Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-01
OBITUARY.
Mrs. N. Everett Lucas.

Sarah A., wife of N. Everett Lucas, died Saturday at the home of her son, George E. Lucas. No g Mary street. Central Falls, R. I. She had not been in the<best of health for the past few years, but seemed to be improving un- der treatment until last week when she grew worse and failed rapidly Mrs. Lucas was born in Potter Hill, R. l., Nov 30, 1863, the daughter of Charles and Nancy Hudson Bunting. For many years she lived in this city on Laurel Hill avenue, since which her residence has been at Poquetanuct1 and Central Falls, R. I. She possessed a genial and cheerful disposition which was devoted wife and mother and her death will be learned with sincere regret
 Besides her husband she is survived by two sOns George E., of Central Falls and Noah of New Britain She and William J. Bunting of New Lon don.
 Mrs. Walter F. Parker.
 Friday about midnight Sarah Cath erine Hart, wife of Walter F. Parker. formerly of this city died in her home in New York city, after an ill., ness of some time Mrs Parker was a native of Long Island and was "A 4years of age. Besides her husband, Mrs. Parker leaves a daughter, Mrs. Charles P. B. Peck of New York city, a son, Michael $. Parker of New York city, and a grandchild Miss Elsa Peck. John F. Parker of this city is a brother-in- law. The body will be brought here for burial in Yantic cemetery.
 John Stuart EIdred.
 After a short illness the death of John Stuart Eldred, the 10 year old son of Mrs. Annie B. EIdred and the late Dr. John EIdred, occurred on Saturday in Boston, where he lived with his mother. He was the youngest child of the family.
 The boy was a native of this city and had attended the Norwich Town school. He was earnest and studious as pupil and a loving and dutiful son and brother. He is survived by his mother and by these brothers and sisters: Raymond B. Eldred of Halifax, Mrs Thomas M. Shields of this city, R. Mortimer Eldred, now at Yale col 1ege Beatrice H. and Jessica D. EIdred, both of Boston. There are numerous relatives in Westerly.
 Mrs. Patrick FaIIon.
 Mrs. Julia FalIon, wife of Patrick F'allon of Westerly, died in this city on Saturday afternoon, following an ex- tended illness. She was 50 years of age. The body was taken in 2hargc by I1OuIlSdn ana sent to " 6SlSIly Slt O.40 Saturday night.
 Mrs. Amos M. Reed.
 Mrs. Anna Louise Reed. wife of Amos M. Reed. of No. 262 Franklin street, died at 715 o'clock Saturday evening, following an illness of several months. She underwent an operation in Providence for stomach trouble, but failed to recover her health. Her maiden name was Anna Louise Brad law, and she was the daughter of Ferdinand and Louise Bradlaw She was born in Norwich, June g, 1890, and alway resided here. She was married Feb. 22, 1910, to Amos M Reed by the late Rev. L. l.. Pratt, D. D. MT. Reed is employed by the Parker Davenport company as a painter and paperhang- CT. Mrs Reed was a member of the Second Congregational church. Her pleasing disposition won her many and her untimely death is a source of deep regret to all who knew her. Besides her husband, she leaves two brothers, Fred Bradlaw of this city and William Bradlaw of New York, and two sisters Mrs. Ebert Brown of Hartford and Mrs Lizzie Samson. There are also three half brothers, Charles. Herman and Ru- dolph Bradlaw, and a half sister, Mrs. Minnie Wilhelni.