of cream cries and creamery patrons at an early ToT a fA j.-,- l, -Js = State Dairy association. This will be an innovation for Griswold it being the first meeting of it's kind to be held in this town. There will be papers subjects that tend toward the general advantage of cream producers as ap- piled to creameries.
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 Miss Mary McNicoI was in Storrs Friday and attended the annual mil itary ball of the Cadet battalion of the Connecticut Agricultural college Her college
 New Safe for Post Office.
 Finn Bros. put a new safe into the post office Monday. It is the MosIer make and is fire and burglar proof The inside as well as the outside door Is or chilled steel, and both are fitted with modern combina tion lock. It weighs 4,200 pounds. The old safe blown by the yegg1nen last week has been consigned to the scrap heap.
 The records for January. on file at the office of Town Clerk Welsh show nine births, Esteila Woisard, BenJa- min William Carroll, Stella Zararn- bovitch. Paul Jean Baptiste Carroll. Arthur Louis Pepin. Rodard Chretin, Helen Margaret Davis. Joseph Theo- dore Hammond, Mary Albina Shaw. There were two marriages Reginald Potts and Lucenne Outlet, Henry Ger yais Jr. and EIodie Dwyon, and two deaths, Rodard Chretien, cause. inani- tlon Joseph Oscar Dugas, cause bron- chial pneumonia.
 Plan New Road
 First Selectnan James H. Shea and Engineer C. 4. Campbell of Norwich were at the town clerks office Mon day. going over the plans for the new state road which is to be made through the borough this summer. The state pays for a road sixteen feet wide. The investigation Monday was to deter mine the cost of making the road forty feet wide. It was estimated that from the Lisbon bridge to the Gobei1 prop erty the cost to the town would be about SS,000. A meeting is to be called to lay the matter before the GOVERNOR MARSHALL
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