Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-01
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Joshua EIdred Fellows.


 The long and exemplary life of Eu- nice Hannah Hampstead. widow of Joshua Eldred Fellows came to a peaceful close at o'clock Thursday afternoon at the cottage of her daugh- ter, Mrs. J. M. Currier, at the Willi- mantle camp grounds She had been seriously Ill for week and her death was due to Bright's disease and a gen eral breakdown due to advanced years. She was in her S9th year. A resident of this city for 5S years, Mrs. Fellows was we'll known and universal ly loved and honored for her noble character.
 She was born in Stonington Oct. Is, 1924, and was the daughter of Joshua and Eunice Dennis Hampstead. On Nov. 15, 1S46 she was married to Joshua E. Fellows at New London and they resided in that city for 12 years, coming to Norwich in 1858. Mrs. Eel lows made her home in this city from that time up to the time of her death. MT. Fellows conducted a contracting business here for a numb mber of years up to his death, which occurred Feb. ?, 1885. His business was continued for some time by his son, George E. Eel lows. Joshua E.. Fellows served nine months in the Civil war as a sergeant in Company E. 18th Connecticut regi- ment, enlisting at Norwich. Following his death, Mrs. Fellows made her home
 
 her death.
 Soon after coming to Norwich Mrs Fellows became member of the old East Main street Methodist church, since succeeded by the Trinity M E. church, and all her life took an active interest in the affairs of the church and the various societies connected with it. In connection with her church work she took a lively interest in the camp meetings at the Willimantic camp grounds and for many years passed her summers at the grounds. She was staying al the cottage of her daughter, Mrs. J. Merrill Currier, when her death occurred.
 Mrs. Fellows was the last of her inn mediate family. She Is survived by three children. Mrs. J. M. Currier or Chelsea, Mass. George E. Fellows and Miss Lizzie H. Fellows of this city. There are also three grandchildren, Mises Edith A, l.. Louise Fellows and George E. Fellows, all of this city.
 Mrs. Fellows will long be remember friends for her model Christian charac- ter She was a loving mother and a helpful friend, devoting her life to the welfare of others. Hers was ever a bright and cheerful disposition, en- dearing her to all with whom she came in contact. Her death brings with it a feling of loss to those who knew her.
 Michael Carroll. Michael Carroll, resident of this city for many years, died at 9:30 o'clock Thursday morning at his home No 219 Thames street following a long illness with asthma and heart disease.
 He came to this city at the age of 19 years and resided here from that time up to his death. He was married in GreeneVille, Nov. 20, 1872, by Rev. Denis Desmond, to Miss Catherine Cummings. For a long period MT. mill at Thamesville and later worked at various places. He resided on the West Side for nearly half a century. He was well known in this city and had wide circle of friends. Besides his wife he is survived by these children: Michael Carroll of Shelton, Mrs. John McCaffrey of Wal lingford, Della E. and Margaret E.. Carroll Mrs. Mary E. Collagan and David w, John, James and Thomas J. Carroll, all of this city. There is also a sister, Mrs, Mary Crotty of Montville.
 Miss Ruth Nelson. Miss Ruth Nelson e Waterbury, aged 21 years died Thursday morning at the State Sanatorium at Trading Cove following an extended illness. The body was sent to her home in Waterbury on the 2.45 train in the afternoon and burial will take place in Bridgeport. She was the daughter of Robert and Margaret Monahan Nell son.