ner, vhile on her way to a more, yesterday afternoon, She leaves her hurt-band, Simon, and four sons and four dughteia. Our of hor sons, William Fitzgerald, who was in France with an anti-aircraft squadron and who r«c#atly returned to America, is at Camp Devan* ana hi* discharge wan expected some inBBthis week.Mayor Melvin II, Breath, Chairman William J Murdock Of the “Welcome Home*’ Committee left last evening lorNew I^ondon and this morning visited the membtr*» of the Fth Supply Co, C, A CM composed eh ten y of Chelsea boys who art stationed at Fort WHirtit Alfred Voke, the father of iterut Alfred jr. Voke, mtonn»nkdiMHjHMH return home this evening and be made to welcome the boysn u I hi»v Mrtrtt hnnio*ed 3?. ioffice of tho City Treasurer 10 yearn, died this morninghome, 2 Sturgis at, of pneumonia,lowing iniluensa. 8he left work on 18, She leaves her mother, Mrs NancyK. Nutter, widow of Charles A. Nutter; ree *iater«, Emily and Doris Nutter, and Mrs Beulah Kdmands. and a brothlt;ir. Warren Nutter.■■■■■■ l3L m.•who have been summoned to discus?* some affairs affeetlrm the city. In conference with Mayor Hreath, at thelt;tue«t of the ehief executive, will be he'd in the Mayor’s office next Monday at 2 o’clock, instead of Friday morning, as had been arranged previously.Mis® Mabelle V Jameson, who is to be married to Rudolph Zecha of this city on Feb 5t was tendered a novelty •bower at her home in Everett last evening by the Fra Xa Noi Club, com* poised of young ladles of this city, iolos were rendered by the Misses Mary Lynn, Anna and Eleanor O’Keefe, Mary Oasey, Ella Murphy and Mabelle Jame-arm. The Misses Alice Fors, glia Mur*phy and Ethel McCarthy were accompanists and the Misses Helen Cronin and Ellie Welsh danced an Irish jig.