Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30
FUN ERALS.
Charles J. Winters.

Thursday afternoon at 2.36 CLOCK
the funeral of Charles J. Winters was
held from his late home, No. 81 Fair
mount street. the house being filed
with a large number of relatives and
frienGs. There was present large num-
Der Of representative business men and
nearly all the marketmen of the city.
The services were conducted by Rev.
DIR. NJ S. Kaufman. pastor OF Trinity
Methodist church, who referred in high
terms to the excellent charac teristics
of the deceased. There were many
choice floral offerings including
huge pillow from the Retail Butchers
association. The bearers were Her
bert Fl. Lerou, Vine s. Stetson, Francis
E. Beckwith, Frank H Woodworth
Joseph NJ. Burdick and Richard T.
Bushnell, members of Somerset lodge,
No. a. f and A. M. Burial was in
Yantic cemetery, where committal
service was read. The arrangements
were in charge of Funeral Director
eager.
Patrick F. Geary.
The funeral of Patrick F. Geary of
Montville took place Thursday morning
from his late home at $50. At 8 O'Clock
in ST Johns church requiem mass
was celebrated by Rev. William O'keefe
of st. Mary's church. Greeneville. AT
the services Father O'Keefe spoke very
kindly to the relatives and friends in
brother and friend. E. Haney of New
London was in charge of the organ and
the choir was in attendance. Miss
Jennie Walsh sang Face to Face. The
attendance was very large, including
relatives and friends from Providence.
Plainfeld Jewett City. New London
and Norwich. The burial was in the
family plot in St. Johns cemetery,
Montville. Father O'Keefe officiated at
the grave. The large number of floral
pieces showed the high esteem of his
many friends, including a large gates
JAR from his shopmates in the Uncas-
vile mill.
Mr.. Geary died Tuesday afternoon
after having been sick several weeks
He had a shock weak ago and never
rallied He was a model husband q
loving father and a kind brother and
was highly esteemed in the town OF
Montville where he was born. Be
sides his wife he leaves a daughter
four brothers. Thomas, Maurice and
John of Montville and Matthew OF
Jewett City. and three sisters, Mrs
John Maloney of New London. Mrs
Michael Murphy of Montville and Mrs
Della Bowling of this city The bear
ers were David, Patrick and Matthew
Walsh cousins of the deceased, and
John Maloney, a brother-in-la.w.
Mrs. n. l.. BraInerd.
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock the
funeral of Mrs. Henry i. BNainerd was
held from her late home in Hartford
and today burial will be in the Had
dam Neck cemetery.
Mrs. Adeline Gillett Brainerd, wife
! of Henry l.. Brainerd. died Wednesday
| morning at the family home. No. 249
Collins street. Hartford. after long
illness with heart trouble. She was
born in Colchester, this state, Novep4-
Der %, 1881. She married Mr.. Brain
erd at Colchester, December 8, 1858
and the couple celebrated their golden
wedding two years ago the coming De-
cember. They moved to Hartford from
Haddam Neck twenty-five years ago
and had since resided in that city
Mrs. Brainerd was a member of the
Congregational church at Haddan
Neck.
Besides her husband she is survived
by seven children. Harvey G. of Had
dam Neck, Fred j. of Mount Vernon
n. Y, Erastus G. of Pittsburg. Pa.
Henry r.. Addison G.. David F.. ano
Inez M. Brainerd of Hartford: and two
sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Co
| bait and Miss Jerusha 3. Gi1lett OF
| Westfield, Mass.