Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-23
OBITUARY.
Michael H. ponahue.

After an illness of only four days due to acute congestion of the lungs, Michael Henry Donahue passed away in his home at 407 Main street about l015 o'clock Thursday evening. On Monday last he was able to be about and was in his usual good health, when he was seized with the disease that caused his death, and had failed rap idly since then.
 Mir. Donahue was born in Norwich 47 years ago. August ?, and was the son of the late Mir. and Mrs. Michael D0nahue and had passed all his life in this city. He was at one time a mold CT in the plant of the Richmond Stove company. Twenty years ago last Oc- tober he started a liquor business on Main street, East Side, which he had conducted since. Mr. Donahue was much interested in hunting and fishing, and also in athletic sports. He became a proficient boxer and gave a number of exhibitions and many les sons in boxing. On June 21, 1898, he was united in marriage with Miss B. Frances Corcoran, in St. Patrick's church by Rev. James J. Hall of South Orange, N. J., who was assist ed in the ceremony by Rev. Hugh Treanor. Mir Donahue was a mem Der of the Holy Name society of St. Patrick's church, Court City of Nor wich No. 63. Foresters of America, Norwich aerie of Eagles, No. 367, the Retail Liquor Dealers association and the Bartenders' union. He was also a member of Wauregan Hook and Lad der company, one of the old volun- teer companies of the Norwich fire de- partmelt.
 Besides his wife, he leaves one brother John Donahue, and three sis
 
 Barry, and Mrs. Julia Mack, all of this city.
 MT. Donahue was well known in Norwich and had many warm friends. He was a faithful husband, a loving brother and a lOya4afriend, and was always interested in the welfare of his native city. His loss will be keen ly,felUby all who know him.
 Mrs. George E. Larkham.
 Sarah A. Kenyon, wife of George F. Larkham, who died at her late home in Canterbury Nov. 21st, was the daughter of A. Bradford and Jane Fairman Kenyon, and was born in Plainfeld May 5th, 1859. While she was still a child of tender years her parents removed to Canterbury and the remainder of her life was spent in that town. Nov. 27th, 1879, she Vas mdTTleu 10 GeOrge E. Iarkharn, and for the past 1T years they have resided at Canterbury village. Mrs. Larkham was a woman whose strength of character and even, calm bearing had an uplifting effect on all of her friends. With Christian fortitude she bore, withcutNa murmur or complaint. her long illness, during which she was tenderly cared for. She was a faith tul and loving mother, a true and loyal friend. She will be greatly missed by the church, as well as by her neigh bors and friends, and will by them ever be held in loving remembrance, Besides her husband she leaves one son. Henry P. Larkham. of Canter- bury. one brother, Charles W. Ken yon, of Scotland, and two nephews.
 Mrs GsorseA: Harvey.
 Mrs. Abbie Alberta Harvey wife of George H Harvey ,liveryman died in New London Thursday morning. She was 3T years old and was MT Harvey's second wife, and formerly lived in Nor wich. Her death was due to Brights disease complicated by a chronic dis ease of the heart. Mrs. Harvey was a native of Groton, daughter of Joel and Mary H. Chapmen. Mrs. Arthur James of New London is her sister.