Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-13

Mary Phebe Haley. widow of Capt. John E. Williams, died Sundoy at her home on Gravel street, after an ill., ness due to her advanced age, she being in her ninety second year. She shaa been a resident of this village for a long term of years and was highly respected. She was born in Ledyard. April 12, 1s24. the daughter Of Charles and Hannah Avery Haley. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Ella Gary, and a daughter -in-iew, Mrs. Jessie Williams. both having cared for her in her last illness. A brother is Nathan Haley of Westerly. She was a charter member of Mystic Bridge Congregational Hams Relief corps.
 Entertained Club. Tho Monday club was entertained this week by Mrs. George c. Lame at her home on Willow Point. The fol- poleon Bonaparte. Mrs. 10. E Buck lin; Chat eau haut, Mrs. Charles D. Holmes. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. James LathrCp on Elm street.
 Brotherhood Chooses ohFfcsrs.
 The Methodist Brotherhood held it's monthly meeting in the vestry of the VI. following officers were elected for one year: President, Bergen I. Green; first vice president, Dr. " NJ. HiT: sec ond vice president, Alexander NJ. Fay Tor; third vice president, EIwood Lathrop; fourth vice president. Au- nee; treasurer, Willard W. Keigwin; pianist, Harry B. Mackenzie; chaplain, Louis E. Peterson. One new member was admitted to the Brotherhood. The next meeting will be held with Au- gust Johnson at his home in Noank, Monday evening, January 31. After the business session refreshments were served and social time was en- joyed.
 Annual Meeting, Bridge Church.
 The annual meeting of the Mystic Bridge Congregational church was held Monday evening in the parish house. The church reports show it to be in a good financial condition. The fol- lowing officers were elected:
 Clerk. Norton Wheeler: deacon, AL bert Denison: standing committee, William K. Holmes; superintendent of Sunday school Charles w Foote: ushers, Norton Wheeler, Jesse B. Stin- son.
 Sunday School Election.
 The annual election of the officers of the Sunday school of the Union Baptist church resulted as follows: Superintendent. Manning Miner; as- sfstant superintendent. James r. Cut Ter; superintendent of primary de- partment Mrs c. H. Wolfe; superin- tendent of home department Miss Harriet Fish; secretary, Leon Dicker- son: treasurer. Deacon John Green Packer; librarian, John H. Patton: as- sistant librarian Vernon B. Clarke; chorister, Halsey c. Packer; pianists. Miss Jessie W. Holdredge and Miss Marjorie GledhilL
 C.. D. Holmes Leaves Motor Company.
 Charles D. Holmes has resigned from all connection with the operating of the Holmes Motor Go. of West Mystic which he founded ten years ago and of which he has been the head, and also from the holding company of Bos- ton bearing the same name. Disagree nlent with the Boston company inter est regarding financial methods is un- derstood to be MT. Holmes reason for resigning.
 Stricken While in Market.
 William Godfrey of Bank square, who conducts q fish market, was found Tuesday morning by William MulIaney and Carol Bliven in his market snf- fering from severe attack of acute the dock back of the Mystic Furni- ture company's place of business and after hearing his moans several xsffes decided something was wrong at the fish market. John Gift and Mir. Dun can of Browns livery stable heard the noise also. The four men tried to move MT. Godfrey from the posi- tion in which they had found him ly- ing, he having fallen when taken with the attack. After a half hour they were successful in getting pr. Louis Allyn and Dr. W. Fl. Gray to respond and they did all they could to relieve him of his suffering. He was taken home.