Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-08
STONINGTON
Death of pr. Charles O. Main-Has Practiced f5 Years in the Borough Recent Real Estate Transfers.

Dr. Charles O. Main, 72, for 45 years | a praCtiCing physician of the borough { of StOningtOn, died at his home in ! Water street Monday morning after a |! lingering illness. Several months ago | one leg was amputated at Lawrence ! hospital in New London, and from this l operation he made complete recovery, 1 but his sickness previous to tn eampu- l tatiOn remained, and he gradually be- 1 came worse. He was born in New Hartford. April 10, 1S43, the son of Sidney and Eliza Wentworth Main, and when years of age moved with his parents to North Stonington, where he | received his early education. He was | graduated from Dartmouth in 1870 and commenced practice in Stonington in 1871.
 Dr. Main served for time as bur gess and as a member of the StOning | ton Building association. He became | a member of Asylum lodge of odd Eel ! lows in 1864, and was charter mem | Der of Ruth chapter, O. E. S., a mem | Der of Stonington grange and of the First Baptist church. He is survived 1 by his wife. Phebe, Sarah Main, and | one son, Dr. Charles Everett Main; 1 also a sister. Mrs. John Metliss, of i Bradford, and three brothers, Milo i Milton Main and Stanley Main of 1 North StOniugton and Dr. Myron Main l of Bolton Notch.
 i Probate Business.
 | Judge Elias 2. Hinckley held a ses-
 sion of the probate court in Pawcatuck l Tuesday. The will of Clarissa Miner i was adni ted to probate and Orrin E.. | Miner of New London confirmed as l eXecutor. The will of Addier Carman
 was also admitted to probate and Fred | D. Rogers confirmed as executor. | COurtlaud E. York was appointed ad-
 ministrator of the e<,ate of James | Lewis CTandall. The widow of Jere- miah Shea was appointed administra- triX of his estate.
 Real Estate Transfers.
 The latest transfer deeds record ed in the office of Town Clerk Elias B. HinCkley are as follows: An
 tonic Italiano to Joseph Amantea, un- divided one-half interest in house and
 lot east side of Downer street, Pawca-
 tuck; Elizabeth Moss ct al. to Dr. Owen J. Dennehey. lot west side of Courtland
 street, borough; Benjamin r. Williams
 to Albert S. Benner, lot at Industrial place, Mystic; George l.. Stillman to Albert Baker, lot west side Coggswell street, Pawcatuck; Augustus G. Bron- well to Charles A. Cromwell, house and
 lot west side Holmes street, Mystic;
 Joseph Sylvia to John Mouiz, house and lot west side of HancoX street, borough; Abel H. Hinckley ct al to Sidney Siswick, one acre land east
 side Mystic river; Lewis H. Brown to c. Wilson Brown, lot by bounds; Mary Atwood ct al. to N. Y., N. H. & H. K. R. Co.,, lot near railway station, bor- ough: Mary Prudence Chesebro to Charles A. Wimpfheimier, house and lot south side Stonington and Vest
 erly highway; George F. Costello to Hazel Irene Main, two lots at Indus
 trial place, Mystic; Helen M. Hossfal | to Abbie B. Moves, undivided one-haf interest in house and lot, Homestead place, Mystic; Oliver c. Pendleton to
 John Killars, Jr., land south side of
 Stonington and Westerly highway;
 Jennie l.. Perry to Antoinette Ripley,
 house and lot by bounds; Samuel K
 Gardner to George F. Costello. house
 and lot in Industrial place, Mystic; II Benjamin F. Williams to Samuel K Gardner, house and lot in Industrial
 place, Mystic; Manuel Curt to Frances Curt, two lots at Grand street and Bay
 View avenue; George w. Stafford to Florence F. Pike, three lots with i'm provements by bounds; Mary P. Hyde
 to N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. Co.,, lot near
 railroad property; Industrial Trust company to George l.. Stillman, lot
 west side Coggswen street, Paweatuck. Funeral of James V. A. TrumbulI.
 There was a large attendance of } friends and relatives at the funeral of 2 James V. A. Trumbull, Tuesday after noon from his residence in the bor- ough. The service was conducted by
 Rev. Dwight c. Stone, of the Second
 Congregational church. Burial was in
 the family plot in Stonington ceme- tery.
 | Stonington Pointers.
 Lightkeeper Joseph Fuller Is visiting
 in Jewett City. He is an old-time l whaling master.
 l Already candidates are being groom t ed for political office next fall in Ston- ) ington borough. This Is surely grab l ping Old Man Time by the forelock At the annual meeting of Neptune Hose company, these officers were elected: James McCort, foreman;
 Christopher J. Ledwith, first assist ant; Bert. King, second assistant; ? Frank Matthews, secretary; John w. | Chamberlain; treasurer; Joseph De
 Bragga, Albert Robinson, Edward ) Dennehey; finance committee; William , Smiddy, steward. The Investigating l committee is composed of the fore ] man and assistants.
 } There was a family gathering at the Anderson home, Tuesday, in observ- , ance of the hfty-hrst anniversary of Judge and Mrs. Jennie s. Anderson's s f marriage.
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