Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-12

not concealed, Mr.. Howe will long be
remembered by those who knew him.
and words falter In any attempt 20
express the sweetness of his daily Hfa
within the family circle, which remains
SO dear a memory to those left behind.
Jean Palmer Lathrop.
At o'clock Tuesday afternoon the
funeral of Jean Palmer Lathrqp,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H.
Lathrop, was held from the parents
home, No. Is Hamlin street. There
were many relatives and friends in at
tendance. There was a large number
of beautiful floral emblems testifying
to. the sorrow of the relatives and
friends of the little one. Services were
conducted by Rev. DIR. S. III. Howe,
pastor of Park Congregational church.
The bearers were Charles D. Green
man and e. Allen Bidwe1l. Burial was
IN Yantic Gem etery, where a commit
tai service was read. Funeral Director
eager was in charge of the arrange
ments.
George w. conedon.
The funeral of George w. Congdon
was held from the rooms OF Church &
Allen a t eleven o'clock Tuesday norm
ing, the services being conducted by
Rev. Herbert j. Wyckoff, pastor of the
Second Congregational church. There
was a number of relatives and friends
in attendance and choice floral forms,
Friends acted as bearers. Prof. w. E.
Geary Mrs. Della E1ey and Miss Es-
Their Eley sang Rock of Ages, Nearer
My God to Thee. and In That City.
Burial was in the Miner cemetery in
North Stonington. where Rev. F. NJ.
HOLSTER OBLIGATED at the grave.
Mrs. Reuben L. Powers.
From 11.30 until O'Clock Tuesday,
the remains of Mrs. Reuben L. Powers
lay in state in Mt. Calvary Baptist
church and at $50 O'Clock services
were conducted by Rev J. H. Dennis,
pastor of the church. who spoke of the
deceased in high terms and referred to
her long and lasting efforts in behalf
of the church and Christianity. The
choir of the church. which included
Miss Ada Simonds, Miss Alice Will
Jams, Walter Simonds, Mrs. Frances
Evans, Mrs. Esther Bartlett, Miss Ag
mes Lacey. Mrs. Drury Miss Orissa o.
Spivery, George Johnson, benjamin
Ruley, Ambrose Wilson, sang Go Bury
Thy Sorrow. Gathering Home. Asleep
in Jesus. and Looking This Way, I'M
der the direction of Miss Idella Scott,
organist. There was large number
of relatives and friends in attendance
and there were many VINO viewed the
body as it lay in state. The bearers
We're Samuel. Henry and Frank Lacey
and Robert Dennis. Burial was in
Yantic cemetery, where committaI
service was read by Rev. Mr. Dennis.
There were many handsome forms of
flowers Henry Allen & Son had charge
of the arrangements.
Abigail Gagnon.
The funeral of Abigail Gagnon was
held from the home Of her parents on
Tuesday afternoon and there were
many present. Burial was in st. Ma
RVS cemetery. There were numerous
floral forms. The child, who was tie
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gag
non. oied Monday after a short illness,
aged four months. Funeral Director
Hourigan had charge of the arrange
mentS.
Annie Mascinak.
At eleven o'clock Tuesday morning
the funeral of Annie Mascinak was
held from the parlors of Funeral Di-
rector eager, with relatives and friends
present. Burial was in St. Mary's
cemetery. The child died Monday from
scarlet fever at the Backus hospital,
aged four years and seven months.