Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-08

was also voted that the salary in-
 creases be included in the January
 check, the check to contain the sum
 equal to the. increase granted for the
 first half of tie current school year
 anl the ether haii Of the grant to be paid pro rata during the remaining months of the school year.
 It was also voted to have the meet ing of Wednesday evening take place of the regular January meeting which was scheduled to be held on Tuesday ! of next week. The regular bills were read and voted to beAAaid The meet ing adjourned at $50. f
 Installation of officers took pIace Wednesday night at the regular meet
 Ing of Francis S. Long Relief corps No. 28. Mrs. Marietta Wright ot Norwich, district installation officer
 took charge of the work and the fol-
 lowing o cers were installed: Presi- dent Mrs, Hattie Bowen; senior vice president, Mrs. Annie Phillips; junior vice president, Mrs. Margaret Mac
 Arthur; secretary. Mrs. Helen G
 French; treasurer, Mrs. Alice Easter brooks; chaplain, Mrs. Carrie Hall; eenductors Mrs Alice Bentley: guard Mrs. Grace Sweet; patriotic instructor Mrs. Cora TroWbridge: press core spondent, Mrs. Lottie BarreWs; musi- clan, Mrs. Blanche Burton; assistant
 conductor, Mrs. Cleora Benton; assist ant guard, Mrs. Ida Chamberlain color bearers, Mrs. Ida Williams, Mrs Bsteila Squires. Mrs. Kate Woodward and Mrs. Elizabeth Clark,
 Before the installation of officers
 some 70 members of the corps anG their guests. members of Francis s Long post, No. 30, G. A. R.. sat dewH to a delishtful collation. and were
 served baked beans, salad, rolls, cake coffee, tea and pickles. Seven new 1 members were taken into the corps, as follows: Mrs. Harriet Taber, Mrs Mary Collins, Mrs. Jennie Anthony Mrs. Olive Anthony, Mrs. Lena Gates Mrs. Eva Adams and Mrs Minnie Wilson. Among the guests present from out of town were Department Aide Mrs. Aathieu of Nillipgton and Mrs. Louise Goss of Hartford.
 A double funeral was held at the funeral paFlors of Jay M Shepard: or Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, fol William A. Church, aged 72 and his i grandson, Victor E. Larson, age 1T the services being conducted by Rev Harry s. McCready, pastor of the First Congregational church. who alss read committal services at the grave.
 
 krs for Mr. Church were Eugene A tshurch, Frank H. Church, Henry R
 Church and Leslie J. Church: for hi.
 Grandson, Everett Potter, Howare Pearl. Ray Davoll and Jesse Iman,
 The death of MT. Church occurred Monday at his Hartford home follow ing a short illness. He was born ir Willimantic April 30, 1S47, He was al enc time member of Company K Third regiment. c. N. c. AIr. Churcf was an inventor, among his inyen lions being the Smith Church driver on rendering machines. He was also a poet and a writer and before his death and completed the geneology ol | the Church family from 1e00 to the
 present date. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emma Guild Church. by four sons, Eugene A. of East Hamp- | ton Frank H. of Bellville, N. J., Hen. rY R. of Orange. N. J., and Charles Church of Washington, D. O.; and b1 | three daughters, Mrs Minnie E. lar. sen of Willimantic, Mrs. Edward Ash ley of Winsted, and Mrs. Howard 1 Manley of Georgetown, Conn. Mrs James R, Church of New Haven are 1 his cousins.
 death of Victor E. Larsen, .his aTsdson, occurred Monday night a fsb Jeseph's hospital from chronic ne
 phritis. The boy was born in Tarry. town, N. T., April B. 1902, the son o;
 Eric M. and Minnie E. Church Lar.
 sen.
 Installation of Violet Rebekat
 lodge, No. 57, I. o. O. F.. took place