Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-13
EWETT CITY
Masonic Burial for Albert G. Brewster -Woodmen's Camp Has 23 Charter Members--Georee M. Emerson Prin- cipal at Riverside.

The funeral services of Albert G. Brewster were held from his home at o'clock Sunday afternoon. The large farmhouse was filled, while more than 100, including delegation of 52 from Mt. Vernon lodge, No. 75, F. and A. M sat in the shade of the large elms on the front lawn.
 The sermon was delivered by the Rev. w. H. Cane, ILL. D.. pastor of the Congregational church. He read sev- eral passages of scripture from both the old and new Testaments and spo<e in a consoling and sympathetic man ner. The great and wise God. he said, knows us all, and He in His infinite wisdom is the One alone capable of being our judge. He said he felt as mourners, because between him and MT. Brewster there had always existed the warmest of friendships He thought no one could fail to admire his warm. affectionate, impulsive na- ture.
 Beautiful flowers from the family relatives and friends were formed in bank, filling one end of the room. with the casket in relief, also covered with wreaths and roses. There were fully 300 people at the cemetery, where the burial was in charge of Mt. Vernon lodge< No. 75. The bearers were all from the Masonic order and were R. s. Tyler of Portland, Me, Past Masters T l.. 1- J. Guy, L. G. Buckingham and E. H. Hiscox.
 The relatives and friends present from out of town included William Hastings:} Miss Rawlinson, George E.. 1 Brooks Mrs. K. B. Davis. Miss Hast | ings, Mir and Mrs. James L. Case F. | H Cranston and Frank -Halyburton of | Norwich, MT. and Mrs. Robert Nj. Brewster of Eastern Point, MT and Mrs. Derbie and MT. Princeton of Dan 1 ielson. R. s. Tyler of Portland. Me-, | Mrs. Lathrop and MT. and Mrs. Fred 1 Willoughby of Hampton, Charles | Learned of Franklin, Mass, and G. w. 1 Robertson of Danielson. There were ! ten members of Mt. Vernon lodge fir .m Baltic, Versailles and Taftyille. 1 The arrangements were in charge of 1 Funeral Director F. H. Tillinghast. Rum Makes Husband Vicious.
 John Cornoyer of voluntown Is in i the lookup here awaiting trial for as- sault upon his wife. The man has a 1 bad reputation. Saturday evening he had become under the influence of i liquor, He quarreled with his wife at 1 the supper table and threw a cup at l her. striking her in the forehead. cut ting a deep gash. Dr. F. E. Rainville i of Jewett City was called and was obliged to take several stitches to close the wound. A while ago Cornoyer threw a heavy flat at his wife. He
 
 l Burnham today.
 1 Death of William w. Sherman. Friends of William w Sherman have received notification of his death, which occurred in Melrose, Mass. He was one of the oldest members of Mt Yer non lodge. No. -75. F. and A. M., ot
 this place, and of the G. A. R. While
 a resident of Jewett City he was ir
 charge of the dressing in the Ashland
 mills. His funeral was in Melrose
 Sunday. Burial will be in Danielsor
 today.
 Woodmen's Camp Instituted.
 Friday evening Jewett City camp No 116, Woodmen of the World, wa. duly instituted with 28 charter mem
 bers. The meeting was in the F'inr
 block, the exercises being conducted by Col A. A. Garvin, state manager, o 4 New Haven, assisted by the organizer Deputy o. l. Letendre. of West Haven
 The following officers were elected l Consul commander, William J. Robert son, Jr.. past consul Dorey Jarvis adviser lieutenant, Clarence W Jef : fers: escort. William Maynard; bank, CT. Fred Salisbury; watchman, Gilbsr