Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-09
OBITUARY.
John 7. Hinchey.

After an illness of a years duration.
John Il. Hinchey died at 7.30 o'clock
Saturday morning, death being caused
by organic brain disease. Mr.. Hin
chey was a native of this city, where
he had always made his home. He was
born August 2. 1879. Mr.. Hinchey
learned the cigarmaker's trade and for
some time previous to his last illness
was employed by Joseph George, the
cigar maker, and had been employed
in other cigar factories in this city
Surviving are his mother, six broth
ers. Joseph D., Thomas p. and James
F. of New York city, William Hinchey
of Branford and Daniel and Patrick
s. Hinchey of this city and four sis
tiers, Mrs. Joseph E. Shea. Mrs. j. j..
Gleason and Misses Helen Ct. and Sa-
rah T. Hinchey of this city.
For eight years Mr.. Hinchey was
treasurer of the Central Labor union
and president of the Cigarmakers' I'M
ion, previous to his retirement on ac-
count of i'll health.
Mrs. Elisha Brown.
The death of Mrs. Elisha Brown oc-
CURED at the Backus hospital on Sat-
urday evening having been at the hos
pital a number of days. She came here
from North Stonington for treatment.
Mrs. Brown was born in Nova Scotia
May ., 1867, her maiden name being
Sarah J. Congdon. She was twice mar
ried, there being one son, Charles New
ton, by the first marriage. She later
married Elisha Brown, by whom she Is
survived.
Michael j. Kelly.
Saturday morning the death of Mich
ael J. Kelly occurred at his home, in
Providence, after three days illness
with pneumonia. He was the son OF
John and Mary Kelly and was born in
this city SO years ago. He learned the
moulder's trade at the Richmond foun
dry, where he was employed number
of years. but for the past four has liv-
ed in Providence. He is survived by
his wife and three children, and leaves
his father, two brothers, John Nicholas
Kelly of this city and James Kelly, and
one sister, Miss Mary Ann Kelly Of
this city. The deceased was well
known here and was formerly a MEM
Der of the Moulders' union.
Patrick Shea.
At Sis O'Clock Sunday morning the
death of Patrick Shea occurred at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Herbert II.
Brown, No. PIG West Main street, after
an illness since last November with
tuberculosis. With the exception OF
three years he always resided here. He
was born in Norwich % years ago, the
son of John and Ellen Shea, and had
been employed in the fire arms fac
tories in this city, and was for a time
an orderly at the state hospital. Dur
ing the past three years previous to
his sickness he was a waiter in New
York
was a young man of quiet but attrac-
tive disposition who had many friends.
He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Her
bert FL. Brown, and two brothers, John
Shea of New York and Thomas Shea
of Philadelphia.
AIonzo Abel.
As the result Of a shock which he
suffered Thursday night the death of
Alonzo Abel occurred at the home of
his SON. Elmer Abel, in Bozrah, near
Gardner Lake, Friday night at IL
o'clock. He was a native of Bozrah
ity. He was in his goth year, and had
Der of years, having made his home
wife and two sons, Walter and Elmer
Abel of Bozrah, and leaves one sister,
Mrs. Mary Ann Lathrop of Bozrah.
Mrs. Wesley 3. Fox.
The death of Mrs Wesley b. Fox
occurred at her home No. 151 Main
street. at 1870 o'clock this morning.
Her death was sudden, resulting from
acute kidney trouble and heart fall
ure, from which she had been suffer-
ing for four weeks.
Mrs. Fox was born in Clifton. Bris-
toll county. England August 3. 1857.
Williams. She married Capt. Wesley
B. Fox. whose death occurred in Au-
gust, 1908. She has been a resident
of this city many years. She is sur
vived by one daughter. Miss Katie w.
Fox of Hartford, and two sisters, Mrs.
James A Baker and Miss Kate Will
Jams of New York.