Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-31
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 iii few days ago when he was forced to retire. He IS ranked as one of the long -service employees of the Holland company, Tlh deceased was affiliated fwfth the Masonic fraternity and held member ships in the following organizaz Etiohs and societies. Eastern Star lodge, No. A. F. and A. Mi Trinity chapter. No. q A NJ Olive Branch council, No. 10 R and S Af St Johnss co4l- nlandery. No. H. K. T. He is survived by his wife, Sarah NJ King. a grandson, 8larshaH IF King, and q granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas Yyilmose, both of New York city.
 Mrs Maria A. Hall. wife of Edwin II. Hall, died Saturday night in her home in North syvindham She was well known in this city and was an ardent member of the local Congregational church, also a member of the ". c. T. U. and the Social Cocner of The Norwich Bulletin the Ea- dies society of the Congregational church and Radiant chapter No IL O. E. S The deceased was born in Franklin Feb q. 1851. the daughter of Woleott and Lydia Fargo Aver. She is survived by her husband one son. F. Louis Hall of this city, on4 daughter Nettie L. Hall of North Wihdham, four brothers. Cliff | ford and Frederick Aver of South. CoH- entry and Nelson and Ernest Aver, one sister, Mrs Jasper Harris of South Cow 1entfy, and two grandchildren, Edwin and Marjorie Hall of this city,
 Funeral services for Mrs. JohR H. Me l Herman were held Monday morning at ;the parlers of Kiliourey Brothers. Union street, at S.3O o'clock, and were followed 4 by a requiem high mass at St. Peters ! oh fo 4<ff s4 z in inera1 had a large attendance and a large number of floral tributes were in evil aence The bearers were Herbert Lyon, Daniel August, Albert Micfa William Raymond and George Bedford Bua,ial i was in the family lot in Mt. St Benedict cemetery, Hartford
 1 Lieut.. Gov, and Mrs Charles Templeton Of Waterbury arrived here Sunday as the guests of Mr and Mrs C. C. Case. Lieut.. Gov. Templeton,i who is candidate for governor on the fepublican ticket. deliv- Tered short address to about 50 men with Mayor Charles A Gates presiding. The men met in the Hotel Hooker and the women assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs, q. C. Case where Mrs. Temple ton was the guest of honor
 ln>speaking of the financial affairs of the state, Mir, Temnleton said that they 1 were the best, with about ss ,a00ap0 in the treasury. He .alsn recalled the fact that when the republican administration went into office business was at d stand stlll, short addresses were then deliver ed by several of those present
 MT Templeton's arrival was unex- nected and was for the purpose of get ting an early start Monday morning for his tolF of eastern Connecticut He left I1fgf .1. fI...
 Two landmarks which have stood guard over Main street in this city for about 70 years are doomed to destruction The sentnels are two large. elm trees. one situated In front of tho Windham Ma tional bank and the other in frent of Charles peNiller's drug store. They are the lest of a number of trees which stood on Main street some years ago and were ehuppeu down to make way for mans | prqgfsss Work of cutting the tree in front or the national hank was started Monday by members of the street denart- ment Johif c, Leonard, who has an ac- | eurate knowledge of the history of Vii limantic from SO years bacfs= tells of a plumber of stately elms which stood on Man street and have since disappeared
 one being an elm four feet in diamete, which stood where tho Chamber of Com. meree building is now located.
 ss U meeting of the Red Cross director, it was voted not Go hold the custon,nrl roll call tbis wear as 1t seems mere Ie. strable to give ,the local Visiting Nurses association the full benefit of ail eontri
 putiens instead of dividing between then and the Red Cross, In order to obtair \ the necessary funds 10 continue the FOOT work Of Miss Afford and Miss Keeyera !
 local talent entertainment will be give, In the high school auditorium in the forn
 or play named Te Magic Carpet.
 h smoking out squirrel in a tree n,
 land owned hy the Ponemah Manufaotur lng company about half mile north o the Central Vermont railway station n,
 south Windham. hunters let the fire 90 away from them and over nine acres d mostly weodlet was burned before if vn,
 gotten under control by District Fir,
 Warden Alfred F. Ahhe Sunday. An in lesugation is being made.
 Mrs. Ernest P. Chesbro recaIvoa
 sprained ankle and an iniured shoniaa
 when she recently caught her foot whiI
 crossing the footbrldFe and feu A,
 A-ray will be taken of the sprain to da
 termine its extent. ue
 it was announced Monday that Nils
 Margaret Slattery of Boston. who wa
 scheduled to speak at the next Forn, VI meeting, has been obliged te cancel he
 appointment to Nov 18th, In the aftsy