Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-10
TUNE ERALS.
Mrs. Patrick Mccarthv-

Saturday morning, the funeral of Margaret McMullen. wife of Patrick home. No. 1O1 Summit street with many relatives and friends attend ing.
 4 mass was conducted in St. Pat riclCs church. Rev. Myles P. Calvin. officiating, and at the close of the hymns. The bearers were Michael Mccarthy. John W. Shea, Jr., Patrick Sullivan, Frank Buckley. Francis Lyons and Thomas Kelley
 Burial was in St. Joseph's ceme- tery.
 Mrs. D. Jewett Rathbone. The funeral of Alice Gray, wife of D. Jewett Rathbone was held on | Saturday afternoon at o'clock from | her late home, No. 21 Oak street There were many forms of flowers and the attendance was large. Rev. Central Baptist church officiated- The bearers were Edward Y- Messenger. Arthur P. Wyman. Herbert W. Gal | lup and Herbert R. Kind
 Burial was in the family lot at Maplewood cemetery. Rev. Dr. Slocum read committal service at the grave Undertaken c. A. Gager. Jr, had charge of the funeral arrangements Thomas Franklin Fish. | | Fish was held from Brewster's Neck chapel, Saturday afternoon at one | o'clock, with Rev. George H. Strouse, pastor of the First Baptist church of- iciating. In the attendance were many relatives and friends. George A. Turned sang Some Dad wen Un- derstand, and Abide With Me. Friends acted as bearers. The body was con- veyed by automobile to Noank for burial. Rev. MT. Strouse read a committal service at the grave. 1 UncertalSers Church and Allen had charge of the funeral arrangements. Il Victor LoPes.
 | With relatives and friends in at- tendance. the funeral of Victor Lopes took place from the undertaking par lors of NJ. Hourigan. No. 66 Main street, Saturday morning at s.30 o'clock. Four friends acted as bear CTS. Rev. Peter Cuny oficiated al services held in St. Patrick's church and at the close of the mass Mrs. F,
 Farrell presided at the organ Burial
 was in St. Mary's cemetery Capt. Henry p. Goddard.
 The funeral of Capt. Henry P. God
 dard took place at 10.30 o'clock Friday
 morning from Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal church. Baltimore. where
 Captain Goddard has attended ever
 
 services were conducted by Rev. Dr Hugh Birckhead, rector of the church
 Burial was in Arlington National cem- , etery, and at the grave there were
 military services, conducted by Rev
 pr. Romilly r. Humphreys of Grace
 and St. Peters Protestant Episcopal | church, who was close friend oi Captain Goddard.
 The pallbearers were Admiral Yates
 Stirling, Major Eric Bergiand, Major
 Randolph Barton, John s. Papscott, T . J. Pulling and E. s. Alvord, Jr. Concerning the death of Captain
 Goddard the Baltimore American said; , Henry Perkins Goddard, 73 years
 old, Civil war veteran, writer and ar
 authority on Shakespeare. at one tim' republican candidate for the state
 legislature, died Wednesday at tn, , waIbert apartments. He had been fl |, i'll health for about 10 months, su1er'
 ing from complication of diseases.
 Born in Salem. Ct, in 1S43, Captain Goddard received his education at thu Norwich Free Academy He was l! . years of age when the opening of hos
 tilities between the north and tn,
 south prompted him to enlist in thu
 Harris Light Infantry of New York al
 a sergeant major. He remained witt transferred to the Fourteenth Connec
 ticut Infantry, with the commission O - second lieutenant. He held the dis tinction of being one of the younges n commissioned officers in the uniol
 army.
 close of 1884, when he was mustere | out because of illness. He tough r through many of the hottest engage , ments of the war and was twic wounded-once at Fredericksburg, ,whe IA out of the IS officers in his com