Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-23
OBITUARY..
Mrs. RIehard w. Tohin.

WYE H1cn1ro W. Tob1ns
Thursday morning at s.45 O'Clock
McCloud. wife Of Richard w. Tobin,
at her home 26S Franklin street, fol-
lowing a long fnvalldism with chronic
indigestion and general debility She
had not been confined to her bed,
however, ad her end was quite sud-
den She was born at AllyRS Point,
In the town OF Ledyard. the daughter
or Mr. and Mrs William McCloud,
but her parents moved Mere when she
was a young girl, and she had always
made Norwich her home. She went
TO the West Chelsea schools, attended
also New York school for a time.
and was a graduate Of the Norwich
Free Academy In the class Of 1887
In Norwich October LIST, 1900, Rev.
Hugh Treanor united her in marriage
with Richard W. Tobfn. who survives
with two children, Richard w. Tobin,
Jr- and Miss Ruth Maria Tobin. Sew.
eral brothers and three sisters survive
Mrs. Leo Hart Of Nebraska, Mrs
John Cassan of Wallingford, Mrs,
Timothy Sheehan Of Holyoke and Mrs.
Mrs Tobin was n woman devoted
TO her home and famfiy and will be
sorely missed by those who knew her
best.
Mrs. Louis caron.
The death Of Mrs. Louis Caron, aged
81. occurred last Friday at Sherbrooke,
Canada, and the funeral was held there
on Monday. She had been sick for
come time.
Mrs. Caron lived in Baltic for years
and Is survived by two sisters and q
| brother there.
In attendance at the funeral at
Sherbrooke were her i've sons. J. B.,
Octave and Louis of this city, Henry
OF Pittsheld. Mass. and Victor Of New
port, N. II.
James MaJIon.
Following an illness of some dura-
ton, the death of James Mailon oc-
CURED late Thursday afternoon at the
Backus hospital He was about 80
years OF age and was born at the
Falls. the son Of Margaret Hughes
! and Patrick MaIlon, both of whom are
deceased he had spent most of his
life in Norwich and for years had been
employed AZ the American house
Among the relatives ne leaves are
these cousins: Mrs. John Ryan of
Franklin street and Mrs. James Car
bray OF the Falls Mrs. Eugene Nit
chen OF Oakland Beach. r. l., and John
and Frank Ryan OF GreenevilIe.
Miss Christine Cecilia Maria.
Miss Christine Cecilia Maria, daugh-
ter OF the late Daniel and Mary Maria,
/ OF Fitchv1lle. died at her home We'd
nesday afternoon after an illness of
several weeks.
Miss Maria was born in the town Of
Sprague in August, 1889. She attend
ed the public schools of that town and
\ the Academy of the. Holy Family at
Baltic, but later moved to Peacedale,
| r. L About II years ago she with her
mother and brothers and sisters came
/ to FftchriIle.
She was OF a very pleasing DISPOSE
| ton and her company was always well
| come with the young as well as the
older people Of the village. As a
Z church worker she was always eager
to lend helping hand at all the enter
tainments and socials given by St.
Johns church. OF which she was
devout member. For several years she
/ was president of the Children OF NARY
society OF the church and later for sew
eral years she was treasurer of the 10
ciety. During her illness she bore her
sufferings with patience and forfitInde.
Miss Nara is survived by her m 9TH
er and two brothers. Daniel and Jo-
seph. also by two sisters, Rose and
Mrs John Sullivan, all Of F1tcahviIle.
Her death causes sorrow to many
friends.