Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-10
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Frederick w. DoIbeare.

Mrs. Armenia Lewis Dolbeare, wid- ow of Dr. Frederick w. Dolbeare, died Monday morning at her home No. IS Victoria road Hartford. She was S1 years old, and was born in North Java, N. Y. Her home was for many years in Brooklyn, and she was a member of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian church. She leaves q son, Dr. Fred erick L. Doibeare of Newark. N. J., and three grandchildren. She also leaves a brother, Dr. John B. Lewis of Hartford, and one sister, Mrs. Nancy Clark of Greenport, N. Y.
 pr. Qolbeare for many years was a prominent dentist in Brooklyn. Until two years ago Mrs. Dolbeare lived in this city. where she spent several years after the death of her husband, about eight years ago. She leaves two nieces Mrs. Albertus Peckham and Harlem Dolbeare and Elliott Dolbeare of this city. The burial is to be in this city,
 William Farrell.
 The death of William Farrell occur red Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock at his home, on Fountain street, follow ing an illness of about a week. Death was due to pneumonia.
 MT. Farrell was born in Norwich 5S years ago, and has spent practically his whole life here. Mir. Farrell mar ried when a young man, but his wife died about twenty years ago. MT. Far rell was a carpenter by trade and was well known in this city. For the past Zen years ur more he has been employed constantly at the Wauregan house as carpenter and was an excel lent workman. He was a man of pleasing characteristics. and his many friends will learn with surprise and sincere sorrow of his death. He is sur vived by a son, Martin J. Farrell of this city, and leaves a brother, Patrick J. Farrell, in New London
 Francis E. Gallup.
 Francis F. Gallup, who has been i'll at the home of his niece, Mrs. Mary Bailey, 25 Broad street, Groton. died Monday afternoon. MT. Gallup suffer- ed from pneumonia. He was member of w. w. Perkins post, No. 47, G. A. ed in the civil war in Company c, Twenty first regiment, eniisting Au- gust 7, 1882, was mustered in Sept. 5, and was discharged for disability Feb. 8, 1863.
 MT Gallup was a native of Groton where he lived the most of his life. For a number of years a1e was nurse, and spent some time in this city. haV- ing been here but a few weeks ago. He never married. He was a brother of the late Nelson Gallup of Laurel Hill avenue, with whom he lived until his death. Herbert W. Gallup of this city is a nephew, The deceased was a man of retiring disposition, kind- hearted and upright. He had a num- Der of friends in this city.
 Mrs. Margaret Rudd.
 Mrs. Margaret Rudd died at her home in Montville on Sunday at 3 a. m. Mrs. Rudd passed away at the ripe old age of S8 years. She has been suffering from the effects of advancing years for some time and has been cared for by Mrs. Charles Howard.
 She was a native of Montville. being born in the house in which she lived all her life. She was the daughter of Deacon Daniel Lyon and has always taken active interest in the work of the Baptist church. By the kind fore thought of the church mana cement she was taken over to the church a few months ago when the repairs were completed. this being accounted by her a red letter event. Up to the last her mind was unusually clear and her memory of past events marvellous.