Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-05

panies' Annual Elections.
Mrs. Catherine Morrow, widow of
Peter Morrow, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Robert O'Neil, Wednes-
day afternoon after a long illness. She
was born in Tipperary, Kings county,
Ireland, in 1910. the daughter of Pat
rick and Margaret King Maher. She
has lived in Mystic about so years.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs Robert
O'Neil and Mrs. Annie Amers, and a
son, Matthew Morrow. and six grand
children, all of this place.
Stonington Lodge Installation.
Stonington lodge, No. rs, I. o. o. F.,
met in Odd Fellows hall on Cottrell
street, when the following officers were
installed by District Deputy Grand
Master Fred D. Ward and his suite,
Deputy Grand Marshal Erastus Fish,
Armstrong, Deputy Grand Recording
Secretary Charles Gildersleeves, Dep
uty Grand Treasurer Henry Laukes,
Deputy Grand Chaplain Harry 3:
Warden Leonard j. Hermes. Deputy
Grand Outside Warden John Frib
bance.
The following officers were seated
Orris w. Perry; vice grand, William
McCausland: recording secretary,
Jesse B. Stinson. financial secretary.
G. c. Potter: treasurer. George D.
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conductor, Charles Sweet; chaplain,
Frank Collins; right scene supporter.
Joseph Tyler; left scene supporter
Theodore Anderson; right supporter
noble grand, Ernest Howell: left sup
porter noble grand, Harry Cady; right
supporter vice grand, Robert Turning;
left supporter vice grand. Morse Coo
gan: past grand. Fred Gledhil1: plan
list, Harry B. Mackenzie; janitor, c.
G. Potter
I>;noroa oo1o,o;++a. . ~ raoo~ xv;,
liams. P. G. Erastus Fish; sick COM
mittee, William McCausland, William
Mcdonald. Noank. Hiram Latham,
George Brown, Old Mystic Harry
strong: relief committee. p G. Fred
u. Ward. P. G. Leonard J. Hermes, P.
G. William Armstrong; entertainment
committee, Ernest Howell, chairman,
Joseph Tyler. Lawrence Gren1ley
D. of v. Officers Installed.
The regular meeting Of Phoebe
Packer Rathbun tent, D. of ", was
held Wednesday evening in G. A r.
hall. At $50 a supper was served for
the members and guests from New
LHndon and Williams post. The Off
GERS were installed by Mrs. Maud
Ford, department president The OFF,
GERS seated We're: President, Mrs.
kdah L. Sweet: senior vice president,
Mrs. Elizabeth Butler; junior vice
president. Mrs. Mary Lamb: chaplain,
Mrs. Lillian Cooper: treasurer, Mrs
Elizabeth MacGown; secretary, Miss
Annie Packer: council members, Mrs.
Mary Benjamin. Mrs. Laura Geer, Mrs.
Edith Lamb; patriotic Instructor, Mrs
Marion Bradley: guide, Mrs. Sadie
Bailey guard, Mrs. Estel1a Wilcox;
assistant guard, Mrs. Nina Wilson;
alternate. Mrs. Alice Clark; first color
color bearer, Mrs. Fannie Browning;
third color bearer. Miss Annie Denis
ter; fourth color bearer, Miss Eleanor
Lamb.
lFiremen's Election.
The annual meeting of the B. r.
Hoxie Engine company was held Tues
day evening in their rooms and the
following officers were elected Fore
man, Edward McKone; first assistant,
Leonard J.. Hermes; second assistant,
John Imdohl; secretary, Herbert Gled-
hill; treasurer, George H. Griswold,
Jr.; trustee, Charles Fl. Foley; stew
ard, George Holly: engineer, Luke Nc
Kone.
The annual meeting Of Mystic Hook
and Ladder company was held We'd
nesday evening, when the following
officers were the choice for the coming
year: Foreman, Charles C. Craig; as
tcry, Charles T. Crandall; treasurer,
George E. Tingley; steward. Fred j
MoH: finance committee. George E.
Tingley, George ]. Heydecker, Ira c.
Noyes
Local Jottinss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tice have
left for New York to spend the win
ter.
Mrs. w. 3. Cook. entertained Helen
Starkey chapter at her home on Park
place Thursday afternoon
The Ladies' Aid society of the M E.
church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Harriet Avery
Oourtland c. Potter has returned
from a visit in Providence
Mrs Albert A. Haley has closed her
home on Reynolds Hill and will spend
the winter with her daughter In New
York
Mrs. George w. Matthews has left
for ST. Petersburg. Fla. where she will
spend the winter
George F. Emmons is i'll at his home
on High street.