Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
OBITUARY. George Herbert Spaulding.

Failing to rally from shock suffer- ed recently, George Herbert Spaulding, s4 years of age, died Monday afternoon about 4.20 o'clock, at his home, No. 2S Ripjley place This was the second shock Mir. SpauldiHg had suffered, tho first dating back to October.
 MT. Spaulding was born in Sullivan. N H, s4 years ago, and was the son of MT. and Mrs. Curtis Spaulding.s In 1S60 in Manchester, N H., he Twas united in marriage with Lavana Taylor who survives him. In 1862 MT. and Mrs Spaulding came to Norwich to re- side and here he took up his trade as 9 machinist At one time he was en- gagged in the suspender business busi- ness in the old silk mill on the East Side, and he was also engaged in bus mess in other lines.
 For 52 years he made his home in the house in which his death occurred Monday He was a charter member of the local lodge of the United Werkmen. Surviving him are his wife and three children, two sons, Walter and Carl Spaulding, both of Norwich, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles Palmer Potter of Somerville. Mass. There are five grandchildren. Misses Lucille, Geraldine, Madeline and Grace Spaulding, all of Norwich and Miss Dorothy Dewing, child of Mir Spaulding's daughter who died two years ago.
 Walter A. HinkIey. Following an illness of a few weeks, 1 Walter A. Hinkley, formerly of Nor wich. died at his home in Worcester Mass, on Saturday. Mir. Hinkley was | the son of Amos and Mary Crapon i Hinkley and was born in Providence When Is years of age he entered the employ of the New Haven road and op- erated as brakeman between SNew London and Worcester, making his home | in Norwich. Of late years he had beer conductor and had run between New York and Boston. MT Hinkley's father | was employed by the old Norwich ant 1 Worcester railroad as a car decorator and had been employed at the local cal shops here many years ago.
 The deceased has made his home il Worcester for the past 15 years wher, he was a member of the First Baptis church of that city. Mir. Hinkley is sur vvied by his wife, Mrs. Helen D. John l son Hinkley whom he married in thi city on Aug. 10, 1882. He also leave four children, George A. Hinkley 0 Portland, Me, Arthur D. Hinkley 0 Charleston, H., Miss Ruth R. Hinkle. of Worcester and Irving A. Hinkley 0 Lancaster, N. H.
 Mrs. Henry Dawson.
 Word has been received here by loca relatives of the death of Mrs. Henr, Dawson at her home in Bellaire, O., ol Dec. g, the funeral being held on SatuI day.
 Mrs. Dawson, who was formerly Mis- Katherine L. Pierce, was born in Norwie e4 years ago, the daughter of the lat Patrick and Mary Pierce. In Norwic on Jan. 2, 1879. she was united in mar lriage with Henry Dawson, son of the lat James Ds wson of u is city.
 She is survived by her husband and al only sister, Miss Susie G. Pierce, who ha made her home with Mrs. Dawson for
 number of years.
 Mrs. Dwight ". King.
 Mrs. Hanora Nogles King, widow o Dwight W. King, died in Preston on Mon f day following a lingering illness that ha extended over period of several years Mrs. King has made her home in Norwicl where she is well known and has larg circle of friends.
 Mrs. King was a member of St. Pat rick's church. A son, John P. King, die several years ago and she is survived b relatives in this city.