Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-23
Frcderick Loren Gnl1nr

EFcucIIck Loren 6anup
 The funeral of Frederick Loren Gallup. son of the late Capt. Loren A. Gallup and Elizabeth H. Gallup of Norwich. took place from the Central Baptist church, Norwich, at 2 o'clock Wednes- day afternoon with relatives and friends attending. Rev. Arthur F. Purkiss pas tor of the church conducted the services at the church and Rev. P. A. Norden, D. D.. of Brooklyn. Mass. a relative of the deceased read a committal service at the grave. Miss Louise Fuller presided at l the organ.
 The casket was borne to the hearse by the following friends of the deceased: Allyn L. Brown. Carl W. Brown. Walter Gilbert of Norwich and Frank H. Foss l of Willimantic
 l Attending the funeral from out of | town were Mrs Frederick L. Gallup and 1 daughter, Dorothy NJ. Gallup of Will 1 nfngton. Del wife and daughter of the | deceased. Wallace oslesby of>Chester. Pa. | MT zeisberg of the Wili lington offices 1 of the Dupont Powder Go, with which 1 firm Mir Gsllup served for many years and Miss Caroline .Schantz. MT. Gallup | secretary.
 MT Gallup was born in Norwich Nov. | 2s, 1S79 the son of the late Caot. Loren
 A. Gallup and Elizabeth fl. fiallup and | died in Bridgewater. Mass. Dec. 19. He
 was q brother of Rev. C. M. Gallup. D. i D.. of Providence. R. l., and the late
 Edward NJ. Gallup and the late Eliza beth Gallup Perkins.
 Mir. Gallup was a student at the Nor
 wich Free Academy and Worcester Acad-
 emies, receiving diplomas from both and graduating from the latter in 1899 At | Worcester he received honors in his class and was a member of the track team in the N. F. A. Worcester schools and Cor nell University, winning many prizes as
 short distance runner.
 He travelled extensively In Europe
 Mexico, and the United States and was a teacher of chemistry in Chester. Pa.
 military academy and Woodbury Pores
 school. Va For ten years he was experi
 mental chemist for the Du Pont Powder Co. at Wilmington. Del, and for the las Il three years was head of the library anC bureau of statistical investigation of th'
 same company. He had been in poo health for the past six years following serious motorcycle accident.
 } In 1905 he married Miss Edna Ogles r by of Chester, Pa- She and one daugh
 ter, Dorothy Manning Gallup, surviv
 him. Mir Gallup was a member of tn i Central Baptist church of Norwich fror I boyhood and at the time of his deatr
 A wide circle of friends in Norwich ar - left who viii ~'--~-- ---."'' them tn z kindest renrer lbrances of the deceased.
 aHfvardiiir C -.4-.,
 s Coddington Billings Palmer. ' The funeral of Coddington Billing
 Palmer. a native of Stonington. was hel Y at his home in Huntington Mass. Sur f day. Services took place at the Pir
 Congregational church, Rev. c. H Chap
 officiating Burial was at Norwich Brids l. cemetery.
 T. MT. Palmer was born Aug A. 1858 s Stonington, the second son of Theodo Y. Dwight and Harriet Billings Palmer H n early education was obtained at the boy
 academy in Concord. Mass. At 15, h father having died, he went to Eastman = ton with his mother and two brothers r
 attended Williston seminary and lat
 Amherst college. In December, 1884, le married Miss Nettie B. Avery. He we g to Huntington at that time, where he h. t. resided ever since. He leaves his wife al k five children.
 > MT. Palmer came. from colonial seafa
 ing ancestry Both his fathers brother
 Capt. Nathaniel Palmer and Capt Ale Ill II an.lcr Palmer, wer- identified in the SC z and vhale trade of Stonington. Capta
 Nathaniel was commander of the clipp to ship Oriental. At the age of 20 he di is covered an uncharted island in the An is a"cuc seas and in his honor # was nam, n, Palmer's Land