Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-12


 and d1sciplinarian who commanded the attention and respect of his pupils.
 Death of Mrs. Frost.
 The many friends and relatives in the village of Mrs. Harriet R. Frost of Yonkers. N. r., were pained to learn of her death from pneumonia at the home of her son, George Frost, of Montclair, N. J., Dec 2d. while on Thanksgiving visit there. Mrs. Frost had spent many summers at Gales Ferry. Late years she had been at the cottage of her daughter, Mrs. Richard Arnes, and family on the Bluff in the summer and resided in the winter at Ms. Ames' home in Yonkers, N. r.
 Vote to Have Christmas Tree.
 Holy communion was celebrated in the Methodist church on Sunday morning last by the Rev. James M. Potter and the rite of baptism admin istered to Gertrude Allen Miss Grace Chapman sang at the offertory Into the Woods My Master Went. At the Sun day school session it was voted to have Christmas tree. Arrangements were left to the special day committee. The Epworth league service at o'clock was conducted by Miss Kate B. Col yer, the topic being What Motive Shall Govern My Christmas Giving The solo Luthers Cradle Hymn was sung by Gertrude Allen.
 Told of Boston Visit. At the mission study class at o'clock Rev. Mir Potter and R. Irving Hurlbutt, president of the Epworth league, told of 8 recent visit to the Morgan Memorial church. Boston, and of the good work it is accomplishing. Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine and Mrs. Dudley c. Perkin~ spent Saturday in Hartford.
 Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop of the viI- lage attended the 21st general meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution in New Haven Monday, l held with Mary Clapp Wooster chapter at Center church on the Green. l Luncheon was served to 517 visiting l D. A. R.'s in the ballroom of the Hotel Taft, all being seated at one time. ] MT. and Mrs. Addison l. Chapman and daughter Miss Maude, of Middle l town, with Mrs. Mary B. Chapman of | Mir. Chapman's sister, Mrs. Sarah A. 1 Colver, and family of the navy yards Courtland E. Colver of New Lon- l don spent several days last week at l tending the annual convention of the | Natural Ice Dealers association in New York.
 Mr and Mrs. William Brooks of l Hartford have been recent guests of i Mrs. Brooks mother, Mrs. Delphine Fish, returning home with Mrs. Fish. who had been their guest over the Thanksgiving period.
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 The Misses Mathewson left last Sat | urday. to spend Sunday in Durham, l Conn, en route to Pittsfield, Mass, where they will spend the winter at the home of their brother. Randolph Mathewson.
 SatterIee-Kingore. The Denver Post contained the fol- lowing marriage announcement of To- | cal interest. MT. Satterlee is a for 1 nf nd hoe l spent several summers here, leaving 1 here in November last for the Pacific i coast:
 l Saturday. Nov. 21. at 5.SO p. m.. in the presence of relatives only, Char i lotte B. Kingore and J. Paul Satterlee were married at the home of M. H. | Kingore, father of the bride, 14S2 St l Paul street, the Rev. Frost Crapt of ficiating. Miss Kingore has just re- 1 turned from a tour of the world in company with MT. and Mrs. Jotham ! Bixby and daughter of Los Angeles 1 Mrs. Jotham BiXby is a popular society nfatron of Los Angeles and is a sister of the bride. Both are women of de- 1 clded musical and social talent, Miss | Kingore being an accomplished violin | ist, having studied a number of years in Brussels. She is also a talented inguist and as a former resident of Denver has a large circle of social and | musical friends. During her more re- cent residence in Los Angeles she has been a member of the Dominant club and Woman's orchestra and played in many successful concerts.
 MT. Satterlee is a resident of Long 1 Beach. Cal, being a member of an old New England family, and graduate of Cornell university. He was con- nected for some years with several large engineering firms of New York and Philadelphia. He is at present in- terested in real estate in Southern California and Oregon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Satterlee are leaving soon for the coast and will reside at Long Beach, Cal.