Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-03
OBITUARY.
Mrs. John Nelson Andersen.

The many 1r1enQS or mrS. John Nel- son Anderson of North Grosvenordale, formerly of Norwich, were grieyed to learn of her death which occurred at her home Wednesday at 1.15 D. m. aft CT few days illness, caused by a paralytic shock. Her maiden name born in Sweden on April IS, 1853. She came to America when young wo- man, and on Oceober 90. 1873. was married to John N. Anderson in Woodstock. He survives her. She was the mother of eleven children, ten of whom are living, Charles Anderson of Voluntown, Rev. Henry B. Anderson of Rowayton, Conn. Mrs. Andrew s. Dexter of Poquonoc Bridge, Mrs. Will fam A. Lund and Miss Nellie M. An derson of Norwich. and Lillian E., and Nina E.. Harry R., Arthur T., and John H., all of whom reside at home She also leaves a sister. two brothers and fourteen grandchildren She was a loving mother and a loyal friend and her chief delight was her home, where she will be sadly missed by her loved | ones. Burial will take place in the West Thompson cemetery. Miss Alice D. Morse. Alice D. Morse, who may be remsm- bered by many of the surviving veter- ans of the Sixteenth Regiment, c. ", | died February % in the Greenwich hospital. A cripple for many years | Sne hNcu DEOoAANAA buA N"O years ago built a bungalow in Noroton, where she lived until taken to the hos pital at Greenwich. She was O person of more than ordinary ability and had | written several articles on prepared ness and she was thoroughly opposed to the equal suffrage movement | Fred Lamoureux. | Philip Bibeault of this city has re- l ceiYed word of the death of his uncle Fred Lanoureux, which occurred al
 his home in Southbridge on Tuesday morning. MT. Lamoureux had been
 in poor health for several years and his death was brought on by paralysis He is survived by his wife. Mir. Bi-
 beault will leave this (Friday) morn
 ing for Southbridge to attend the fu-
 neral.
 Maryan WartkovskI.
 Maryan wortkovski, died Wednes.
 day evening in this city. He was 2
 former resident of Hallville and i:
 survived by a brother.
 Arthur Kelley.
 Arthur Kelley of this city died d
 noon Thursday after lingering Hines:
 He was 39 years of age, the son O.
 Henry and Mary O'Brien Kelley anC
 has been employed as a teamster b!
 Brown and Hartley.
 Charles w. Chapman. Charles w. Chapman, s2 years O
 age, died at his home, No. 65 Asylum
 street, Thursday morning at 3 o'clock : MT. Chapman was the son of Christo ! pher and Marinda Avery Chapman an , was born in Hartford, Conn.,, wher , he spent the larger part of his life ! MT. Chapman was unmarried and tn last of his immediate family. He ]
 survived by a nephew. Avery c. Smitf
 of Florida, and niece, Mrs. NaIour :
 Alling, of this city.
 ; Robert Neumeister. Robert Neumeister, formerly a sales ? man for the American Thermos Bottl company, but recently with chemica
 mail order house, died at his home i - New York on Tuesday.
 MT. Neumeister had made severa
 visits to this city and remained her / with the local company for a year afte
 it located here. He has travelled a < over the country in the interests of tn Thermos company. He is survived b
 his wife.
 Q Mrs. Benjamin F. Huntington. o Henrietta Ladd, widow of Benjami
 F. Huntington, late of Franklin, die V peacefully at the home of her nice s Miss Eliza Kingsley in Franklin, WeC
 nesday morning at 2-SO o'clock, aft l. an illness with grip since Feb. %. if Mrs. Huntington was taken i'll whi s visiting at the home of her niece Sl r was the daughter of EraStus P. ar IF Betsy c. Ladd, both natives of FTanl # lin.
 y. The deceased is survived by fo, 70 daughters. One Is in California aI if another in Kansas and tn eOthers a .e Mrs. F. Allen Bidwell of this city aI
 Miss Henrietta Huntington of Franl ,- lin. There is a son, James Huntingto ,f who is a farmer in Franklin An on ,e sister, Mrs. Eliza Wales, lives in WI ,e limantic. Mir. Huntington died abO e, four years ago.