Putnam patriot., 1914-04-10
Obituary MiSael L'fieurenx

Obituary
 Misael L 'fieurenx
 Misael L,Heureux, 43. died at his home in the north end of the city 5un- day. He was laborer and had lived in Putnam for number of years. He was born in St. simon, Canada. Flu neral services will be held in St. Mary's church ana burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
 Dr. MIgnauIt
 Funeral services were held in Moo sup Sunday for Dr. T. A. N. Mignault, aged 47. Dr. Mignault formerly had a dental office in the Bradley building on Elm street and lived here n mum Der of years. He was member of Putnam council Royal Arcanum and F. W. Seward, Isaac Champeau and David Flagg represented the order at the funeral. Dr Mignault leaves a wife and two step children.
 William Rich
 William Rich, one Of Putnam's old est and most highly esteemed citizens, died at his home on Water street Tues day night after an illness of some weeks. He was man who had led an exemplary life, had large heart, aI- ways cheerful word for friend or &C., auaintance, and one whose passing on causes sorrow among citizens of all classes in this community.
 MT. Rich never sought public office or public positions of any kind prefer ring the quiet of his home life sur rounded by his family. Ii was in his home tsat he took his greatest enjoy ment and brought up large family of children who hold good positions and command respect and esteem of their fellow citizens as their father before them.
 MT. Rich was born in England March IS, 1850, and was therefore S4 years old. In 1863 he came to Putnam and has lived here ever since. His first employment was in the Moriarty woolen mill which has since become the Putnam Woolen Company. MT. Rich was cverseer in the dressing room and his employees looked up to him and respected him. He retired from active work some twenty-five years ago on account of his wife's fail- s... .ab f.I ago, 1t being ten years ago Inst Satur- day that she was laid to rest. MT. Rich has enjoyed lexcellent health up to the time of bis last illness, and only n short time ago remarked to one of his sons that he had not been ill for seventy years. MT. Rich had lived for many years in the Water street home and since his wife died his daughter, Mrs. Miriam Fuller, kept house for him. During his recent illness his granddaughter, Miss Verna Fuller, a trained nurse from Worcester, had been caring for him.
 Besides his daughter six sons sur vive. They are, Benjamin and Charles of Filchburg, Frank of Thompson Samuel, Jesse and Walter of this city Funeral services were held from the home this Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. ]. R. Stubbert of the Baptist church, of which MT. Rich was a member, officiating. Burial was ;n Groua ot root aentatary
 Mrs. Gilbert A. Tracy
 Mrs. Gilbert A. Tracy died at her home in Killingly on Wednesday at 8 o'clock, aged 73 years. The funeral service will be conducted at her late residence Saturday at II a. m, Rev. c. J. Hartman officiating. BuIial in Westfield cemetery, Danielson.
 James Seaton
 James Seaton, formerly resident of this city and the oldest brother of the late Mrs. Michael Moriarty, died April at the residence of his son, Joseph w. Seaton, in Notthboro, Mass. Mir Sealon was born in Ossett, Yorkshire, England, Sept. 20, 1928, but came to this country when young man and learned the trade of woolen dyer at the Washington mills in Lawrence, Mass, which occupation he followed until failing eyesight forced him to re- tire. He is survived by two sons, Jo- seph w. of Northhoro, Mass, and George II. of Sturbridge, Mass. The flu neral will be held in NorlhboIo. Eri.