Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-22


GEORGE G. GATES.
Yantic cemetery. where a committai
service was read Henry Allen & Son
had charge Of the arrangements
In Norwich on October IA, 1857. Mr.,
Gates was married to Eunice a. West
of Stonington. She died, and on Oc-
tober 20, 1852. he was married by Rev,
Edgar i. Clark to Jane M. Richards
Of Norwich. She passed away on
March OF last year, aged 79 years
He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Ada COPELAND of Houston. Texas; q
grandson, T. E. Jewett of that city,
and a daughter, Mrs. Bessie G. Bah
cock of Boston, who devotedly cared
for her father during his illness. He
also leaves these nephews and nieces
Arthur G. Gates Of New Haven, Lo-
rem Ratkbone of Salem. Mrs. Daniel
Haines Of Middletown. Mrs Charles ].
Sweet OF Hartford. Mrs. Fitch Allen of
Norwich Town, and Mrs. William I.
Crandall of Norwich. For over 80
years Mr.. Gates had been a subscriber
Of The Bulletin.
Mrs. ]. Charles Lsffngwell.
The funeral of Mrs j. Charles Lef-
fingwell was held from her late resi-
dence in Leffingwell Sunday afternoon
at 1 o'clock. Rev. ]. G. Ward, present
pastor of the church, of which she has
been a member for II years and in the
welfare of which she was always deep
| ly interested, spoke in his address well
chosen and consoling words The Rev.
j. S. Weaver Of Mantle, for many
| years pastor of the Lefflngwell Baptist
| church, then spoke words Of comfort
which came from his heart on account
Of his many years of acquaintance with
| the departed. Two solos, F'aee5to Face
| and Hold Thou My Hand. were sung
| by Mrs. George T. Lord The attend
| ance Of relatives and friends was very
| large, and affection and esteem for the
| departed was expressed by many and
beautiful floral offerings The bear
ers were her four sons n-lsw. Nathan
| e. whiting H. f. Beard, r. e. Cham
| plin and A. H. Beebe Committal ger
vice was read at the grave by Rev.
]. G. Ward. Burial was in the family
plot at West Plain cemetery Funeral
! Director eager was in charge
klbertus Maynard.
The funeral of Albertus Maynard
| was held from his late home at Allyn's
Point Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
| the home being filed with relatives
and friends. The services were con-
Quoted by Pew. G. w. Harrison Of
| Gales Ferry NJ. E. church. A trio sang
one hymn. The bearers were Nelson
Church, Clarence Church, Fred May
Rard, Julian Church, Paul Carpenter
and Dudley Perkins. Burial was in the
Gales Ferry cemetry. Church & Allen
had charge Of the arrangements,
Joseph Roderick.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock the
funeral Of Joseph Roderick, the four
months old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Roderick, was held from the par
ents home on Laurel Hill, and burial
was in St Mary's cemetery by Flu
neral Director eager The child died
Friday from commissions.
Joseph Gledhill.
At 10 o'clock Saturday morning the
funeral of Joseph Gledhill was held at
Gager's parlors the service being con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. Eldred Brown. There
were many in attendance, the deceased
having many friends. The bearers
We're J. H. Wilson, r. w. Tobin, r. L.
Thompson and ]. w. Buckley. Burial
was in Maplewood cemetery, where a
eommittal service was held.
NICHOLAS ASSaIos
At 9 o'clock Saturday afternoon the
funeral of Nicholas Assaid the 16
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
I seph Assaid, Of No. IS Franklin street
was held from Gager's paTlors Burial
was in ST. Marys cemetery The child
died Friday at the Backus hospital
from pneumonia.
John Burns.
Saturday morning the funeral OF
John Burns was held from his late
home in Montville. and at st. Johns
church a requiem mass was celebrated
by Rev. P. ]. Reilly. There were many
in attendance. The bearers were Hen
~ Months, John Mako. Peter Bonville
Peter Lorseno, John Mahoney and John
Mettevler Burial was in the parish
cemetery. Shea & Burke had charge OF
the arrangements.
Daniel Laid.
The funeral of Daniel Ladd was held
| at Hanover Friday afternoon, Rev c
II. Peck officiating, at the Hanover
Congregational church. The large
number present included a delegation
from the finishing room of the Afrllc
, mills at Hanover and a delegation from
Sedgwick post No. 1, G. A. R.. of this
| city. Selections were sung by quar-
! tette consisting OF Mrs. Frank Smith
Miss Margaret Es6ie William ParI
! and James W. Eadie. There were MANY
floral forms and the casket was ORA pei
: ! with an American nag The bearers
were Orrin NJ. Price, George Kampf
Charles F. Geer and Scion A. Moxiey
Of Sedgwick post. The committal ser
, vice in the Hanover cemetery was con.
Quoted by Sedgwick post o. NJ. Pric,
acting as commander and 8. A. Nozzle,
az chaplain. the benediction was BY
Rev. Mr.. Peck. Funeral Director Gran
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