Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

William c. B1iven, 92, died Sunday morning. He has been bedriddeh for a long time and was found dead in his bed, having passed peacefully away while alseep.
 MT. Bliven was born in Hopkinton, R. l., April g, 1926, the son of Sally Barber and Cranston Bliven. He re- ceived his schooling in Exeter R. l. In his younger days he was a farmer, until he married Louisa Warrington in 1858 and went to Baltic to live. They resided there II years. during four of which MT. Bliven held the office of constable.
 In 1875 MT. and Mrs. Bliven came back to Jewett City. MT. Bliven was prominent townwise, being grand juror 27 years, school tax collector 20 years and town tax collector for four years. He was member of Undaunted lodge, No. 34, K. of F.. joining in. 1S7S He was chancellor of the lodge several times and had held all the offices. He had attended the meeting of the grand lodge five times
 Mrs. BliVen died April 2, 1913. MT Bliven is survived by half brother, Courtland Bliven of Voluntown He was also the half brother of the late John Bliven of Canterbury and of the late Mrs. Edwin Whiting of Jewett City. r. c. Whiting of Griswold is a nephew.
 Mrs. Philip Kahn. ] Mrs Eva l. Kahn, widow of Philip Kahn, died at her home on South Main street Sunday morning after an illness of two years. Mrs. Kahn was the daughter of Mary Potter and Henry B. Hamilton and was born in Jewett City May 29, 1854. She married Philip Kahn Oct. 24, 1850. He died several years ago. Since that time she has made her home with her son and his wife, who have given her the most devoted care during her illness.
 She is survived by one son, Clarence Kahn, and sister. Mrs. W. G. Duce. of Jewett City.
 Mrs. PeIee Kenyon.
 Mrs. Jane Kenyon. widow of Peleg Kenyon, died at her home in Lisbon Friday night Mrs Kenyon was born ter of Florinda Champlin and Chester s, Aver. The larger part of her life has been spent in Franklin, where MT. and Mrs. Kenyon occupied one house for 45 years. After Mir. Kenyon's death Mrs. Kenyon came about six years ago J to live in the house with her sisters in Lisbon.
 She is survived by two sisters Mrs. Edward M. Barrett and Miss Phebe Aver of Lisbon, and two cousins, Fred and Chester Aver of Franklin.
 The funeral service was held at her home Sunday afternoon and was pri- vate. Rev. William Reynolds of New ent officiated. There were flowers from the family. The body was placed in the receiving vault in Jewett City cen- etery. The bearers were E. B. Cheney
 Merton Bugbee and P. H. Gilbert Un-
 dertaker E. E. Gilbert was in charge oi
 the arrangements.
 Il, Miss Laura Foster.
 A letter from Miss Ida I. Foster an
 nounces the death of her sister, Miss !, Laura Foster. on Friday in Brooklyn
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 Mrs. Arthur Strickland and daugh- ter of Middletown are guests at MT and Mrs. H. E. PauPs. Additional Stars. Two more stars on the service flas
 at the Congregational church were dedicated Sunday morning for Donald Claghorn Bliss, a private in the en. gineers corps of the army, and Ear Swift Hiscox, radio electrician, U. s N. R. F.
 The saw and shingle mill at Hope vile owned and operated by G. c Geer & Son will be discontinued tt the public after April 1. 191S.-adv. Was Native of Lisbon. Mrs. Myrtice Adams Randall. wife o Henry G.. Randall of Plaintield, wh died there Friday, was niece of Lev Adams of this place. She was bor. in Lisbon and was the daughter of Ell E and Arthur Adams Mr. and Mrs k Randall were married Is years ago a the home of her guardian. pr. s. I Holmes
 Chorus to Rehearse. \ The Liberty chorus holds a rehearss in the parlor of the hose house thi E evening.
 n Miss M Adelaide Burdick is
 Woonsocket. for few days.