Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-18
OBITUARY.
Charles M. Eenner.


 Word was received here Saturday morning of the death of Charles NJ Fenner, 67, in St. Luke's hospital, New York, where he had been a patient for a short time. The announcement of MT. Fenners death came as a great surprise to most people in the city for Fit was not generally known that he was i'll. and those who did know about It did not consider the illness was of B serious nature.
 MT. Fenner was a son of MT. and Mrs. Samuel N. Fenner, a family that the oldest of the family. After being educated in the Woodstock schools he came to Putnam and obtained en- ployment in clothing store. Later he entered a mill office at Yer sailles. rena ming there until he re- turned to this city to take a position in the office of the Morse mills. now the Morse Nightingale corporation,
 where he had since been employed June 10. 1875. MT. Fenner married Ida Morse. daughter of George MI Morse, who was head of the Morse Mills corporation. While prominent ly connected with the big mill indus try. MT. Fenner never took an active part in city affairs, though he always was an ardent republican
 MT. Fenner is survived by his wife Mrs. Julius Pepin. Patrolman and Mrs. Julius Cordier left Saturday afternoon for St. Mark, Canada, where Mrs. Francis Pepip s9, Mrs. Gordier's mother, died early Sat- urday.
 Truesdeli- -Charbonneau.
 Miss Ruth M Charbonneau, 21, daughter of Joseph Charbonneau and Edwin ". Truesdell. 2G. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Truesdell were married here Saturday afternoon by Attorney Charles l.. Torrey, acting as justice of the peace.
 Both gave their residence as at 35 Gardner street, Worcester, Mass, in which city they will make their home
 Officers of Congregational Society. The following is the list of newly elected officers of the Woman's Mis- sfonary society of the Congregational church: President, Mrs. F. D. Sargent; vice president. Mrs. c. H. Brown; sec retary. Mrs. w. R. Barber; treasurer Mrs. s. K. spaulding; superintendent of cradle roll. Miss Gertrude Perry; secretary and treasurer of cradle roll Miss Harriet Brown; programme com mittee, Mrs. J. B. Carpenter, Mrs George Perry, Mrs: George Gilpatric; barrel committee, Miss Bertha Sar- M. Elliott. Mrs. Walter Wheaton. Mrs George Clark; solicitor for Life and Light, Miss Mary Daniels.
 Special Movies For Children.
 It was announced Saturday after noon that the Parent Teachers associ- ation, in conjunction with Manager Hyde Smith. of the Bradley theatre, has arranged for another series of the children's motion picture matinees A committee made up of Mrs S. Nicho- ioff, Mrs. A. V. Frost, Miss Katherine Byrne and Mrs. W. R. Barber is to have charge of these cIlildren's mat inees, the first of which is to be given at the theatre next Friday afternoon after the regular matinee.
 Special care will be exercised in se- lecting all the pictures so as to com bine instruction with clean entertain nent. A series of such matinees for the children was given last season. On next Friday the picture is to be Jew el, with Miss Ella Hall.
 Game With Woodstock Wednesday.
 The Woodstock Academy basketball team, member Of the Quinebaug Wal ley league, will be here "Wednesday afternoon for a game with the Putnam High School at the gymnasium Wood stock has a fast playing team this season and recently won league game by defeating the Fourtelotte 1