Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05
FUNERALS.
Miss Hermoine Howard. (Contributed.)

Miss Hermoine Howard.
 (Contributed)
 The funeral of Hermione Howard, the only daughter of MT. and Mrs. O. Howard of 57 Reynolds street. was held at their home Wednesday at two D. m. The attendance was large. in cluding J. Johnson. a relative, of Hart ford Miss Ollie Dabney, of Providence. R. I. Rev. T. H. Dennis. oficiated. He read several passages of scripture and offeI ell prayer. The choir of the church and congregation sang, Nearer, My God, to- Thee. solo by Miss Mary Simons. Beautiful Isle of Come Where Kings Business, by the choir, A. H. Wilson, Miss Ada Simons, Miss Mary and Flosia Simons. Rev. Dennis then sroke in the highest terms of the de- pa.:cd.
 Among those who sent flowers were to members of the Home E.nma-rel Missionary society, Mrs. E. M Mo Knight. president. Miss A. Simons, Ee- nior Welcome class of Mt Calvary Baptist church. Mrs. A. F. Drury, teacher of this class, class of 1919 N P. A., MT. and Mrs. J. Evans. MT. and Burstrom. Miss Alice Dabney, Mrs Margaret and Julia Epps MT and Mrs. J. H. George, Miss Viola Ockery. Mrs. H. D. Rallion, brothers, Alto and Worth Howard, Mrs. Thatcher Otis Margaret Green and family, Mrs. Clemnant Reed, Miss Rosina Allyn, w. J. Houlihan, Mrs. E. Fuller. a Broadway teacher. Mis- William Nell son. Letters of sympathy were re- ceived from Norwich Free Academy Henry A. Tirre1I, Miss Hattie John son, Miss Helen B. Royce. Miss A. L. Taft. Miss Mary W. Clune, Miss M KamD. Miss J. Strahan, Mrs. E. Fuller 4 committal service was read at the grave by Rev. Dennis and the Simons sisters sang at the grave, The Silver C1rd
 The bearers were Henry Green James Green, Howard Wilson and Chas. Lewis.
 1 Updertakers c. A. Gager had charge of the arrangements.
 Mrs. Charles Courtney. Hattie Mathilda Martin. age 32. be. loved wife of MT. Chester Courtney ot Portland, Me- formerly of this city l died at her home at 62 Anderson l street, on Thursday evening, April 6 at 7.45 o'clock. after two weeks i'll. ness.
 Mrs. Courtney was born in Turner Falls Mass, July 30th. 1884, tn, l daNShter of Mrs. Julia Martin. Tn, l funeral took place from her home. G. Anderson street, Monday morning, a g o'clock, with a solemn high mas at the Cathedral of the ImmacuIat Conception, sung by Father Houlihan assisted by Rev. Fathers Johnson an, Giynn. The bells of the church toIle, her age which was 33. She was member of the Munjoy commanders United Order of the Golden Cross. Tn hearers were William Haley, Paul Nc Cornick. Harold Cole, and Leo Quinr There were many beautiful floral tri butes including the following: Larg pillow from the Portland Stove Foun dry, basket form from. Mother an Sister, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. R. N Douglass. pillow, Husband marl1e
 Wife. cross from the Munjoy com
 mandery, United Order mark Gold en Cross. carnations from Mrs. Scho field. cross from her daughter, IrenC
 mark Mother, a standing gate forI
 from Miss Margaret Courtney, rose
 from MT. and Mrs. Edmond Blanch ard, cut flowers from Mrs. Proulx an
 son, Victor, cut flowers from Portlan
 Stove Foundry.
 Besides her husband and one onl daughter, Irene, Mrs. Courtney leave
 her mother, Mrs. Julia, Martin, and tn following sisters and brothers. MT William Coburn of New Britain, MT
 R: M: Douglass. of Norwich, Napoleo Martin of Holgoke, Mass. Peter Maj
 tin of New York city, Frederick Marti ; of New Britain. Mrs. Courtney was very we'll know . here and was highly esteemed by a
 her many friends. She was a woma of kind and gentle disposition, and WE
 always ready to lend a hand whe 2 help was needed Burial took place ? the Calvary cemetery, Portland, Me Miss Hazel Belle EIdridae. The funeral of Hazel Belle, the yes
 months old daughter of MT. and MT : Albert Eldridge, was held Thursds 5 afternoon at 2 o'clock from the hon l 1 of her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Jok ! R. McHale, in Yantic. The house ws s filled with sorrowing relatives al 3 friends. There were beautiful flor 3 forms. Rev. P. AreSon of Grat
 church conducted the services. Buri
 was in the family lot in PautipaI l. cemetery, where a committal servi t was read by the Rev. MT. Areso q Friends acted as bearers and the fun 5 Jr, who used the automobile hear e and automobile to convey the funer t party. Friends and relatives we
 present from Norwich, Stonington al
 Old Mystic.
 Miss Emma HensIer. \ The funeral of Emma Hensler VI ,. held from her late home on Plain H e Thursday morning at Il o'clock. Re ,. IJ. w. Payne of Jewett City offlciat a and Miss Elsie Chesbro rendered Sa V in the Arms of Jesus. The beare
 were Fred Collins, Ernest, Walter al
 Carl Benjamin. Burial was in Pori
 paug cemetery where Rev. MT. Pay
 read a committal service.
 Church and Allen were the funel ,- directors.
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