Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-04
FUNERALS.
John lynch.


The funeral OF John Lynch whose
death occurred at his home in Fitch
Vile Wednesday evening, was held
from St Johns church Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. A requiem high mass
was celebrated by Rev. Paul Piechochi
Of Colchester, curate Of the church.
Several selections were rendered by
the organist, Miss Henrietta Author
The choir was assisted by Charles
ktrgberger and sister, Mrs Francis
Gribbtn. During the services Mr.. King
berger finely rendered Flee as Bird.
The remains were CO lveyed to st, An
drew's cemetery. Colchester The bear
ers we're John and Patrick Sweeney,
Thomas Fields and Patrick Lynch Of
Fitchville, Thomas Sullivan of Norwich
and Joseph Moriarty of Worcester.
Relatives and friends we're present
from Naugatuck, Winimantic. Boston,
Worcester and nearby towns.
Samuel z. Allen.
Al go O'Clock Sunday afternoon The
funeral OF Samuel F. Allen was held
from his late home at Hilltop IN Mont
vile. There were many relatives and
friends in attendance, the services be-
ing conducted by Rev. G. c. Cnappell
Of :'aimertown, VINO al-o sang a hymn
forms. The bearers were the four
sons, George, Charles, Norman and
Henry Allen Relatives and friends
were present from Norwich. New Lon
don and Baltic Burial was in Com
stock cemetery, where commital
service was read.
Mrs. Edwsrd Goff,
Sunday morning at II O'Clock the
nF "a If L nd
ward Gof, was held from the home
Of James Manwarrine in MontviIle
the services being conducted by Rev
q. NJ. Reed of East Lyme. There
were many present and handsome
forms OF flowers. The bearers were
Normal Boynton. Paul Glasbrenner
II. ". Howell and Marvin Pierce
Burial as in the family lot in Col
chester, whore a committal service
was read. Henry Allen & Son haC
charge Of the arrangements.
Mrs. Golf was born in Colchester
nearly 81 years ago. She Rad not
been sick long. but had been feeble
and death was the result Of age. She
passed away Friday at the horne where
she had been for the past twenty
years. She is survived by one son
Rev. A. Z. Goff Of Flanders.
MISS May Nin9sley.
Sunday afternoon at 80 o'clock
the funeral Of Miss May Kingsley was
held from her late home, and at st
SEAMS church, FItchville, services were
conducted by Rev. Paul PiechOc1i O.
So,cnester. The choir sang under th(
direction Of the organist, Miss Henri.
eta Author, with solos by Miss julia
Authier, BeSutIfll Land on High, aNC
Doris Author. Face to Face. Charles
Kingberger sang Flee AZ a Bird. lhet,
was a large attendance and many
hondsume overs. The carers wer,
Patrick Lsughlin. Roscoe Bentley
Frank Kingsley, James Counihan, Ar.
thur Mullins and Jason Kingsley. Bur
ial was In the Catholic cemetery a
Baltic. Funeral Director eager wal
In charge
Maj, Frank S. Bond.
The funeral of Mai. Frank S. Bond
who died Monday at Jekyl Island, Ga
was held Friday afternoon at his iat
residence, All Pequot avenue, New
London. The services were conducte,
by Rev. ]. Romeyn Danfor,h, paste
Of tne First Churc hot Christ, at 1.2
clock. Tho body was removed b,
heRrse 20 MOntauk avenue, where
was placed aboard a special trolle
car. The members of the immediat
family occupied this car. Other mourn
ers occupied a second car. A moto
car, laden with flowers, also came L
this city, where the c0mmitta scrv
ice was held in the family plot al Yam
TIC cemetery.
SIX men from estates nearby acte
An bearers. Mana, OF the clubs an
ether organizations u which Maj0
Bond belonged were rcprescnte
among the throrg that attended th
services. Officials 3f several Of Ga
railroad companies Hilh which he Ina
been sssociated, ircluding Presidef
2 J Darling OF the Chicago, Milwsu
kas & St. Paul railroad. attended.
Henry Allen & Son had charge {
the arrangements herc.