Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-20
WILI.IM ANTTC

---bA arst witness called was Ethel Stusa
a~a 16 who tod OF the assault made
r1pon her by Eldredge. She ,wSs given
"a severe griMing and with the exception
os but a half hour occupied the stand
from o'clock until court adjourned at
5 o'clock. She VIII be the firss witness
called this (Friday> morning. The
n buse and rape she testified took place
on March 20 and was committed against
+ar ,,ir abe fighting to overcome Ed
redge.
relieving a recess. DR.. Joseph Spauid-
inc of Woodstock was called and testi-
fed 10 attending Miss Stl1hl in May.
There were syulstoms that she was then
/ pregnant but no could not definitely
! state Il was positive. He examined her
/ while her mother was there. On cross
I examination ne denied that 1t was he
! vino brought proceedings TO have Mr.
I EldreGge arrested.
Ms Stuhl YVES recalled TO the stand
and the grilAEg continued until Judge
Banks adjourned court at o'clock I'M
III This (FridGy} morning at IL O'CLOCK
Ellen Bass. OF. widow OF Rufus Hunt
! fn-ton OF Windham, died Wednesday
/ morning at the home Of her son, Ed
ward Huntireton in Hartford, after
I e1-o~t Illness. She was born in Scot
land March %, 1880. lacking only two
months of being go yeaEs old. She LIVED
most OF her life in Wsndham Center and
! was a member Of the Congregational
| church there. She was twice married,
-e~ first husband being William Burn
/ nam who lived but two years. leaving
| one son, r. w Burnham, new living in
/ Los Angeles. Cal. Her second husband
/ was Rufus Huntington of Windnan
( They had four children, three OF whom
] died when quite young. Mrs. Hunting
ton had made her home for several
wears with her youngest son, Edward
Huntington. although spending her sum
ruers with her brother in Andover. She
became identified with the wo1nen's So
eiety there and although nearly ninety
worked for the Red Cross during the war
both in Andover and Hartford. Besides
her two sons, she IS survived by five
.randchildron, Mrs. Richard Oakley of
los Angeles, Cal. and Clair, Raymond,
I Roger and Paul Huntington Of Hartford.
There are two great grandchildren.
1lugIters Of Mrs, Oakley. She also
leaves two brothers, Egbert Bass of Will
mantio and Edgar Bass Of Andover
1T the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Society Of the Congregational church
I held Wednesday the nominating com
& Ifltfee, OF winch MIS-. 2TInuT w 1dtSS
rs chairman presented the following Of
I ~eers, who were duly elected: President,
/ Mrs. A. c. Everest; vice president. Mrs.
/ George 2. Taylor; honorary president.
lIrs. II. r. Chappell; secretary, Mrs
aWce p. Bath; treasurer, Mrs. Belle
F sircleman; auditor, Mrs. Dixon Van
7rdt Mrs. r. c. Sharp Mrs. George
. Moon, and Mrs. James F. Wright
'-r. a1pointcd r. fiji vacancies existing
1 tHe board Of \ ectors., Mrs. Dewitt
o. fI.u was appointed chairman Of the
9t'rble Club groups. The resignation
WIS Moan D. Webster as TREASURER
rc u years of service was accepted
..l regret; in appreciation OF her eff
.ei-rt service she was made an honor
.--y member.
a. c. Tyler Camp, No. 8, e. S. W. v.
- Wllimantic will probably enter d
'a9wling league with other Spanish Wal
eteran organizations of this section Of