Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-27
OBITUARY.
William I. D. BasIey.

The death of William I. D. Bagley, an old and well known resident of Pres ton City, occurred at his home in that place at o'clock Thursday afternoon, following an illness of several weeks. He had been in poor health for some time and death was due largely to causes incident to old age.
 He was born in Vermont in A1S37 and lived there for number of years. For the past forty years he has been a married to Mrs. Frances Baldwin, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Irus Witter, of that place. MT. Bagley was an &C., tive member of the Congregational church and was choir director for over thirty years. He was member of the Preston City grange holding the office of overseer for some time.
 He is survived by his wife and an adopted daughter, Miss Annie Bagley. and a brother, Edward Bagley, of Kaene, N. H.
 MT. Bagley was engaged in farming. the affairs of the community His death will be deeply mourned by a large circle of friends.
 Mrs. Cornelius McNamara.
 After a. serious illness of twelve weeks, the death of Mrs. Cornelius McNamara occurred at her home, No. 134 Broadway, at 4.30 o'clock Thurs day morning, the end being peaceful.
 Mrs. McNamara was born at Nor wich Town Dec. 24, 1857, daughter of David D. and Mary Ann Cryer Keeley. her maiden name being Mary Ann Keeley. She was married to Cornelius McNamara in this city April 23, 1877, Rev. Thomas J. Coleman performing the ceremony. Mir McNamara. who died April 2. 1894, and a daughter died Feb. 21 1901.
 Mrs. McNamara had always lived heer, residing in her late home for the past twenty-thres years. She was held in the highest esteem by a host of friends. She was a woman of quiet manner but true and loyal in her friendships, taking a deep interest in her home and kin. She was of char itable disposition and took delight in assisting others. She was a devoted mother and as a daughter and sister she was dutfful and thoughtfuls The family has the sympathy of the com- nfunity in their loss and bereaVen1 ert She was a member of Thames lodge No. 326. N. K. Q. F.. and a worker in the Catholic Woman's eIub.
 She is survived by one son. Charles C. McNamara, a aselerk in the office of the United States Finishing company, and she leaves her father and two brothers, Frank A. Keeley of this city and Frederick l.. Keeley of Canonea, Mexico.
 Henry Ward.
 Early Thursday morning the death of Henry Ward occurred at the home of Mrs. George Birmingham in Maple street, where he had been boarding for a few weeks. He was born in Norwich 1 75 years ago but for many years he has been resident of Gales Ferry. where he was a farmer. He returned | to Norwich about eighteen months ago. He had been sick but short 1 time and the end was peaceful MT. Ward was man of unassuming manner and lived quiet life He was we'll known. particularly about Gales Ferry, and all who knew him speak in high terms of him and hiss death will be heard with sincere regard. He lis survived by a sister, Miss Mamie Ward, Of Norwich. who is the last of 1 the ininiedfate family.
 George Hemon Woodworth. George Hemon Woodworth, who died at Three Rivers, Mass, on Wednesday, was former resident of this city and well known here.
 He was a native of Bennington Vt.