Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-26
FUNERALS.
Jnmea o. Miner.

James o. Miner.
Funeral services for James Oscar
Miner OF North Stonington were
held at IL O'Clock Sunday morning
was a large attendance. Rev. E. P.
Mathewson OF Ashaway was the Off
ciating clergyman, and the choir OF
the church sang Jesus Lover Of My
many floral tributes. Friends acted
as bearers and burial was in the
Chapman cemetery, North Stonington-
Rev. Mr. Mathewson read a commit
tai service at the grave. Church &
Allen were in charge of the funeral
arrangements.
Mrs. Martin Riley.
At 8 O'Clock Saturday morning, the
funeral of Mary Kingsley, widow of
Martin Riley. was held from her late
home, No. 81 Boswell avenue, and at
9 o'clock at st. Patrick's church a
mass Of requiem was celebrated by
the pastor. Rev. John H. Broderick-
Rodericlx F. Sullivan sang Some Sweet
Day and Nearer, Ny God to Thee. and
Prof. F. l. Farrell was at the organ
The bearers were Henry Crawford,
Luke Kingsley, Patrick and Dennis
Houlhan, James H. Casey and John
Maggie. The floral offerings were many
and beautiful. At the grave In St
Mary's cemetery, there was a COM
initial service read by Father Brod-
| erick. Relatives and friends attend
ed the funeral from New York, Hart
ford and nearer cities.
Cummings & Ring had charge OF
| the arrangements.
Mrs. Richard w. Tobin.
From her late home. No. 2ss Frank
lin street, at SIS o'clock Saturday
morning the funeral OF Susan Allyn
McCloud. wife OF Richard w. Tobin,
was held with many mourners, includ-
ing relatives from Wallingford. Conn,
and Holyoke, Mass, attending. Rev.
Myles p. Calvin celebrated the mass
of requiem at st. Patrick's church at
10 O'Clock. The bearers were Dr. Louis
T. Cassidy. Edward J. Driscoll. John
&c. Quinlan, John and Thomas J.
Dodd, and Daniel Drew. There were
beautiful flowers. Burial was In St
Joseph's cemetery, where a committal
service was read Undertaken c. A
eager was In charge OF the arrange
ments.
James MalIon.
| At $50 o'clock Saturday morning
| the funeral Of James Mallon was held
from the parlors Of NJ Hourigan and
at st. Mary's church at o'clock a
mass Of requiem was celebrated by
Rev. Father Fleming. The bearers
were William Mallon, John and Frank
Hughes and Phillippe Viens. Miss
Sadie Driscoll sang o Salutaris and
Some Sweet Day, and Miss Elizabeth
Malone was at the organ. There were
i floral forms on the casket. Father
Fleming read a committal service at
the grave in St Joseph's cemetery.
| Mrs. Patrick GrumbIy.
The Norwalk Hour says: The fu-
neral of Mrs. Anna Hefferon Grumbly.
wife of Patrick Grumbly. was held on
Friday morning from her home on
/ Connecticut avenue. at $50 o'clock and
/ from St. Mary's church at 10 o'clock,
where a solemn requiem high mass
Grumbly of Sacred Heart church, Wa
/ terbury, celebrant; Rev. Hugh
Treanor, formerly Of st. Mary's
church, Norwalk, deacon; Rev. ]. ].
Duggan, of the Church of the As
/ sumption, Westport, sub-deacon; Rev.
]. ]. McGuinnis of st. Mary's church.
Norwalk, master of ceremonies. In the
| sanctuary were Rev. Joseph N. Glee-
son. Waterbury; Rev. 7. ]. Finn Of 81.
Mary's church. Norwalk; Rev. R. ].
Carroll, Rev. NJ. ]. Lynch of St 10
seph's church, South Norwalk; Rev. 7.
]. brennan of St. Johns church SIAM
/ ford; Rev. DIR. ID. Gleeson of St
| Mary's church, Waterbury; Rev. J.
McGrath of St. Mary's church. SIAM
ford.
Miss Mary Cassidy rendered Ava
| Maria; Mrs. A. F. Rose the solo, Face
| to Face. The choir sang Nearer. My
God, to Thee, as the body was leaving
| the church The bearers were John.
Frank, William. James. Joseph and
4 Patrick Grumbly. sons of the deceased
Burial was in St Mary's cemetery.
Norwa1l.
/ Miss Christine Cecilia Mara.
From the home of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Maria. Of F1tchville, the funeral
of Miss Christine Cecilia Maria was
held at $40 o'clock on Saturday morn
ing, and at St Johns church at 10
o'clock a mass of requiem was cele-
brated by the pastor, Rev. David r.
O,Donnell. There was a special mu-
steal service, with Miss Henrietta Au-
thier at the organ and solos by Mrs
Julia Authier and AIRS. Frances Crib
bin. In the profusion of flowers were
a form, Gates Ajar. from the Sodality
of the Children OF Mary, and a stand
ling cross from her fellow employees in
| the Palmer Bros. mill The bearers
| were the following: Walter Brown.
Timothy Fields, jeremiah Kane. Ter
emiah Sullivan, John McManus. and
Michael Sweeney. The burial was in
st Mary's cemetery, Baltic. Under
talxer Grant had charge Of the ar
Irangements.
In the very large attendance OF rel
atfves and friends were people from
Peace Dale, r. I, Narrazansett Pier,
Boston, Wf11imantic, South Windham,
New London and Montville. From Los
Angeles, Cal. came a relative who
came east knowing that she was Ill.
arriving only In time for the funeral