Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-14
OBITUARY.
Adoiri1u Fsofftt.

The body of ] dolphus Moffftt will be brought from Norwich this morning for burial in Pachaug cemetery. MT. MofTitt died at Baclzus hospital, being heen i1 declini~g g health for sone time He was born in Foster. R. l., 5 years ago last September. He enlisted in the Civil war. going from Ca terhury 7rd was in C1 F. Sth regiment C. N. V. Nov 15, 1863 he was transferred to the invalid corps. He married Emily Green who died six years ago, The greater part Of his life has been spent in this town. He has an adopted son who lives in Providence and was the son of Charles Green.
 Forty Members in Doreas Circle.
 Dorcas Circle of The Kings Daugh- ters held it's annual meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. " R. BuFdick The reports showed a very prosperous condition and a gain of eight members. two more being admit ted at this meeting. the membership now being forty. The sick / 1mittee for the year is Mrs. ". c. Jeffers, Mrs. 1. W. Harris, Mrs R. H. How ard Mrs. Peter Me rthur. Mrs. Charles Woodmansee. Miss $ K. Adams and Mrs. G. w. Robinson. The name com mittee is Mrs. E. II. Hiscox, Mrs. L. D. Howe, Mrs. A. J, Tinker. Mrs. Sam ueI Thatcher and Miss Mary Tinker The social committee is Miss Bessie McCluggage. Miss Mabel Wilcox. Miss Esther Harris, Miss Lucille Stetson. Miss Mabel Scettard Mrs. J. II. Tracy. The county president, Mrs. c, H. Prior, had been invited to be present. She gave a short talk and also sang solo accompanied by Miss Harris. Miss Mabel Wilcox read selections and Miss Harris played a piano solo and later everyone joined in familiar songs. Mrs. Burdick and Mrs. M, w. Aiiing served refreshments
 Officers Of Reliance Lodge.
 Reliance lodge No. 29, I. 0. o. F., have elected the following officers and V. C.. II. George Wilcox; recording secretary, F NJ. Blake: financial sec retary, w. Scott Rood; treasurer s. VI. Robinson; jailitor, Frances Camp peil. The appoiptiTe officers are: Warden, Clarence JeRers; conductor, David Eothwell: I, G., Henry Daviss Q. C., Gearge Thornton; F. s. \. G., J. W. Potts; |. $. N. G.. C. 4. Has, kell; E. $. v. C., II. C, Webster; L. 5. Y. G., Peter McArthuF: R. $. s, " H. .Johnstone; L. s $. Hugh Davis; chaplain, Rev Samuel Thatcher; sit ting past grand, Alfred Stebbins; mu= sical director, Clarence Jeffers; mar shal, J. ". Potts; trustee for three years, G. H. Thornton; district dep- uty grand master, Fra rcfs Campbell; S1fA RLSiLlilS CDIHt1llLLEH- IL SROfSe Wilcox, Rev. Samuel Thatcher, j. ". Potts W, Scott Rood, J. N Lewis; relief committee Francis Campbell, " H. Johnstone, David Boutwell,; finance committee, J. ". Potts: David Both well, Alfred Stebbins; reception com mittee, Rev. Samuel Thatcher. E.. A Blake, Alfred Steobins. David Both well, Francis Campbell: trustees, J. ". Potts, David Bothwell and q. H. Thornton.
 Hand Injured.
 James McNaily cut the inside of his right hand and the end of the fingers Tuesday, wbile at wcr5 in Asplnook hleaeasr%.
 Miss Jennie Coyle has been unable to be at work on acoount of q fall which injured her head,
 pisioeated Shoulder.
 br. J, H. Mclaughlin was called to tine Jewett City hote at 8 late hour Tuesday night to attend Mrs. Shorey, the mother of Ethel May Shorey, who has been presenting rlays in Tinn's Opera house. As Mrs ShoFey was leaving the theatre at the stage en- trance door she fell and later when the doctor was calhed, her shoulder was found to be disiocated.
 Wednesdays Rainfall.
 The rainfall shown by Dr. $. H. Holmes gauge aas Lst inches.