Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-29
FUNERALS.
NJ. AIexander Fournier.

Solemn requiem high mass for the
repose of the soul Of Mrs. Elizabeth H.
Fournier, wife Of Alexander e. Four
nier. was celebrated before a vast con-
gregation of mourning friends at ST
Mary's Star Of the Sea church. New
London. Friday morning at o'clock
Rev. Alexander c. Wollschlager was
celebrant Of the mass, Rev James A.
O'Mara was deacon and Rev. Thomas
H. Tiernan was sub-deacon. The COM
initial service al ST Mary's cemetery
was read by Rev. Father OMara.
James H. Kelley sang Beautiful Land
on High
The bearers were Patrick L. Shea,
John NJ Callahan, John c. GearY,
John Mulcahy. Thomas E. Donohuei
John Lenehan. and as flower bearers
Frank Roach Thomas Ceoney, David
Fitzgerald and John MoriaFty acted.
There were delegations in attendance
from Joynt circle, No. 10, Daughters of
Isabella. and ST Marys Star OF the
| Sea branch, No. 6S1. Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent association. Many beauti-
/ full floral pieces were tributes to the
/ memory of Mrs. Fourier.
/ Mrs. Nancy D. Braman.
| Relatives accompanied the body Of
/ Mrs. Nancy D. Braman here from New
| Haven on Saturday, the funeral party
! arriving on the o'clock train and be-
| ing met at the station by Norwich
! friends and relatives. The remains
/ were taken in charge by Church &
| Allen and conveyed to the West Plains
| cemetery. where burial was in the
| family lot. Rev. P. c. Wright conduct
ing the services. There We're many
forms of flowers. and the bearers were
| e. c. Leete. NJ. E. Mcclure, Richard T,
Bushnell and George Kingsley.
Mrs. Braman. whose maiden name
| was Nancy D. Lucas lived in New Ia
| ven for many years. She was known
| to Norwich people and leaves sisters
and a brother here-Mrs. Harriet c
Bushnell Mrs Richard T. Bushnell
Mrs. James E. DeWolf. Mrs. George
Kingsley, Mrs. Jennie Lucas and Jo-
seph Lucas Of Trading Cove. She alsC
leaves a son and other relatives.
Miss Helen c. Lamb.
Rev. DR.. w. w. Leete, pastor of tht
Dwight Place church, OF which the de-
ceased was a member, officiated at The
funeral services Of Miss Helen c,
Lamb held at the family residence
No. 1883 Chapel street. New Haven
Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock, anC
. thu. Dwight Place church duartertti
rendered appropriate selections. Buria
| was in Evergreen cemetery, New He
= ! ven.
ii Miss Lamb who died in New Havel
, Friday, was born July II, 1871. in Nor
wiCh. Conn She was the daughter o
I the late Winslow NJ. Lamb, a forme
) well known New Haven resident. Sh
a had resided in New Haven from earl,
? I childhood and is survived by her moth
Ell, Mrs. Alice NJ. Lamb, with whom
: she resided at 1889 Chapel street i,
New Haven, and by her brothers, Hen
r Nv w. Lamb and Charles nj, Lamf
: both of New Haven. Henry w. Lam
/ is now with his wife in Calcutta, III
I dia, they being on a trip around tn
: | world, and 1t was an especially sa
Y incident when a letter from him to hi
e sister, mailed at Colombo. Ceylor
: December -, 1911, was receive
q through the mails a few hours afte
r she passed away.
g Miss Lamb had a kind hearted an
V generous disposition. She was pas
4 s,unately fond Of music and had her
e self decided talent as a singer.