Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-11
FUNERAL,
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Herbert E. Payne.

The funeral services of Herbert B. Payne were held from the residence of B. R. Gardner at o'clock Friday af- ternoon. The body was brought from New Haven Thursday evening. a ser- vice having been held in that city. The services both in New Haven and Jewett City were largely attended by the many, friends of the young man Rev. Allen Spideli. pastor of the Bap- tist church, spoke briefly along the line of what the glories of heaven will be. as told in the 22nd chapter of Revelation He emphasized the fact that our lives should be a preparation so that when the summons comes as 1t must to everyone sooner or later, we shall be ready. It is not all of life to live, nor all of death to die.
 Rev Leonard Smith of Spring Hfil, close friend of the family. delivered short but beautiful eulogy of the young man since he had known him. telling of his pure and wholesome Christian character.
 A delegation from Epsilon Upsilon society of the N. F. A. was present The great bank of choice flowers ill., ed one side of the room in which the casket rested. The flowers coming from New Haven were from the com posing room chapel of the New Haven Evening Register, New Haven Typo graphical Union, No. 47, former asso- ciates of the Futile, Mooreflouse & | Taylor Co. Baraca class of Calvary Baptist Bible school. Rev. E. W. Pot | ter and family, MT and Mrs. L. R. Evarts, Henry Ley, Jr., Charles and Edward Siepold and MT. and Mrs. I. Marion Story and family Epsilon Up- | silon fraternity of Norwich Free Academy of Norwich sent beautiful flowers. From Jewett City there were | flowers from the father, brother and sister. Miss Jane Reynolds. the Ladies' | n hA Ror ct eH.. | Whatsoever circle of the Kings Daughters. >Dorcas circle of the Kings | Daughters. x. L. class, Mir and Mrs E. H. Hiscox. Miss Angie Gardner Ernest Saunders. Mir. and Mrs John I WhalIey, Fred whalley.. Mir and Mrs E. F. Burleson and family. Edward fly.
 The committal service at the ceme- l tery was conducted by MT. Spidell | The body was placed for the present | in the receiving vault The bearers were Deacons John E. and Daniel L. Phillips of the Baptist church. George H. Prior and Charles F. Gardner. Flu neral Director Frank H. Tillinghast was in charge of the arrangements
 Sunday Services.
 Rev. Allan Spidelps Sunday morn ing subject at the Baptist church is Adopted Sons The communion service | Rev. Samuel Thatchers mornfns topic at the Methodist church is Ths Power of Prayer.
 The open air service will be held Sunday evening on R. w. Dearnley': lawn. Rev. Allan Spidell pastor o
 the Baptist church will make the ad dress. His subject Is There Is a Fam. inc in the Country.
 Short Paragraphs.
 Mir and Mrs. Clark W. Reynolds O
 Meriden were in town on Friday ant
 were guests at Mir. and Mrs. c. A Haskell's.
 III Mrs. J. R. c. Brown is visiting a
 l.. H. Mains In West Harrington, R. l
 Mrs. Augusta Ray and Mrs. NJ E
 Wilson are guests of Miss Jessie Greer in Willimantic.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Hiscox go t, Providence today to spend the weel end at Mrs. Hiscox's brothers Ar thur E. Swift's.
 Charles Babcock Is confined to tn house. having injured his foot b, stepping on a nan. which passed en tirely through the foot
 Miss Wilbur of Norwich is to occu py the pulpit at the Paehaug churcl Sunday evening