Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-10

raised in Somerset lodge, No. s4. F. and A. M, and was knighted in Colum :! bian ComInandery. No. 4. on December II, 1883. MT. Barrows was a republi- can by political faith.
 He leaves besides his wife, a son, William H Barrows of Norfolk. Va, two grandsons. William B. I.athrop of this city and Raymond H. Barrows of Norfolk, Va. a sister Mrs. Helen Frank Champion, also of Norfolk. Va A daughter. Gertrude, died several years ago.
 MT Barrows' death removes one of the oldest and most highly esteemed residents of the Falls.
 Mrs. Jennie E. Hiiiar.
 Mrs. Jennie E. Hi1liar, wife of Henry F. Hilliar, of Mantle, died Friday af- ternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Byrlman, of 69 West street, New London. Mrs. Hilliar had been visiting her sister and Friday afternoon, while returning from a shopping trip, was seized by heart attack near her sis- ter's home. She was carried into the house and died few minutes later.
 Mrs. Hilliar is survived by her hus- band. a daughter and three sisters, Two of her sisters. Mrs. Byrkman and Mrs. Daniel Knowles. reside in New London.
 Mrs. William Cogan.
 Mary Princely, S3 years of age and widow of William Cogan, died at her home in Montello. Wis. Tuesday last. sided in Northampton, Mass. She had been east a number of times to visit relatives. Mrs. Cogan leaves two sons, William and John Cogan, and a daugh- ter, Sarah Cogan of oMntello. There Is also a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Lyman nf Boston Mrc 1fu% of the late Mrs. M. McQuirk and Philip H. Princely, both of whom re- sided in Norwich
 Mics Helen Marie MeNamara.
 Helen Marie, daughter of Elizabeth F., and the late John R. McNauara, died at her home, No. Is Slater av- enue, Sunday morning about six o'clock after an extended illness.
 Miss McNamara was boEA in Mo- lived here. She attended St. Patrick's church and school Besides her mother she leaves four brothers, John q. McNamara of New York city,, Arthur J., c. Paul and M. Philip Mo- Namara of this city.
 Mrs. John B. Monty,
 After an illness since New Years day with pneumonia, the death of Mrs. John B. Monty occurred at 6.23 o'clock on Sunday morning at the had been removed last Thursday in a critical condition from her home, No. 3S Sturtevant street, at Norwich Town. Her condition has been serious since then and she had a sudden turn for the worse Sunday morning about 2 o'clock, causing the members of the family to be summoned and two of her sons, Arthur w. and George H., with the wife of the former, were with her at the end.
 Adding to the poignancy of the grief that has come to the family is the fact that MT. Monty. critically ill with pneumonia also, was brought to the hospital early Sunday morning, seeing his wife for a few moments before he himself was taken to a ward where he is too i'll to be told that his wife has passed away.
 Mrs Monty. who was the daughter of the late Mir. and Mrs. John Comeau, was born in Hast Berkshire, Vt, on Aug. g, 1888. her maiden. name being ried at Richford, Vt. on Feb. 5, 1880. to John B. Monty of Sutton. Canada, where they lived until coming to Nor wsch in 1906 for two years. After re- noyal from here then, they returned
 Besides her husband she is survived by five sons, Eugene N. of Mansonville. Quebec. Louis J., Arthur w, John A. and George H., aH of Norwich. She also leaves two brothers and a sister, Lester J. Coneau of Eastman. Que bee, Isaac Comeau of South Stuizley, Quebec, and Mrs. Eliza Thomas of Manchester. N. H. Her son Eugene arrived here on Sunday afternoon.
 Gentle and affectionate in disposi- ton. she found her greatest pleasure and interest in her home and among those she loved. She was happy ir service for them and the home of which Hhe was the center and abiding influence for good will be the place where her loss will be most keenly felt. although she was esteemed as good neighbor and friend to many out side her homD.