Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-19
OBITUARY.
Miss Josephine Brewster.

Miss Josephine Brewster died at o clock Sunday morning at the home of her nephew Frank H. E'oSs, Nc i Mel rose Terrace, following an illness of several months. She had been confined to her bed for the last three months. and death was due to kidney trouble and a general breakdown due to age. She was S9 years old.
 Miss Brewster was born in Poque- tanuck. Sept. 28, 1883. and was the daughter of Austin and Saliie Ann Brewster. She was a direct descendant of Elder William Brewster. She resid- ed the greater part of her life with her sister. Mrs. Samuel s. F'oss. who died about five years ago For some time they resided on Broad street this city, and later for mum Der of years in East Hartford Miss Brewster resided for short time with her niece, Mrs. Leslie l.. Brewer, in East Hartford, and for about eight mon ths had made her home with Mir. and Mrs. Foss. Miss Brewster was of a quiet nature, but her pleasing disposition won for her the respect and friendship of all with whom she came in contact. She was a member of Trinity Episcopal church of this city. She was the last of her i'm mediate family. She leaves three nephews and two nieces. Mr. Foss of this city, George H. Brewster and Will liam Brewster of Boston, former resi- dents of Norwich, Mrs l.. L. Brewer of East Hartford and Mrs George Gris- wold of Mystic.
 Harold Matthew Geer.
 Word was received by relatives on Saturday of the death of Harold M. Geer, only son of the late Albert Davis Geer and Alice Cook Geer, of Bing- hamton, N Y who passed away or May r after an illness of nearly two years.
 Funeral services will be held at his horne in Binghamton this (Monday) afternoon and burial will be in the family plot in Poluetanuck cemetery.
 He is survived by his wife and moth lslo.
 Mrs. Mary A. 3. Hall.
 The death of Mrs Mary A B. Hull occurred suddenly in her home in El- mira, \. Y, late Thursday evening. She was 79 years old and a native of Norwich, out for the past 50 years she had made her home in Elmira. Mrs. Hull was the widow of Dr. Hull, formerly pastor of the Elmira Trinity church. The funeral will take place in EImira Sunday.
 When living here, her home was on lower WashinetOn street. In Elmira she was known for her charitable work, of which a feature each year were dinners given to the worthy poor of the city.
 Miss Edith R. Anderson.
 After an illness of two weeks with typhoid fever, Miss Edith Robb An derson passed away Saturday evening at 11.30 o'clock at her home, No. 49 Church street She was the daugh- ter of Helen Ferguson Anderson and the late David Anderson both na- tives of Scotland the family having resided in this city for about twenty five years. Miss Anderson was born in Lafayette, Indiana. December %, 1886 but all but the first few years of her life were spent in this city, where she had many warm friends who will deeply mourn her loss. Of a bright and cheery disposition, she was a general favorite with all who knew her. a loving and dutiful daugh- ter, and held in high regard by her many friends. She was a member of the Second Congregational church and of the Sunday school of which she was librarian. She was also a mem- Der of the Alpha Sigma society. She is survived only by her mother and her sister, Miss Hazel Anderson.
 Mrs. Napoleon Crepeau.
 The death of Mrs. Julia Crepeau, widow of Napoleon Crepeau, occurred on Saturday evening at a few minutes before 10 o'clock at No. IS Orchard street, the home of her daughter. Mrs. Napoleon Lanoie. with whom she re- sided She had been seriously i'll fer about five months with stomach trOu ble but had been confined to her bed for only about a week She was in her 6Sth year and was a native of Canada. but had lived the greater part of her life in WoOnsocket. R. L Her husband passed away there 42 years ago.
 For the last nine years Mrs Crepeau had made her home with her daughter in this city. She was a kind and low ing mother, who took a deep interest in her home life, and provided well for the care and comfort of those dear to her. She was a faithful member of St Patrick's church. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. L-anoie, and by a brother. Joseph Crepeau of Paw tucket, She leaves also nine grand children-Mrs Lewis A. Andrews, Lydia. Raymond Armand. Leo and Lo- retta Lanoie, and Walter Crepeau, all of Norwich, George and Lsora Crepeau