Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
OBITUARY.
Marguerite Brown.

After a. serious illness of four days, | little Marguerite Brown passed peace fully away Thursday at 11.20 o'clock. She was taken i'll Sunday evening with
 severe cold and tonsilitis. Everything possible was done to aid the child. but her malady proved beyond medical skill
 She was born in Unionviile, Conn, March 23, 1911, the beloved and only daughter of John A. and Mary Heating Brown. Three years ago the family
 moved to Fitchville, and the child's
 brightness and pleasing personality and her kindness and thoughtfulness for so young child won a place in everybody's heart with whom she came in contact. She was fayorite l in the village with both young and old. and she was ilodized by her par ents.
 Marguerite is survived by her par
 ents and little brother. Walter.
 Mrs. Eliza Kendall Brooks Mrs. Eliza Kendall Brooks died at
 the home of her son-in-law, Robert S. Ross, No. IF Park Avenue. Schenec- tady, N. r. Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Brooks had a number of ac- quaintanees in Norwich and at Gales
 Ferry. where the family spent several summers.
 The Schenectady Union-star of Wednesday said:s
 Mrs Brooks was born in West Springfield. Mass. In 1863 she married James s. Kendall of Hion, who died in 1871. She married in 1894 John R. Brooks of Holyoke, Mass, and since home with her daughter, Mrs. Ross, in Waterbury and New Haven. and i Schenectady the past two years.
 Ms. Brooks was a member of the Union Presbyterian church, and of Schenectady Chapter D. A. R. She was Ia 70 ID who married Deborah Hopkins, daugh-
 ter of Stephen Hopkins, the Mayf1ow- ! CT Pilgrim. She was also a descend ant of Miles Morgan. Her maternal I grandfather, Eleazer Ring, was with Washington at Valley Forge For
 many years she was a teacher in the l Ilion schools.
 Besides her daughter, Mrs. Ross, she is survived by a granddaughter, Hel- en K- Ross; by a sister, Mrs. D. H
 Steele of Ilion, and by number oi
 nephews and nieces. A niece, Miss
 Katherine D. Steele of Schenectady is a teacher in the Union street school Funeral services wered held at the home, No. IT Park Avenue Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Burial was in l the family lot in Ilion.
 Patrick J. Sullivan. Patrick J. Sullivan, SO years of age died at his home, No. 38 Cliff street | cse A--oA v CAOCtk l1l1S NR9dluIOdyJ morn ing, following an illness of about three weeks duration. Death was caused 1 by complications brought on by grip. Mir. Sullivan was born in Cork, Ire land. so years ago, but had made his
 home in this country since he was II years of age. Most of his life has beer
 passed in this city. In Norwich &
 years ago he was united in marriage
 with Miss Mary Twomey. who survives l him.
 MT. Sullivan was member of St Patrfck's parish and of St. Patrick'e
 Holy Name society and also belonged i to Court Quinebaug, No. 128, Foresters of America. He was en experienced milIwright and for nearly 25 years pasi
 had been employed at the United States Finishing company's plant 1T I Greeneville.
 l Besides his wife, MT. Sullivan leaves four children. Timothy J. Sullivan 0, l New Haven, Joseph F. Sullivan O, I Norwich, John L. Sullivan of New l London and Mrs. Thomas H. Wilson o. Norwich. There are also five grand children, and a sister in Ireland I Mir. Sullivan was well and favorabl, known to host of acquaintances wht 4 are deeply grieved by his death.