Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-04
OBITUARY,
Mrs. Albert B. Sisson.

The death Of Mrs. Albert B. Sisson
 (Romelia Ddnbar), occurred at the home of her son. George R. Sisson. in Waterford Monday evening at 7.30 o. clock.
 She is survived by five children, Mrs. Charles A. Perkins of Lebanon, Mrs. Herbert GetchelI of New London, Henry Sisson of New London, George Sisson of Waterford and Herbert Sis son of Scotland Besides these she leaves five grandsons and one grand daughter Miss Fannie C. Perkins of Lebanon and one great grandson, Ray mond Perkins of Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Lizzie II. Fellows. . Many friends were surprised and saddened Wednesday afternoon by the announcement of the death Of Miss Lizzie H. Fellows, at her home, No. 343 Franklin street. Miss Fellows had been in her customary good health and was busy about her household duties Wednesday morning when sud- denly stricken with a shock. She be- came unconscious and died during the afternoon.
 She was a daughter of the late father during his lifetime having been prominent mason and builder, liv- ing at Sunnyside. The family was of Colonial stock, active in town and county affairs.
 For a number of years Miss Eel lows was stenosrapher in the office of the United States Finishing com pany, where her accurate. careful, de- penda'ble work was greatly appre- ciated.
 She was a member of Trinity Meth odist church and Sunday school, help fuJ in the church organizations for charity and benevolence.
 She is survived by sister, (Annie sea. Mass, a brother. Street Commis- stoner George E. Fellows of Nor wich, and two nieees. Miss Edith E.. and Miss l.. Louise Fellows and a CT in the Thames National Bank, Nor wich.
 Robert Maheney.
 The death of Robert. Mahoney oc- cured at the home of his sister. Mrs. | AE. H. O'Neil of II High street about 1 ewing ar illness of three weeks.
 MT. Mehoney >as born in Ireland 4s !! years ago, the son of the late James | and Sarah Mamoney. When a. young earned the trade of moulder and for | | number of years was employed at i he Richmond Radiator plant.
 The deceased was devoted mem | per of St. Patrick's church and the | Holy Name society of that parish. i Second Division, A. O. H.. Court City l ,t Norwich. F. of. A., Elks and the i Ca gles. He was also a member of the | nternationf Moulders' union
 MT. Mahoney Is survived .bv two | brothers, James O., and George w Ma loney, and one sister. Mrs. Sarah | )Neil, all of this city. Mir. Mahoney vas loving son and brother. He was f a kindly disposition and made a arge number of friends who will be ,rieved to hear of his death.
 charies v. HIIdsbrAnd.
 Following an illness of only a weeks Iuration, Charles F. Hildebrand died m Monday. MT. Hildebrand had un- Iergone an opera ton for internal trou- 'les. but he failed to recover.
 He was born in Preston in 1851. .>the on of the late Oscar E. and Barbara 'elcer Hildebrand. MT. Hildebrand l vas Q cabinet maker by trade and had een employed by N. S. Gilbert & ;ons. For a time he had been em- loved in the plant of the Hopkins c | .llen Arms company, but when taken | Il he was at work in Fitchville. He ad lived for long time on Laurel Hill avenue. He belonged to Shetucket odge, I. O. O. F. and Palmyra en- 1 ampment.
 In this city on Aug 2s, 1873, the eceased was married to Minnie Bier 1ann by Rev. Alvan Bond. She died | n Dec. 19, 1910, aged 5s years. There re surviving two sons in California, William and Walter Htudebrand, . son, Scar Hildebrand, in this city, and , aere are three daughters, Misses