Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-21
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Masons at Funeral of William G. Rathbun-Henry Lewis of FitchviIle RemedeIs Cottaee-shipyatd Busy.

RemodeIs cottase-shipyatd Busy.
 The funeral of William G. Rathbun was held at his home, on Church street Saturday afternoon at 2.3o. The services were conructed by Rev. W. T. Aiken, pastor of the Baptist church. of which MT. Rathbun was member. Charity and Relief lodge, F. and A. M attended. as the deceased was one of the prominent members. Burial was in Valley cemetery.
 FitchvIIe Owner Remodeis Cottaqe.
 The Lords Point cottage of Henry Lewis of Fitchville is being remod- eled and repaired. A fireplace is being added and several other improvements made. MT. Lewis and family are ex- pected to be among the earliest arriv- als at the Point.
 Entertained M. E. Missionary Society.
 Mrs. Louis Peterson of Pearl street entertained the Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church at it's regular monthly meeting. Ways and means were discussed for increasing the scope of work of the society which is doing much good at present. At the close of the session the hostess served refreshments, and the social hour which followed was much enjoy ed.
 Mrs. H. A. Crandall of Mantle is here and will spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs Sidney Sawyer.
 MT. McNamara of Fall River arrived in the village Saturday and took home his new motor boat, built at the shop of J. Davis. He was accompanied by a man from the Lathrop shops to teach him the uses of the motor
 Rev. A. J. Potter preached Sunday Westerly. A good audience listened to his remarks.
 Lobster Men Prepare for Season.
 ,oP v-iIIo nearly all ready for the work of the season. Boats are being fitted up and launched, and the last one will soon be overheard.
 MT. and Mrs. John Mosher of Ston- inston have returned home. after 8 visit to friends in the village.
 AIyles Standish of Norwich spent Sunday with friends on Pearl street.
 Mrs. Isabelle Neil of Old Mystic has been calling on Noank friends
 A meeting of the study class of the Sunday school will be held this even ing at the home of Rev w. T. Aiken of Sylvan street. Allen Campbell, Angus Campbell and Charles Campbell of New York have been visiting their father, Neil Camp bell of Pearl street.
 Mrs. Thomas Garrity of Stonington i has been visiting friends in the will
 Miss Lulu Davis has returned to New London, after visiting here for a short time.
 Mrs. Edward Pinkman and son have | returned to Mystic. after a viGti to rel 1 atives on Prospect Hill.
 MT and Mrs John Smith have re- turned from a visit to friends in Bos- ton.
 R. J. Dixon has returned to Boston, after spending a few days here.
 William Olsen of New London has been visiting friends on Pearl street.
 Miss Margaret Joyce of GrotOn has been visiting at SOundVieW cottage.
 Roy Morgan has returned to Brook lyn from visit to his parents on the East Side
 Busy at Shipyard.
 Workmen are arriving at the Palmer yard nearly every day, and prospects are good for a busy summer.
 Tracy Burrows has purchased 8 launch which will be used for pleasure trips this summer
 James Campbell. a patient in Law renee hospital will soon be able to re- turn home. Arthur Mcdonald, who is recovering from a broken leg in the same institution, is also better Mrs. Asa Ashley of Main street, who has been Ii for some time is better
 Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald has returned from a visit to friends in Boston.
 Mrs John Fitzpatrick has been en- terGaining New London friends Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Marion have re- turned to New London, after visit to relatives here.
 The seaWaU on the property of Ed ,.-i,, JOay-iS of Cove 1