Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
FUN ERAL.
Miss Julia V. Holland.

The funeral of Miss Julia V. Holland
 was held from her home, No. 420 Asy-
 Ium stret, at 1.30 p. m. Sunday and the remains were conveyed to St. Patricks church. where the services were read by the Rev. Father CaVanaugh, and to
 show how popular and estimable she
 was held every hack and cab in town and some from surrounding towns
 were in the procession. After the ser
 vices at the church the remains were
 conveyed to St. Mary's cemetery in Greeneville and burial took place in
 the family plot with large number of relatives, neighbors and friends pres ent. Those who attended the funeral
 from out of town were Mrs. John H.
 Staubly, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Madden
 Shultz and Miss Augusta Shultz of
 Rockville Mrs. Annie Halloran, Miss
 Blanch Halloran. Miss Helen Halloran and Miss Mary Seward of Willimanfic,
 Mrs. Owen Clark and Mrs. Morrison
 of Jewett City Mrs. Nora Smith and
 and Mrs. NJ. J. Holland of Mystic, and
 Michael F. O'Connell of Hartford. The
 bearers were Michael O'Connell Fred
 Ensling John Kane. Frank Brennan,
 James Nolan and Frank Mcintyre, all
 friends and schoolmates of the de-
 ceased. Undertaken Hourigan had
 charge Of the arrangements.
 There were fifty beautiful floral
 forms, one of which was very large
 cross from Foreman Andrew w. Smith
 and employees of the beaming room of
 the Falls company. Others were as
 follows: Pillow marked Julia from
 Grandma by Mrs. Mary McCahey;
 wreath on easel marked Daughter from
 her father and mother; heart of roses,
 carnations and pinks from James J.
 Holland and family; wreath of roses
 from Mrs. Patrick Dowling; fiat bou
 quet of roses and smilaX from MT. and
 Mrs. John Lawson and family: star of
 roses and carnations from John J.
 Lafferty; cross marked sister from
 Isabelle John F. and Mary F. Holland;
 crescent of roses from Jennie and Hel-
 en Mcintyre: large wreath of roses and
 pinks marked H. C. from the Halle
 club: cross of roses and lilies from
 Margaret Holland; beautiful wreath of
 roses and lilies from Joseph P. Mona
 her and family; anchor "s lilies and
 roses from the Misses Mary and Nellie Dunn, Julia O'ConneI and Della Cole
 man: star on easel of roses and carna-
 tions from MT. and Mrs. Nj. J. Holland Of Mystic; cross of roses from the Misses Alice and Katie Welch; cross of
 roses and lilies from Mrs. Charles
 Kampf and Mrs. Patrick J. Coleman; bouquet of 21 carnations from Archi tect Charles H. Preston and Mrs
 Preston: fiat bouquet from the Misses Lizzie and Sarah McKeag: crescent
 
 marked Niece from J. P Holland a1f Miss Mabel Savage: wreath from Will liam Fitzgerald: large bouquet of roses from Lucille O'Neil; heart easel from Fanny and Lillie Brown: bouquet of Easter lilies and roses from Dennis J. Hayes: bouquet from Mrs. Margaret Lewis: large heart of roses and lilies from MT. and Mrs. James McCahey; bouquet of 21 pinks from Prof. J. H. George: bouquet from the Misses An | roses and ferns from J. B. Alofsin and family: large bouquet of carnations from Miss Catherine Riley; bopquet of carnations from Mrs Mary Spauldjng; bouquet of roses from Annie Casey: bouquet from Miss Mary Kane; large bouquet of carnations and ferns from Mise Mary E. Sheridan: bouquet of roses and pinks from Gilbert Bowers and family; bouquet from Mrs. Della Brennan and Mollie: large bouduet of roses from Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Porter bouquet from Miss Mary Avery: bou- quet Of carnations from MT. and Mrs. l Joseph Burns: wreath of roses from A. 1 L. Potter and family: large bouquet of roses and lilies from Charles Fl. Has, keH.
 Miss Maud l. Hartman.
 1 Saturday morning the funeral of Miss Maud l. Hartman was held from l Gagers undertaking rooms at 9 o'clock, l with relatives and friends present. l There were handsome floral forms. The services were conducted bV Rev. 1 J. Eldred Brown. The remains were sent on the 1010 train to North Man l chester where burial took place.
 i Mrs. Charles E. HuntIey
 The funeral Of Mrs. Charles l.. Hunt 1 ley was held from her late home in 1 Church street Saturday afternoon. the l services being conducted by Rev. H. J. l Wyckoff, pastor of the Second Congre- i gational church. There was a large 1 attendance including relatives and 1 friends from out of town. There were l, choice floral forms. Arthur Kinder ] sang Rock Of Ages and Abide With Me 1 The bearers were Albert Huntley l David Muzzy, Walter Huntley anG l George Lambert. Burial was in Yan- l tic cemetery, where committal. ser. vice was read.