Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-09
OBITUARY.
Louis B. Pike.

Louis B. Pike died at his home, No. 66 Vernon street, Hartford, Wednesday afternoon of cancer. He had been i'll a long time and unable to do any work since last November. He was born in New Haven and was 3S years old. Mir. Pike was a druggist and at one time had four drug stores in Hartford, one each on Main, Zion, Park and Aff1eck streets. He sold the stores on Park and Aff1eck streets some time ago and recently sold the store on Main street. lie was member of Hartford lodge, F. and A. M. He was a member of Our Saviour's s Episcopal church of Plain vile, where he was employed while learning his trade. Mr. Pike leaves a wife, who was Miss Bessie M. Tenn before marriage; two children. Eliza beth A. and Louis F. He also leaves two brothers in this city, Theodore Pike and Francis Pike. Mrs. L. w. Pratt of Williams street is an aunt At one time MT. Pike lived in this city, where he had many warm friends. Burial will take place in Plainville.
 Mrs. John Lathrop.
 Vera Ann Abel, wife of John Lathrop. cied in her home in Bozrah Thursday morning at 1 o'clock at the age of 81 years, following an illness of several days. She was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gurdon Abel and was born in Bozrah. All her life was passed in Bozrah and Yantic. and for more than 20 years she made her home in the house in which she died. Mrs. Lathrop was a member of the Bozrah Congre- gational church and had many friends by whom she was favorably known. Besides her husband, there survive a son, Clarence Lathrop, who lived with his mother, four grandchildren and other relatives.
 Mrs. Frank L. Green.
 Following an illness of some weeks due to heart disease. Helen Lingard Cook wife of Frank l.. Green died in her home, in Lowell Mass, Monday.
 She was born in this city 28 years ago, the daughter of William and Alice T. Cook. Several years ago she moved with her parents to Lowell Mass and was later married the2e. There survive her husband, and two daughters, Alice Lois. five years old, and Adele Green, three years old, her mother, three sisters, Miss Lena Cook of Lowell Mass. Mrs. Fred Pierre, of Nahant, Mass. and Mrs. George NeaIey of Winchester Mass There are also three brothers, William I. Cook of this city, Seymour Cook of Nashua, N. H, and Edward Gibbs Cook of Newton. William l. Cook of this city left for Lowell Mass, Tues day afternoon for the funeral which was held Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
 
 regret to learn of her death.
 John Francis Fenton.
 John Francis Fenton, aged 30 years died at o'clock Wednesday afternoon after an illness of five days with pneu- monia He had previously been in the best of health.
 He was born on the West Side April 1, 1882 and was the son of Mrs Julia and the late Daniel Fenton. He pass ed his whole life in this city and was employed at various places as a labor CT. His father died about 20 years ago. He is survived by his mother with whom he resided at No. 8 Aqueduct street, one brother, Thomas Fenton in the West and four sisters, Mrs. Nellie Dalton, Misses Julia, Annie and Cath crime, Fenton, all of this city.
 John J. CurIey.
 John J. Curley, s6n of Michael H. Curley of Ledyard street, New Lon don, died in the county sanatorium here on Wednesday following an Ill., ness of some time. He had been out west for his health, but did not seem to improve and returned to New Lon don, arriving there just at the time of his mothers death, which occurred about a month ago. MT. Curley was 30 years and months of age and was a native of New London the son of Michael H. and Bridget Kennedy Cur ley Besides his father there survive several sisters of Ledyard street, New London. The body was taken to his fathers home where the funeral will take place.