Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-19
OBITUARY.
Mrs. AIenxo E. HiII.


 Ida Isabelle Hill. widow of Alonzo E. Hill and formerly of Norwich died in Meriden at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred G. Mason Thursday. She was born in Providence. R. l.. 60 years ago and was married there in 1877. She came to Norwich to live in 1878, where her husband died in 1889. She is sur vived by a son. Frederick Arnold Hill, whose home is fin the west and a daughter. Mrs. Fred c. Mason of Mer- sister, Mrs. Frank Smith of Paw tuciSet. R. I. She was of a lovely dis position and happy when doing for others and all who knew her will be grieyed to learn of her death.
 The funeral took place from the home of her daughter in Meriden on Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Abby P. AIdrich.
 Mrs. Abby P. Aldrich, widow of Former Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island. died Saturday from pneumonia at her home, 721 Fifth ay- of her death were two daughters, Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and Miss Lucy Aldrich, and her five sons. Edward B., William G.. Winthrop w. Stuart M. and Richard s. AIdrich. Her other daughter, Mrs. S. Maurice Edgel1 was not able to arrive in time from Den ver Col.
 Mrs AIdrich was Miss Abby Chap man of Norwich, and in consequence of the death of her parents went to Mrs. Greene, wife of Duty Greene, a druggist on Christian Hill. R. I. In time she came to be known as Miss Abby P. Greene. althogh she was not adopted by the Greene family. Her uncle was her guardian, however When she married MT. Aldrich her name was given in the newspaper mo- tice as Abby P. Greene; doubtless be- cause her identity would not have been easily recognized by many friends un- der her real name. Mrs. Aldrich in herited the Duty Greene property up- on her aunt's death.
 Her marriage with Mir. Aldrich took place Oct. Q. 1868. Her husband was Is, 1915.
 c. C. StiIInnan.
 George Courtland Stillman, for many years a produce merchant of Provi- dence and widely known in Masonic circles. died at his home, 20 Washing ton street, Central Falls, early Friday He was in his Nth year MT Stillman had been i'll from bronchial pneumonia four days. He was born in North Stonington Dec. '. 1s43. the only child of David and Rebecca Stillman. In 1862 he married Miss Louise A. Coe oi Block Island, who survives him. For several years MT. Stillman taught school at Block Island and Stonington and then conducted a. grocery buS1- ness at Westerly.
 For three years he was in charge of the B. B. & R. Knight store in Hebron vile, Mass. and moved to Central Falls in 1878 to open a store in the Brennan block on Central street. He then moved his store to the Bowen block. He then sold his business to Fales & Beattie, the firm at present conducting the store there.
 MT. Sdllman was in the hay and produce business on Washington street, Central Falls. for a number of years, and then became senior part ner in the Providence firm of Stillman & Crossley, commission merchants. At the time of his death he was conduct Ing a merchandise brokerage business under the name of George c. Stillman, with offices in Butler exchange.
 For a number of years MT. Stillman had been secretary of the Providence Fruit and Produce exchange. He Joined the Broad street Baptist church of Central Falls in 1880, and for many years was a deacon and also chairman of the board of trustees.
 He was a member and past eminent commander of Holy Sepulchre com mandery and a member of Jenks lodge of Masons of Pawtucket.