Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-03
MYSTIC

WI D 1N
 Residents of the entire village were saddened to learn of the death of Miss
 Laura Hilliard Mallory, 36, early Mon
 day morning in a San Francesca hospi- tai. She had lived most of her life in
 Mystic except for a, few years spent in study and travel AfteS graduating from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y, she took a special course at Williams Me morial Institute, New London Later
 she entered Wellesley College but was obliged to leave on account of the ill.,
 ness of her mother. After several years
 of travel she was graduated from the Bridgewater Normal School and intended to enter the teaching profession but was forced to give It up on account of i'll , health.
 | The last ten years of her life were ] spent mostly in sanatoriums. except for l an occasional visit in Mystic at the horne l ofy Miss Eleanor Fish. The past two
 years she had lived in California MISS Mallory was young woman of
 culture and charming personality She
 She had wonderful gift of expression
 and an unfailing sense of humor, and
 her letters were source of delight to
 her friends. Throughout her long ill.,
 ness she maintained the same spirit of | cheerfulness and her zeal for knowledge i never lessened. Even in the last two
 years of her life she took a special
 course from the University of California
 and her ambition was limited only by | her physical endurance She was a
 member of the Mystic Bridge Congrega-
 tional church and very loyal to its in terests. Miss Mallory was a member of a family prominent here for genera tionS and although the last of her fam fly, there are numerous relatives and friends who grieve for her death No
 arrangements for the funeral have been announced yet.
 Mrs. J. M. Moves was caller in New
 London Tuesday.
 Charles H. Latham, Percy Morgan i Bergen L Greene Jesse B. Stinson and
 William Donsbach were in New Londor
 Monday evening attending a meeting oi
 Union Chapter, No. ', R. A. M.
 Misses Isabelle and Geneveve Mac : Kenzie of Westerly were recent guest!
 of ther uncle. Harry B. Mackenzie At the meeting of Mystic Council Nc 2s. R. S. NJ, Friday evening, in Ma sonic Temple, the royal and select de grees are to be conferred on a class The committee in charge at the Mys :. tic Country Club Thursday evening com prises MT. and Mrs. Walter H. Lathror MT. and Mrs Moves Palmer, Mr an, Mrs. Harry Raul, Mrs. Albert Haley 1a , Mrs. William D. Breaker.
 David Seamon of Poquonnoc was
 business caller here Monday Miss Louise Gray has returned to Ney 1, York after a visit with her parents, D1 and Mrs. W. H. Gray.
 Contractor Hewitt of Montville was t caller here Monday.
 Mrs. J. Elizabeth MacGown, forme 7 resident here, has left for California t spend the winter.
 : Richard Adamson of New London wa a recent visitor here
 , Miss Carrie Rogers is to leave 500 s for Washington to spend the winter | pr. and Mrs. Rhodes Burrows wer : recent visitors in Norwich
 l Leland Perkins has gone to Bosto ; where he has secured employment ' At the meeting of Fanny Ledyar 5 Chapter, D. A. R., in Masonic Temple 7 Wednesday afternoon the application for membership were received. The pro gram following the business meeting con t sisted of very interesting talk by MT! Helen l. Cutler on the people who cam l over in the Mayhower Mrs. Frank W Batty gave comprehensive sketch of tn achievements of the state of Connection
 a poem was read by Mrs. James Brow1 : and Mrs. G. A. Thompson read the stat song. Refreshments were served by tn
 following committee: Mrs. Helen I. Cut l Ter, chairman, Mrs. Phebe E. Grinnel ] Mrs. Mary E M. Dickinson, Mrs Arlin
 P. Rathbnne. Mrs. Edna B. Colby, Mir
 Annie W. Bradley, Mrs. Marion E. VI Wheeler and Mrs. Addie P. Batty. Rev. Herbert A. Grantham of Eas Haven was business caller here Wed : nesday. 8 Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Bucklyn were New York Thursday.
 Miss Jeanette Godfrey daughter Of Mi and Mrs. F. A. Godfrey, obserrel rr seventh birthday this week at tte hom of her grandmother, Mrs. Nettie A. God l frey. Seven young friends were invit t ed in for the party, and the,e were tw