Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-29
OBITUARY.
Mrs. wm. ;. ReynoIdi


 Mrs Lucinda c, Nichols Reynolds, widow of William J. Reynolds died Thursday in her seth year at the home of her son, Rev. Walter N. Reynolds of East Lyme, with whom at the par sonage of the Baptist church she had made her home for the past five years. Death was due to advanced years. For the last five days of life she was In coma.
 Mrs, Reynolds was a native of Rhode Island, being born in Wickford that state. She came from a prominent fam fly and she was reputed to be the last street, Roger Williams church of Prov idence which was organized under the pastorate of Dr. Bixby. She was an ardent church worker although during the latter years of her life she was handicapped by the feebleness of old age. She was a member of a Woman's s Relief Corps of Warren, R. l., where she made her home for many years be- fore she lived with her son. She was 1 educated at the Wickford Academy in | the town of her birth and although her school days ended with her graduation i from that institution she was ever a student and studied the Bible extensive' ly.
 | Having spent her early life in Wick ford she later removed to Warren. Her husband died eight years ago. She then went to Narragansett Pier to live with | her son, who then was pastor of a Bap- 1 tist church there. She lived there three years and then when her son took up the 1 pastorate at the East Lyme Baptist l church she removed to that place with him.
 She was the daughter of Maj. George T. and Amy Ann Thomas Nichols. Her father was prominent in army circles and close friend of Governor Dorr oi Rhode Island.
 On both sides of her family, Mrs Reynolds family dates back to the early days and her ancestors were among the settlers of the states in whicl she was born.
 Besides Rev. Walter N. Reynolds o ! East Lyme, with whom she lived fol many years, she is survived by two oth CT sons. One is the Rev. William J | Reynolds, pastor of the First Baptis church at Auburn, R. l., who has served for that church for the past 20 year! and the other, the eldest, Frank-W Key | holds, is connected with George F I Young, the Providence tobacconist
 With the passing of his mother. Rev Walter N. Reynolds has forwarded tt the church for which he has served fol the past five years, his resignation ant has accepted the pastorate of the Baptis church in Minneapolis, Kan, town O about 5000 population. It is situated near Salina, that state, which is center on the Union Pacific line. Charles T. Palmer.
 Charles Townsend Palmer, son of tn late Frank L. Palmer of New London died Thursday, July 27, in San Francis co, Calif., after a brief illness Wor that MT. Palmer was critically i'll wa received by his mother, Mrs Louisa I Palmer on Wednesday and immediatel upon receiving word of the illness o their brother, the Misses Theodore an j. Virginia Palmer left for San Francisco
 Mir. Palmer was born in New Londo 43 years ago and attended schools i that city. He graduated from Bulkele High school and went to Brown univer sity for two years. Later he joined tn Palmer Bros company of which his ia ther was the head and at the time of hl death was vice president of the com pany.
 It was Mir. Palmer's custom to 'mak western business trip every summer and as usual he left last spring for Cal fornia. He stayed at Shasta Springs that state for some time to take tn curative waters of that place.
 MT. Palmer was married severa years ago and is survived by his wifi, his mother and two sisters. He was member of the Norwich Golf club an was wei lknown in this city His body is to be brought east an burial is to be in New London.
 man Of engaging personality. popu lar with all whom he came Tn contac with, Mir. Palmer leaves many who wi mourn his loss.