Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-23
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Costello Lippitt.

Mrs. Costello Lippitt.
 Gertrude Hopkins Lanphere, beloved wife of Costello Lippitt, died Saturday morning at 9.S0 o'clock at her home, 55 Williams street, after an illness of sev- eral months
 Mrs. Lippitt was born at Norwich Falls Oct. 19, 1859, the daughter of Will liam Lanphere and Jane Elizabeth Hop kins Lamphere, and had lived in Norwich practically all her life. For many years she was a teacher in the West Chelsea school district, continuing in this work until her marriage. For years she had been one of the prominent members of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, be- ing superintendent of the primary de- partment of the Sunday school, president of the Ladies Aid society for IS years president of the Foreign Mission society and prominent in all church work
 On June 4, 1890. she was united in marriage by Rev. George H. Bates to Costello Lippitt, treasurer of the Nor wich Savings society and former mayor of Norwich. Her home and her church were the chief interests of her life. and she took pleasure in neighborly, Christian acts, having a wide circle of friends by whom she was held in the highest esteem.
 Mrs Lippitt leaves, besides her hus- band, one sister. Mrs L. NJ Hill, and one niece, Miss Mary E. Hin.
 Charles 4. williams
 Charles A. Williams, aged SC years, died suddenly last Thursday at his home in Sayiesville, R. I. He was born in East Lyme and good part of his life had been spent in Norwich, where he had been employed in the post office and as superintendent of the almshouse, and had been in business here also. About 55 years ago he left for Prov idence to make his home, and of hate had been engaged in farming on a small scale.
 When a young man he married Miss | Edna Lewis of Norwich, his wife passing away several years ago. He is survived | by a married daughter, who made her l home with him in Saylesvil1e. His moth CT, Mrs Charles S. Avery, died on May l 30 1920. He also leaves a step-father i City Treasurer Charles S. Avery, who was in Saylesvilie during the past ill. ness of MT. Williams
 Mir. Williams had recently been in | Norwich. Three weeks ago as a gues' of Mir. Avery he had motored through ! several places of life interest to him in and around Norwich. He was a member of the Odd Fellows.
 Harry H. Hulfng.
 Harry H. Huling died Saturda, morning at his home on 24 Aver. street after a brief illness He wa born in Brooklyn. Conn, in 1858. tn, son of Josephine Billings and the lat | Stephen B. Huling. For many years h. 1 had been employed as a mou1der a the Richmond Radiator company, bu 1 of late years had been in gardenin; work. He was married to Miss Mar, ! Jane Babcock, who died here about year ago. He was an attendant of tn l Central Baptist church. Surviving hin are three brothers, George P. of Taun | ton, Mass, Charles S., of Warren Mass, and Hugh G. Huhng of Preston i three sisters, Mrs. Warren Smith o : Boston, Mass, Mrs. Josephine Reed 0 Saybrook, and Mrs. John Auburn 0 Laurel HILL
 Mir Huling was popular among a who knew him, and was a kind an
 obliging neighbor.
 William Burgess.
 f William Burgess died suddenly Err
 day morning at his home in Lisbol
 MT. Burgess had not felt well for som
 tiHIN anu Oi tHdt morning LOOK to hl
 bed where death came about Il o'clocI He was 56 years of age. MT. Burges has long been a resident of Lisbon an
 had worked in the Ponemah mill fc
 nearly 45 years, for many years as a overseer, but some years ago retire,
 About 40 years ago he was united marriage to Miss Agnes Graham. He survived by four children, Mrs. Erne: Pollard, Mrs. Walter Drew, Mrs, Fran
 Golkowsd and William Burgess (
 Norwich and Lisbon
 Fraternaily MT. Burgess was a 32n
 degree Mason.