Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-23
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Clinton E. Bromley.

Mrs. Mabel T. Wells Bromley. wife of Rev. Clinton E. Bromley, pastor of the Federated churches of Atkinson, Me, passed away at her home Oct. IS at 1.45 a. m. She was born at West Luoee, Me, Aug. 15, 1879, the daughter of Benjamin A. and Ella Whalen Wells. At the age of 14 she went to live with her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Freeman '. Trefry, of South Lubec. She was a graduate of the Lubec High school and of the
 Maine State Normal school at Farm ingten, Me, and was a teacher in the public schools at Lubee, Me, for sev- eral terms.
 She was married to Rev Clinton E. Bromley Sept 25, 1907, then pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Harrington, Me, and has since pa tiently shared the tolls and sacrifices of her husbands pastorates, which have been in Franklin, Sullivan, Monti- the state of Maine. Three children have been born of this union, Wini- fred Evelyn born Nov 22 1908 Elea- nor Louise, born June 2, 1910, and Ernest Raymond, born March II, 1912. Mrs. Bromley had been in poor health since three years ago last sum mer, since which time she has been
 obliged to abstain from hard work. l Her improvement during the last spring and summer was very marked until the latter part of August. when
 she began to decline. She took to her ] her about a week before her death and
 the end came sooner than was ex i pected Mrs Martha TNefry. the aunt
 in whose home she had spent several 1 years before her marriage, has been
 with her during the past year and has rendered valuable service in taking
 care of her.
 Besides her aunt and the husband 1 and children, she is survived by her l father, Benjamin A. Wells, Lubec: one
 sister, Mrs, J. H. Greene. Providence,
 R. l.; three brothers. William Wells,
 J,ubec Burton T Wells, Newhurgh, x.
 Y. and Fred H. Wells, Bridgeport 1 Conn
 Funeral services were held at her
 late residence, Atkinson. Me Tues 1 day, Oct. 22, at p. m. The burial
 will be in the Bromley family lot at i PackerviIle. Conn, and funeral ser vices will also be held in the church l at that place.
 l Mrs. Bromley was a cultured and 1 talented Christian woman, much de- voted to her home and children and l in fullest sympathy with her husbands vocation. She was anxious to live to bring up her little ones but as he1 | departure became imminent she seem 1 ed to be fully resigned to the will oi 1 her Lord. i Those who knew her best loved her most and her untimely deatf will be mourned by many
 1 Her husband is 8 former Norwich
 boy, at one time well known here. | H. H. Armstrong.
 Herbert H. Armstrong, aged 65 years a lifelong resident of New London an(
 hospital in that city on Monday, Oct
 21 after brief attack of infuenz:
 followed hy pneumonia.
 He is survived by wife. four sons
 Lewis H. of South Amboy, N J., Ralpl
 L.. yeoman, r. S N, George. U. s
 N., serving in France, and Percy, ant
 three daughters, Mrs. George Lamb c Noank, Mrs. Angus of Portland. Ore
 and Mrs. J. A. Fiomerfelt of Astoria
 L. I. Also two brothers, Cassius o ! Norwich and Ashbel of Rocky Hill. Tn body will be sent to Springfield, Mass for cremation in accordance with hi wishes.
 Rev. Samuel H. Lee. Rev. Samuel H. Lee of Springfield for many years with the7 Tnternationa
 Np@Ig5Es A4Su dl IiiS uOIue Sunutly. II was born in Hanover, this state i SS2, son of William and Sara,
 (Storrs) Lee. He graduated from col : iese in 1882 and from Yale Divnlt ? school in 1863. During the Civil wa 7 he was active in recruiting volunteers He was pastor of the Second Congre 2 gational church in Greenfield, Mass l 1S66-1S72, and pastor Of the First Con gregational church, Cleveland, Ohis
 the next six years
 g Pref. Charles p. Warren. Prof. Charles P. Warren Of Colum t bia University died al his home i I Woodclif Lake. N. J., Oct 16. M r Warren spent several summers Lyme in his younger days He grad f uated from Columbia university e 1890, and was member of ColmDi
 EniVersity faculty since 1893. S.nc ], l9G9, he has been adjunct professor = architecture, and went to Constant l nople in 1912 as the architect of thre : new structures for Roberts coliag n and was associate architect for sever, d buildings in Tokio.
 v He leaves a widow and a fathe ". s. Warren of s6 School street, Ne
 London; three brothers, W $. Wal ren, Jr, Magnolia Beach, Mass; Ge Earle Warren, of New York, and Al
 thur D. Warren: also two sisters, Mir
 Edith Davis Of Dallas, Texas, and Mi = | AHrA Warren of New nndcu