Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-13
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Hezekiah Huntington.

The death of Mrs Frances H.. wife of Hezekiah Huntington, occurred Fri day, Jan. 2 at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Ashton, in Mamaroneck N. Y. Mrs. Huntington was SS years of age and enjoyed good health until about four weeks before her death. She died resurrection.
 The funeral was held from her daughters home and the body placed in a vault, the burial to take place at the convenience of the family. The burial may be from the Franklin church. her former home having been in that town, where the burial will take place
 For many years Mrs. Huntington was resident of East Great Plain, where MT Huntington owned the large farm adjoining the fair grounds on the south, g we'll as the place at the end of the car line now owned by Mir. Kingsley. They also lived in East Broad street for short time
 They left here about 1893 and went to New York city and later to live with their daughter They disposed of their property at East Great Plain about two years ago. They had a large acquaintance here.
 Mrs Huntington leaves her husband, her daughter and two sons, Henry L.. Francis Herbert of Hartford.
 John Mccoy.
 The death of John Mccoy occurred
 
 had been suffering from BrIght's dis ease. MT Mccoy was born in Nor Wich and when horse cars were oper- ated in this city he drove for the Nor wicn Street Railway company. subse- quently taking position as motorman. Tn late years Mr. Mccoy was employed as a poIisher for the Hopkins & Allen Arms company, and was steadily en- gagged at his trade until recently. Sev- eral years ago Mir. Mccoy figured in an accident and lost one of his legs by the cars He resided with his father, Pat rick Mccoy, at 1S3 North Main street. until the latter's death.
 Peter Hunter.
 There are many here who will learn with regret of the death of Peter pleuro- pneumonia at Chester Pa. at the age of 59 He had many friends among Norwich residents who have at different times worked at Chester in the Eddystone Print works, where he was a former superintendent He was native of Glasgow. Scotland. and a graduate of the Andersonian un- 1versity and for 12 years was general manager or the Eddystone print works near Chester. He was ordained an el- der in the Methodist church in 1889. which gave him the title of Rev. and he assisted much in church work He was twice married and is survived by his wife and six children by his first marriage.
 Samuel K. Dayton
 On Tuesday noon the death of Samuel K. Dayton occurred suddenly at his home in Rochester. N. H. He was native of England, but located in Rochester when he came to this country. About 20 years ago he came 10 Hallville with c. A. Dayton where he lived for eight years. being em- ployed in the Hallville mill as a weaver. Returning to Rochester. he has since lived there. His wife died several years ago. He was S9 years of age.
 He is survived by five grandchil- dren. Lester Allen of Rochester. N. H., Mrs. Elizabeth $. Cilley and Mrs. Theodore $. Kennedy of this city, who will attend the funeral today, Miss Belle J. Dayton. Washington, D. C.. and Charles $. Dayton of Danieison. He also leaves great grandchild, Frank Cilley of this city