Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30

the prominent business men of the city were present. The water office was closed during the services, the deceased being an ex-superintendnt. Several were present from out of town
 Banked about the casl1et was a pro- fusion of beautiful floral emblems which were expressive of the deep sorrow of the many friends and the esteem in which the deceased was held. They were as fellows: Pillow with the W, yd Husband" from Mrs. Breed composed of Taft roses ana forget-me-nots and other flowers a standing wreath from MT. and Mrs Frederick '. Osgood, composed of spring flowers, including hyacinths, tulips, daffodils. lilacs and roses; a square and compass from St. James lodge; cross, Columbian commandery, No. 1, K. T.; spray of lilies and car nations, tied with ribbon, Arcanum club; spray of pink roses, Frank B. BUgbee of Willimantic; spray of white carnations, Mr. ana Mrs. James L. Crawford wreath of Helen Ward roses. Charles L. Hubbard pilloy from the employees of water department, bearing the words Our Friend; galax wreath with red carnations, MT. and Mrs. George F. Fellows, galax wreath and pink carnations, Tucker bung associations; large magnolia leaf wreath with spray of carnations, Town Clerk Charles $, Holbrooll; large magnolia wreath, Tax Collector Thom- as A. Robinson floral wreath, Xens ot First Baptist church; wreath, Loy- alty class in the Sunday school of First Baptist church; bouquet of East CT lilies, Mrs. Abner B. Hill: spray of Easter lilies, Henry w. Tibbits. spray of lilies, Arthur M. Brown of Water bury.
 The bearers were Henry w. Tib- bits, George E. Fellows, Judge Nelson ! J. Ayling, C. Leslie Hopkins, Judge George k. Parsons and James c. Mac | pherson.
 Burial was in the family lot in Yan- | tic cemetery. the cOmmittal service : being conducted by St. James lodge, | James L. Hubbard. WOrshipful mas ter. The quartette sang Softly Now | the Light of Day. Church & Allen l had charge of the arrangements.
 Mrs. Daniel B. Clark
 At 2.36 o'clock Friday afternoon the i funeral of Mrs. Daniel B. Clark was i held from the chapel rooms of Henry | Allen & Son, the services being con- | ducte1 by Rev. J A. Elder of Ne7S | London. pastor of the Third Baptist l church in that city. There was a good l sized attendance. including relatives 1 from New London, Springfield, Hart l ford and Naw Haven. There were | many handsome floral forms The 1 burial IS to he at the convenience of the family, in Hickory street ceme- tery
 Miss Annie Mclaughlin. !
 lin Was held from her late home, No. 9 Reynolds street. at 9 o'clock Friday | afternOcn. Many relatives and friends were present. Rev. T. E. Calvert, act ! ing pastor of Christ church, conducted l the services. There were many beau
 tiful floral forms. Relatives acted as bearers Burial was in Yantic cem- etery. where Rev. MT Calvert read a cOmlnittal service. Henry Allen & Son had charge of the arrangements.
 Mrs. Sherman B. Bishop.
 The funeral of Ellen Webber. wid- ow of sherman E. Bishop, who died in Woodstock, was held from the par lcrs of the Broadway church at two
 o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. E. s. 1 Worcester offlCiated. Many relatives 1 and friends were present, including people from Providence, Hartford and
 Grand Rapids. Mich. O Mother Dear Jerusalem and I Would Not Live AL
 way were sung by Mrs. Charles Tyler Bard There was profusion of beau tiful floral tributes. The honorary | bearers were E. p. Bishop, F. J. Leav-
 ens A. A. Browning, Gen. William A
 Aiken Rev. Frank Palmer and w. R. | BWnham. Burial was in the family
 plot in Yandc cemetery, where Rev
 MT. Worcester read a committal serv-
 ice. Henry Allen x Son had charge of the arrangements.