Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
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 OBITUARY.
Mrs. Jeanette Hoffman. fContrfbuted.l


 (ContrFbuted.)
 With the death of Mrs. Jenet4e Hoff- man. the family. circle where, on Christ mas eve, the son, daughters and grand children were wont to. gather for a most joyous reunion heretofore, will ! this year find an. aWty. chair. Nor do 1 they sonUw alone, for the grand ola lady was always the sunshine of social | events an over the countryside from WIlfnantic to Norwich. Young and old delighted in her company.
 l The devotion of mother and children was touchingly beautiful. Friends loved to visit with her, strangers soon felt at home. A great reader. she could enter tain deMgtfulfy with stories and rem l iniscences.
 1 rGBandnia H. thus lovingly known for l years in the Social Corner, was active l at work or play in the home, at the La dies, Aid3s missionary and Social Corner meetings, missing not one if it was pos 1 sible to get to them.
 Not only in the vicinity Of North l Franklin where she was resident foI many, years, but back in her earlier
 home, of Easthampton, Mass, she left admiring friends, Who during her long | illness. continually sent her loving mes I SdSeS and nOWerS. Tier lHS WElS SESnl
 in making others happy.
 Arthur Tracy Gallup.
 | Word was received here Wednesday evening of the death of Arthur Tracy Gallup, which occurred at his home in iPlainfeld, N. J., at 5.15 o'clock .Wednes-
 day afternoon after g short illness
 Mir Gallup was born in Preston 72 ! years ago, the son of John W. and Mar ILi-- ago he was a resident of Norwich, leav- ing here after period of about ter
 years for Plainfeid, N. J., where he was
 with the Potter Press Works. Thereaft. CT he was identified with the Leverin 6 Garague Iron Construction Works of
 West 2Srd street, New York. as treasur
 CT for a quarter of century, but haC
 been retired for the past few years. He is survived by son, Carlos Cool Gallup of -Piainfeld. N. J., and leave:
 brother, Charles R. Gallup of ss Cliff street, and two sisters, Mrs. H. Jennie Main and Miss Elizabeth T. Gallup O 117 Cliff street, this city.
 Arthur, O. Whftford.
 After brief period of illness, Arthn Flo. Whitford. assistant trainmaster a the Union. station in New London an for over 40 years faithful and popu lar enploye of the New Haven raAnoac
 died Tuesday evening in New LondoE ] MT. Whitford had been il of the gri 5 hand complications ensued.
 ! MT. Whtford was a native-of Ofort : Mass, where he was born August +
 1865 He entered the service of tn ? New Haven railroad in August 1Ss: and his period of service since that tim ! has been continuous one, with a rec : l ord that was rated on the corporation
 books as perfect. He began rsilroadin
 as "a passenger brakeman ana .on Oc , 2y, 1890, was promoted to train bar gIgemaster He was advanced to VI. T master on Jan. g. 1893, and ul nnsrc al1, 1908, was made general yardnast9 , and stationmaster. He was subsequen
 ly promoted to assistant tainrnaster, i, D. s1tion that he held up to the time l his last illness. Only recently M , Whitford was pleasantly surprised by : purse in gold, the gift of his -raiFwa associates. Mrs. Charles ". TuBbs. q After an illness of 10 days, Emm i Jane Cough, widow of Charles W. Tubb died Tuesday at her home at 59s Mai
 street She was born in Portland, Conn {, 1 in January, 1858, the daughter of Nol n man Cough and LueyFlood- Cough ] : Portland, on December T, 1882. she wa r married Charles, W. sTnbbs, for man II years leader in band work in Nol
 wich and since her marriage she ha
 resided in Norwich. MT. Tubbs passe s away August 2s, 1912. aged n years. . Mrs. Tubbs was member of Rebeka .a lodge, L. o. O. F. She is survived by or = daughter Mrs. Howard c. Peckham. wi Y made her home with her mother. The :; are other relatives. e Mrs Tubbs was loyal wife ar n mother. She was kindly and charitab d in disposition and there are many frien, ; left behind to mourn her loss.