Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-26
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Charles HiIIman.


 The news of the death of Mrs. Grace Duce Hillman of Concord, N H, was received by relatives in town Tuesday morning.
 Mrs. Htllman has been i'll for ten weeks, her mother, Mrs. Duce and Mrs. Clarence Kahn having been in Concord for several weeks. MT. Duce left for his daughters home Tuesday morning, not knowing of her death.
 Mrs Hillman was the daughter of Lizzie Hamilton and William G. Duce and was born in JeWett City thirty seven years ago. She was graduated from Riverside Grammar school in 1893. For a short time she attended Norwich Free Academy and later Cushing Academy at Ashburnham, Mass. She became a member of the Baptist church twenty-twO years ago. Nineteen years ago she was united in marriage with Charles Hillman of Concord, and her home has been there since that time. Each year she has visited her parents in Jewett City. She was their only child and always a de- voted daughter.
 She is survived by her husband and parents. She was very popular both in JeWett City and especially so dur ing her married life in Concord. She was a violinist and pfominent in mus ical circles. She was an especial fla yorite of older people and children.
 Her funeral is to be held in Con- cord, and her body is to be brought to Jewett City for burial
 PhiIander T. Crocker.
 Mrs. Mariette Tinker has been mo- tified of the death of her brother, Phi lander T. CrOCker, T6, at Brighamton, N. Y. His death occurred Sunday.
 He was a soldier, serving in the 121st regiment, Co. G, First Division, Second brigade of the Sixth company. He was transferred to the First New hr9+ +TeAy-1- years. His wife, a daughter and two sisters. Mrs. Mariette Tinker of Jew cit City and Mrs Aida Wright of Spokane, Wash, survive him.
 News in General.
 Miss Bertha Geer is visiting reIa- lives in Cambridge, Mass.
 Mrs. F. x. Casavant is seriously ill at her home on AIathewson street. Miss Rosa Bumstead of Everett, i Mass, is a guest at Miss Alice A. 1 Browns. Miss Marian Tracy is at Highland Lake, Winsted, for the remainder of i the week. Misses Catherine Jodoin, the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Edmond odoin, i has been ill with the measles.
 Miss Alice Brewer of Norwich was 1 the guest of Mrs. Ernest Wright. at l Dr. c. H. Jennings, Tuesday.
 Miss Mary MacNicol visited Camp 1 KiIlllare at Mantle Tuesday. l
 g. D. WheeIock was a weekend l guest of his brother, H. \. WheeIock i of Oswegatchie.
 Postmaster D. F. Finn was in l! Hartford Tuesday attending the meet l ing the state central committee Mr. l Finn represents the 20th district He l was accompanied by Town Clerk John 1 Welsh.
 Laying Out Tennis Court.
 E. A Faust is making a tennis court 1 in the rear of his home on East Main 1 street highlands.
 Patient at Backus Hospital.
 Samuel Cathcart of this place has | been in the Backus hospital since Sun l day. Thursday the surgeons are plan 1 ming to operate on him for a swollen l gland in his neck. The trouble has l been developing for four weeks Mrs l Cathcart, accompanied by Mrs. J. T. 1 Stewart, were at the hospital to see | him.
 Miss Mary Wheelock has returned l from Q visit with friends in Brooklyn 1 and at Sheepshead Bay, N. Y.
 The rainfall for July for Griswold i up to Tuesday evening was 65-10O 1 inches, according to Dr. s. H. Holmes 1 fain gauge.