The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-04
OBITUARY

The funeral of Sarah J., widow of Edwin Davis, whose death occurred at the Bridgeport hospital Saturday, was held from the home of her brother: Rufus R. Buddington, West Broad street, Stratford, this afternoon at ? o'clock. any relatives and friends att tended. Interment was in Union cemetery, Stratford.
 The death of Andrew Joy Dodge, 1O- year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Daniel G. Dodge, of S05 Arctic street, occur red at the Bridgeport hospital yester- day after short illness. Besides his parents, two sisters, Lottie May and Elizabeth T., and four brothers, Char les H., Daniel H., Edward T., and Percy H.. survive.
 Many friends and relatives gathered in St. Joseph's> German R. c. Church. Saturday morning, at the funeral ser- vices of Wilhelm Koch, former Select man and prominent resident of the East Side, whose death occurred Thursday. The funeral was held from the bereaved home in Shelton street at S:30, and half an hour later from St. Joseph's Church, where Rev. Father Dahme sang the high mass of re- quiem. Delege tions attended from the St. Michael's and St. Joseph's Sick Benefit societies. Many beautiful movers tHG CdSk0C. Al he offertory Joseph Wieler sang Ave Maria, and as the rema ms were borne rom the church Miss Theresa Poke rendered, 'I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say" The pal bearers were chosen from the delegations. Internlent was in the family plot in St. Michael's
 cemetery where Father Dahme read the committal services.
 John c. Benjamin, a plumber, died at his home, 188 Cottage street, yes- terday The deceased was 6S years of age. He was we'll known in Wa terbury, where the remains will be taken for interment.
 Attended by a large and representa- tive gathering the funeral of George s. Bissell, one of the best known oar- bers in the State, was held this after noon from his home, 114 Sherwood avenue. Rev. H. A. Davenport off ciated.. MT. Bissell was 70 years of age. a native of sharon, Conn. He had lived in Bridgeport continuously for the last AS years, conducting the Arcade barber shop and winning the friendship of hundreds. of patrons as we'll as other acquaintances. His death occurred on Saturday following grave nature of his illness and his demise was a shock to widespread acquaintance He is survived by a widow and two daughters, Mrs. Edna L.. Osborne and Mrs. Ida Wheeler, all residing in the family home. Mrs. Osborne. Rev. MT. Davenport paid tribute to the useful and exemplary life of the deceased, Many handsome floral offerings surrounded the re- mains. Interment was in Mountain Grove cemetery.
 The funeral of Mary A., widow of John Burns, was held Saturday morn- ing from her home, 6S California street, at o'clock, and at St. Marys Church at 8:30, where high mass of requiem was sung. Many relatives and friends attended. Interment was in St. Pe- ter's cemetery. Derby.
 The funeral of Mrs Olive A. Wheel CT was held Saturday afternoon from the home of her son, Howard J. Wheeler, Ferry Road, Stratford, at 1:3O Many friends and relatives fill ed the home and a lengthy cortege ac- tery, Easton, where interment was made in the family plot.
 The funeral of Patrick Enright was held yesterday afternoon from the un- dertaking parlors of Michael J. Gan Father Murphy of St. Augustine's read the funeral services. The rall bearers were James Cook, M. J. Cum mings, T. F. Reilly and Martin o. Griffin Interment was in St. Mich aePs cemetery
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