Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-07
FUNERALS.
MarceIlus Gould.

The funeral or AdFcGl1uS COulQ d former resident of this city and a well known manufacturer, was held from his late home in Penacock N. H., Sunday afternoon. MT. Gould died in his home on last Thursday, at 11.15 a. m. His death was due to a com plcation of diseases with which he had been ailing for some time. Born in Chelsea. Vt.,. in 1947. Mr Gould made his home there until he was 16 years of age. He then removed to Manchester, N. H.. where he entered the manufacturing business and for nine years of his residence in that city he was superintendent of the Amos keag Manufacturing company In 1895 MT. Gould accepted the position of superintendent of the Falls mills, this city MT. Gould resided in Man chester about 30 years and took an active interest in the welfare of the republican party of that city MT. Gould served three terms in the house of representatives and for two years was a state senator. He was presi- dent of the Young Republican club of Manchester and at one time held the position of moderator. MT. Gould was one of the judges Of textile machinery at the Worlds fair. held in Chicago, where he resided for three months
 Fraternally MT. Gould was a 32 de- gree Mason and was a mamber of the Scottish rite bodies of this city.
 Durlng nlS reSlQence Tn t0lS clty. Mr Gould was president of the board of education in the Falls district and in June, 1899, he was elected council man on the republican ticket, serving on the street committee while mem Der of the council
 In the winter of 1899 Mr. Gould left this city having purchased a mill in Penacock, N. H.. and since then had made his home in that place. His wife, and a married daughter. of At lanta, Ga. by his first marriage. sur vive. While a resident of this city Mir. his death is deeply mourned by wide circle of acquaintanceS here.
 Miss Helen M. Alien.
 The funeral of Miss Helen M Allen, who died on Thursday in New Bedford, was held Sunday in Groton. She was the daughter of the late Rev N T. AL len and Mrs Allen of Groton. She made her home with her brother, Frank c. Allen, at New London. Miss Allen had been sick for long time. Miss Aliens father was for the larger port of a period of 36 years pastor of Gro ton Heights Baptist church. He was a war chaplain, and was for years chap lain of the Third regiment, c. N. G.. Miss Allen is survicved only by her brother.
 George Rudd.
 
 of George Rudd arrived here from Westerly Sonday afternoon at 2.15 o'clock at Hamilton avenoe by the Westerly trolley and was taken in charge by Undertaken Gager and con- veyed to the Hamilton Avenoe ceme- tery where the funeral was held, Rev. M R. French offfciated and the Odd Fellows service was also conducted, members of the order acting as beare rs. There was a very large attend ance at the funeral and a large num- Der of flowers.
 Francis J. Kane.
 The funeral of Francis J. Kane, a former resident of this city, who died in Waltham, Mass. took place Satur- day morning from fl West Main street and in the large number present were relatives from other cities. There were many beautiful floral offerings. Services were conducted i'll St. Pat ricks church, Rev. Thomas A. Grumbly officiating and at the close Mrs. F. l.. Farrell rendered Some Sweet Day, and Nearer, My God, to Thee. The bear eros were John IT. Kane, John McIn- tyre. Felix Conlan, Jeremiah Corcoran,. Michael O'Brien and William H. Calla- han. Burial was in St. Mary's ceme- tery.