Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-07
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Fred A. Turner.

Annie S, wife of Fred A. Turner. died Thursday night at her home at Cedar Crest after a long illness. She was born in Mystic Jan. ), 1872, the daughter of Patrick O'Shaughnessy and Ellen Mooney. She leaves be- sides her husband three sons, Fred Robert and Charles Turner, a grand son. two sisters, Mrs. Henry Johnson of New London and Mrs. James Me Cloy of Oakland. Cal, and brother, Thomas O'Shaughnessy, of Derby.
 Cruiser Launched.
 The express cruiser Inkosi the hand some mahogany 65-foot craft built for Philip De Ronde of New York. was launched from Wood & McClure's boatshop Friday afternoon. In a week or so she will leave Mystic for New York
 New Names for Honor Roll.
 At the morning service of the Meth odist Episcopal church Rev. A H. Withee spoke on the subject It Is Seed Time. At this service the pastor read the names of three young men who had been added to the honor roll: Harry and Raymond Clark. sons of Mrs. David Brown, who are in the army, and Lawrence Gremley, son of Mir and Mrs. Charles Gremley, in the navy.
 Social and Personal.
 Philip Herrick, who has been in the navy for the past five months, is wis iting at the home of Mrs. Charles Stoddard
 J. Harry Marshall Of Providence is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Enos M. Gray, in Ledyard
 Richard Morgan, son of Mir and Mrs. Christopher Morgan, has been reported as arriving safely in France. Mr and Mrs. William L. Maine have arrived home from Providence. Selectman Conrad Kretzer and John Fribbance have returned from Boston. Ira F. Moves and Oscar Cottrell of New Haven spent Sunday in Mystic. MT. and Mrs. Ernest Howell and two sons visited MT. HowelPs parents in New London over Sunday.
 Mrs. George Stott is visiting her parents in Danielson.
 Transferred to Long Island.
 Fred Sherburne, who has been at i Camp Devens for six weeks, has been transferred to Camp Mills, Long Isl and, N. Y He is with the Sth brigade 4th division. 12th machine gun, E. N
 Archie Holmes has returned tc CdHlp DeN6llS dll6T d NISlI NIIn Ills i family on Water street. 1 John Gilbert T. s. N, is spending a few days with his parents on Bank street
 Annual Election.
 Harry B. Mackenzie entertained the members of the All Alive class of the Methodist Sunday school at his home on Bank square Monday evening There were 20 present. The annua election of officers took place, resulting as follows: Robert Gremley, president 1 Wilfred Schroder, vice president: Les lie Harrison. secretary; Edward Berry treasurer. Games were played, re | treatments served and very enjoy. able time was spent.
 Miss Annie Feidler gave her grad, of the Mystic academy, 2S pupils, treat Monday afternoon of ice crean cones.
 Mothers day, Sunday, May 1e, vii be celebrated this year at the Meth odist church instead of Sunday, Ma, 12, on account of the pastor bein, away in Westerly and exchanging wit Rev. D. J. Curry. A special program has been arranged.
 Birthday Party.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis McGuigan 0 New London road gave a very pleasin birthday party Sunday to Mrs liar riett Burroughs, who was S9 years ole There were nine relatives from Daniel son, five from Voluntown and thre from Groton present. Mrs. Burrough. who is in good health, has been a resi- dent of this place only a short time coming from Danielson here A din ner was served and a birthday cak with 1S29-191S was in the center of tn table.