Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-18
OBITUARY.
Asher p. Brown.

News was received Tuesday in town of the death of Asher P. Brown, well-known and prosperous merchant, of Los Angeles, Cal, formerly of this city.
 His early life was spent in this city, living then at Norwich Falls; he mar ried Sarah Congdon, also of this city, who survives him, with two daugh ters, Mrs. George B. Allen of Los An geles, Cal, and Mrs B. R. Russell of Koko1no, Inc.
 About the time of the geld fever he moved with his family to California, later establishing himself in busiress in Santa Ana, and later moving from there to Los Angeles, where in his last days he was enjoying the fruits of his labor. About five years ago he was stricken with paralytic shock, which did not wholly incapacitate him. but kept him confined to the home Re gently, internal complications com pel1ed him to give up, and for some time he has been a great sufferer, but always bearing his aff1iction with the old time cheeriness that was so char acter:stic of him. A brother, Austin Brown, and sister, Mrs. D. A. Crocker, are recently deceased but ano.aer brother. Reuben B. Brown, and sister, Mrs. H. L Palmer, of this city, sur viye him.
 The death occurred Sunday, the 18th, and burial was in his home city.
 Many veterans. or lHe l WGuly -SlA LII Connecticut regiment, of which lie was uuartermaster sergeant, will be grieved to hear of his passing away, as will many of the older residents of this town. who remmeber him.
 Addison Tyler Redwood.
 The death of Addison Tyler Rock wood occurred at the home of his son, Addison M. Redwood, on Meeting house Hill in Franklin, about 3.30 J,.,I 1lkaoy in poor health for some time, having suffered a paralytic shock. He was in his sgd year.
 Mr. Redwood was born in Hollis ton, Mass, June IA, 1880. the son of MT. and Mrs. Calvin Redwood and all his life had been a lumberman. He resided here for few years with his son, who was a rope manufacturer off Spring street They lived on High street about ten years ago, going from here to Lebanon.
 He is survived by two sons, Addi son M. of Franklin and Frank A. Redwood of North Franklin. There are six grandchildren.
 Frank Potter.
 Word has been received of the death in Boston following an operation several weeks ago of Frank Potter who for several years was clerk in the Boston store about thirty years ago. fie tIeII nefe III the early -efSDtiGS d53 u has resider in Worcester previous to his death. He had many Friends here who will regret his death. He is sur vived by bis wife and one son and a brother William who lives in Boston.
 Miss Elizabeth A. RawIinson.
 Miss Elizabeth Arlene Rawlinson, only child of Reginald A. and Barbara (Macpherson) Rawlinson, died October 9. at Los Angeles, Cal. She was born in Norwich and with her parents moved to Providence, where she at tended school She graduated from the high scllooI there, leading her class, but from o%ertudy her health became impaired She had been a resident of Los Angeles. to which city her par ents moved for about seven years. She was a most accomplished young lady, highly regarded, and her many friends here will sincerely regret ner deatE. Surviving fer are her grandmother, Mrs. William Rawlinson, and her aunt, Miss Annie Rawlinson of Greeneville. and an uncle, James C. Macpherson of this city. {