Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-04
FUNERALS.
Amos c. Church.

Inc funeral Of Amos c. Church u,bo
dleu at the residence of his daugI+a,.
mrs Hugh Maynard. in Peouot Tont
,t4te' On thursday, was held from his
lSeS IesIosnce Saturday afternoon al .
-. n. Inc services were CONQUERED
/ ~ rev. ,. T. Maine, pastor of the
! Methodlst Episcopal church. and usre
and friends. --'ei u leiatlVes
Mr.. Church is survived bv his vifa
-FOUR daughters and one SON. nh CO..,
Is Nelson A. Church; the daughters
aTe mrs Walter Burdick Cformerlv
t taiis' arthur Quimby), Mrs. Myra Cos
LILO Ielio OF New London, Mrs. Wright of
Montville. May nara OF
NJ. Church was one of the oldas,
desidents Of the town and was in bIs
oVlh year. A Woodworking man he re-
spent most of his years in farrning .r5
t tssaILlIlg' He had by frugality acGnire5
IIS properly ne owned in the town md
residents. Always Of a Quiet i retirin UL
exposition, he was better known to the
older generate " '4-e
Tor upWards Of a year he has fought
a hard battle for life. his illness 49,
suoh that he was unable to take ,o,,nfSS
rest resi-. During this period his neiehbn-s
nave peen attentive and done All tbav
S9ulQ 10 smooth his pathway. Many
nIgnts the old man, unable to eIeaS
would leave his home and mace baci,
ana torth outside to obtain RELIEF AZ
tIIhes going to sleep leaning against ~
Tree near MS home. Upright ana bor, u
- alWdys' ne mas lived the life of an
energetic and conscientious citizen
,- ne bearers were Messrs. Jerome.
maynard, Chase and Unger. The infer
merit was in the Church ce1oeterr :,
waterford. Henry Allen & Son had |
charge Of the arrangements.
Mrs. c. H. cosswen.
Upon the arrival in this civ from,
o = 1I Barnstead. N. H., the remains
Of Mrs. q. H. CogswelI were +al-a,1 a.
'harge by Henry Allen & Son and ~
LO.I5 o'clock Saturday morning the
ourlaI took place in Yantic cemetery
FHere the committal service was road
~ rev. NJ. j. Simpson of Grace F,nis-
.opaI church, Yantic. There was a
Jumper of relatives at the cemetery
-I9 mere was number Of floral pieces
Nd cut flowers. Mrs. Cogswe1 Iras
ormer resident of Yantie Her 49,
husband was Richard Deardon WIZ
led IN Lawrence June IA, 1886.
Frank C. WasIey.
The funeral of Frank c. waslAv
Iother OF Frederick R. Waslev of This ,
NY was held in Lowell Saturday ar !
5Inpon at O'Clock. The services were :
,I. ucteo by Rev. DR.. George Martini /
'rnetly OF this city, assisted by re-;
r. Adams Of Manchester, N. H chan
IN OF the regiment of which the de- '
saSed was member. Members of fba +
asons, Odd Fellows and state nolice 9
TED as bearers. There were NAM !.
eautlful floral forms. Burial was in /,
DWELL 90 III
Regarding Mr.. Wasley's death the 2
DWELL Sun of Dec. 30 said:
The community Of Lowell was sb,,oi.
to learn the sad intelligence Of tbe
dden death this morning of State IN
ector FRANK q. Wasley at his Iate b
me. No. 775 Bridge street. Deaf5 81
attributed to heart failure. The lie p
ased was SO years of age and had | ia
en- a resident Of Lowell for about al
rly years and was among the hest | ri
own and most respected citizens oS
city. He was Familiarity known as
laJor' Wasley, although his actuoI
l1tary title, gained during the civil
r, was first lieutenant and brewer al
He was born at Mitcham, England H
ir LONDON, in 1899, and came to this hi
lntry with his father and other bu
mbers Of his family when he was la'
II years old. They settled at ChaI- Of
and later went to Manchester n
When the Civil war broke ont he
listed in the Second New Hampshire T..
llnent and served with distinction co CO.
ng promoted from the ranks. Sig
lfter the war Mr.. WasIey went 90
we'll and for twenty-four wears v,ss
6 painter at the Bfgelow Manufac-
ing company. Twelve years ago tba
lamented Governor Greenhalge an On.
lted him state Inspector Of factories al
this position he has hlled TO tha Is
sent time. He was at work Tues bee
morning performing his dutIes of the
)ector at the MerrinecI- NTan,,fo NE
na corrnanv una for
e Is survived by his wife ana ono rem n