Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16
FUNERALS.
George o. Gadbois,

A prayer service for George O. Cad bois was conducted at his home in Central Village Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev MT. LOOmis of the Bap- tist church at Central Village officiat- ing. MT. and Mrs. Herbert Hutchins, Mir. Mortimer and Miss Mayhew ren- dered two hymns. The body was con- veyed to this city by Undertaken Charles A. Gager in his autohearse and a service was held in his parIors No. 70 Franklin street, at 3 o'clock. Rev. J. G. Ward of Leffingwell off1ciated and the quartette sang Abide With Me, and Shall We Meet Beyond the River? The bearers were George Gadbois of New London, Ernest F, Gadbois of this city, sons, and John Gadbois of New Lon don and o. B. Leffingwell of this city and burial took place in MaplewOod cemetery. Rev. MT. Ward read a committal service at the grave. The attendance of relatives and friends was large and there were numerous handsome floral offerings.
 Miss Katherine Huff.
 At 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon the funeral of Miss Katherine Huff was held from the home of Peter Mousch No 16S Cedar street, and the service was conducted by Rev. F. w. Cole man, pastor of Trinity Methodicst Episcopal church. A large number of relatives and friends were present some coming 1IOn1 out Ol town ana there were a number of handsome floral offerings. The bearers were Grant Ireland. Ernest Gelduldig, George White and Charles Mousch and burial took place in Yantic cemetery There was Q committal service at the grave.
 Miss Huff died on Thursday after noon following an illness of four days with pneumonia She was 6S years years of age and was born in Ger many the daughter of MT and Mrs Philip Huff. She had resided in this relatives are four nieces and nephew in this city, and three nieces in Prov idence
 Mrs. Susan P Lamb.
 The body of Susan P. Lamb, widow of Martin Van Buren Lamb, arrived in this city from New Haven, where she died on Tuesday, on the GA; was taken in charge by Undertaken l Church and Allen. A service was heEG at their funeral parlors Sunday after. noon at 2.15 o'clock, Rev. Herbert J 1 Wyckof, pastor of the Second Con. gregational church, officiating, anG burial took place in Yantic cemetery Mrs. Ann R. Champion. Mrs. Ann R. Champion, S4, died al the home of her daughter, Mrs George 1 after a short illness. The funeral was held Saturday at p. m.. Rev. E. M Chapman officiating. Mrs. Champion l is survived by four daughters, Mrs. G w. DeWolfe, Mrs. Herbert Caulkins Mrs. Christine Champion of Lyme Mrs. James Hopper of Ivoryton; three sons, w. R. Champion of Lyme, Anse Champion of Norwich and Virgi Champion of South Norwalk. Sht leaves 12 grandchildren and Is great grandchildren.
 Mrs. Mary Lang Davies.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Lang
 (Hackstaff) Davies of 1154 Worthing ton street, mother of Rt. Rev. Thoma! F. Davies, bishop of the Episcopal dio cese of western Massachusetts, wa! held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clocI in Christ church at Springfield. Rev Donald N. Alexander of Christ churcl ofaciated, assisted by Rev. Rober Heating Smith. Bishop Davies chap lain, and Rev. Charles E. Hill of Al eral hymns, among them the buria psalm. Archdeacon Charles J. Sniffe1 and Rev. Walter $. Darker, dean O the congregation of Worcester, wer present. The bearers were Edmund IP. Kendrick, H. M. Morgan, H. H Skinner William P. Sherman, William c. Simons, Col $. E. Blunt, all o
 Springfield, Charles G. Washburn ant George H. Dewey of Worcester, ant two friends from Worcester. Follow
 ing the ceremonies, the body was sen
 to Detroit, Mich, where burial will b.
 in the burying ground where he hus
 band, Rev. Thomas F. Davies, Sr., lat
 bishop of Michigan, was buried in 1905