Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-29

skh of Mira. Joseph x. Wiieon- parr;ra Needle causss Bleed Pois- onine-Looal People Who Are tH. ER1cy TayIor Wilson were saddened e | Tearn of her death on Friday, Jan. 2Iee a+ her home in Watervflle, Me. She Was the wife cf Rev. pr. Joseph Ken- nard wilson of WatSrvslle: rs1,nn # eHS o1d dsughser s Sf gonn ,,,1,v.s A; dahs bv her T hus- Band and three children. Mrs. Howard S. Palmer of New Haven. Edgar K wilson of New York city ana VII throp Wilson. of Portland Me ,! Aer father. John A. Taylor of Old Mys- tic. survives her; also q sister Mrs F Edgar Crurnb of Riverside, R. l. The funeral was held Sunday at D. m. from the home, 96 College avenue. The First Baptist church: WaterviMe, ne Following tribute, Mot only our own church, of which we were proud to count her member, but the denon- ination al large, has suffered an lr- reparabie loss in the passing rom ; us day at 12.25 noon. As state secretary of the Foreign Missionary society and for il years associate editor with her husband, Dr. Joseph kennard wilson of Zion's Advocate, in which she edls- ed the women's department, Mrs. Wll- son has made her gracious and Christ like personality felt in remarkable
 Jesse Sebastian.
 The body of Jesse Sebastian, for merly of Westerly, who was killed last Monday at Drury, N. H., was brought to Mystic Saturday night. The fu- neral services were held Sunday alt ernoon in the receiving vault in Elm Grove cemetery. Rev. Fred E. Co., burn. pastor of the Baptist church, kA1 tA So Later in the afternoon. the burial took place in the Whitehall cemetery, near Old Mystic.
 Darning Needle Causes Poisoning.
 Mrs. Laura B. Pickering has been suffering for the past week from blood poisoning caused by sticking the head of large darning needle in her rish. hand between the first and second fingers. There IS now a slight inn provement in her condition. which had become alarming.
 ,- Briefs and Personals.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Tuesday afternoon al the home of Mrs. Perry H, Eldredge There was 8 good attendance.
 Miss Jessie Ho1dridge teacher of tht first and second grades at the Olt Mystic school, is Ill with the griI at her home in Mystic. Miss Nellie F. Echoonover is substituting for her
 Miss Iva Johnson has returned tt her duties as teacher at the Stat' Model school. Newington Center, afte' an illness with grip.
 Charles H. Burdick of Riversid' farm went to Westerly Monday after noon to attend the funeral of hii brother, Nathan Burdick.
 Miss Frances Eldredge, who teache. at Cromwell, is i'll with grip here a the Eldredge homestead.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. Edwin Stapelyn en tertained Sunday, MT. and Mrs. Ben jamin L. Null and children, Blanch Mrs J. Henry Fitzpatrick, Franl Stapelyn and John Caswell Of Mys tic.
 Mrs. Minnie Greene chapin, o Brookline. Mass, a former Old Mys tic resident, was calling Wednesda afternoon on local relatives an friends. 2'@'-
 There is a slight inprov ement i the condition of Theodore Johnson who has been i'll for the past wee with typhoid fever.
 Mrs. A. c, Jarvis of Stafford Spring is the guest of her brother-in-law an sister Mir. and Mrs. Augustus Lam bert
 Mrs. Frank E. Gates of Providenc is spending a few days with Miss Ma tiIda Holloway and Mrs. Isabella eNei at the Holloway homestead.
 Oscar F. Crumb who has been yer i'll for the past ten days with grip, slowly improving.
 Robert Young has returned to Ne Haven after brief visit here wit his family
 There is a slight improvement the condition of Miss Matilda Ho Ioway, who has been i'll for the pa! three weeks with grip and rheuma tism.
 Mrs. Fred E. Coburn is slowly re covering from grip.