Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-11

2 earnest worker, and also metnber of the Home chapter of the Kings Daugh- ters, of which for many years she was the secretary. She was a hard worker in the interests of the chapter and par ticularly for the Johnson home, which resulted from the efforts of the chap ter.
 She is survived by eIle sister, Mrs. Welden, with whom esfe lived and three brothers, George of this city. Alvin c. of Waterbury and Lorenzo of south Maneh sster She also leaves an aunt, Mrs F. B. Worcester, Ind two cousins, Mrs. J. c. Morgan and Mrs. sLottie Rice, of this city.
 Rev. P. M. Ksnnedy.s
 The Rev. Peter N. Kennedy, former ly pastor Of St. Francis church, Fair Haven, died Monday at o'clock at the residence of his niece, Mrs. Charles Hendrickson, 329 Horton street, New Haven. He had been in DOT health for about two years, and few months ago was forced to give up his parish duties. He was In his 62d year and has been in the priesthood about forty years. He went to St. Francis church from Norwich upon the death of the Rev. Father Mulholland, thirteen years ago. He was born i'll Southington and educated at St. Charles college, EH- cott City, Maryland, and ordained Fat the Grand seminary at Montreal. Fathel Kennedy's first curacy was St. Mary's church, Norwich. His first pastorate was in Moosup. From there he was transferred to Birmingham, and later to. St. Patricks church, Nor wich.
 Father Kennedy has two nephews in the priesthood Rev. John Kennedy of St. Augustine's church, Bridgeport, and Rev. William Kennedy of St. Mary s church, this city. Father Kennedy S service in this city began in Febru- ary, 1892 when he was transferred to the rectorship of St. Patrick's church. serving successfully for five years be- fore going to St. Francis church in Fair Haven. During tht half decade while he was in this city Father Ken nedy converted the old pastoral resi- dence that adjoined St. Mary,s church into parochial school. The church indebtedness of St. Patrick's church was reduced many thousand dollars under his administration and he also began the construction of Scored Heart chapel, Norwich Town. His ad : ministration in New Haven was mark edlyl successful and he was recognized ] throughout Connecticut a S a conSeien- tious spiritual guide. an able admins trator and church builder. St. Mary 8 church of Derby. St Mary's church. of Milford and the Sacred Heart chapel at Norwich Town. now the Sacred Heart church, are left as monuments of his energy and zeal
 The funeral is to be on Thursday at 10 a. ms
 Rev James J. Smith, who was rec tor for many years at St.. Mary S church here, succeeded Father Kenne- dy at New Haven last April.
 @.Jean Palmer Lathrop.
 The death of Jean Palmer .Lathrop, the 21 months old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Ii. Lathrop of 15 Hamlin street. occurred at 3 o'clock Monday morning. The little child had been ailingsfor tdoy and toxemia and enlargement of the liver were the causes of death. At 7.30 o'clock Sun day night she was taken seriously i'll Drs. Hartman, Tingley and Smith were called and attended the baby, the two former passing the most of the night at the Lathrop home.
 The child was a great favorite ir the naighborhood and it's death was the cause of general sorrow. She was their only daughter and was born Sep tember 19. 1909.