Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-05-25
OBITUARIES
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Yvoune lsjeunesse

Yvoune Lsieunesse
Ivonne Laieunesse, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Lajeunesse, died early
Sunday morning after an Illness of
seversl weeks. She was is years old
and had been employed In the spooling
! room OF the Hammond. Knowlton mill.
The funeral service was at ST.
Mary's church at 9 o'clock Tuesday
morning. Rev. c. +. Bedard celebrst-
ed the high mass of requiem. The
bearers were Antonio Bonneville,
Adrisu Lucier, Romeo Brodeur and
William Montigne. Burial was in ST.
Mary's cemetery.
Among .the many beautiful floral
tokens were a set piece from the spool
ing room of the mill and one from six
friends in the section of the room
where Miss Lajeunesse worked and
cssket piece from A. Bellows.
Clarence X. Perry
Clarence X. Perry, ,son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis A. Perry, School street,
died at his parents home at an early
hour Sunday morning. He would
have been Is years old the Goth OF next
July. Death was caused by an attack
Of mumps followed by brain fever and
other complications.
Clarence was born In Palmer, Mass,
His parents removed TO Putnam when
he was . baby. He attended the
schools In Putnam Heights, West
Thompson and Putnam. He entered
the high school but was obliged to
leave within Q year on account Of III
health.
Since he left school he had been en-
ployed in Putnam wooden mills and at
the Dean pin factory where he was
working when taken Ill.
Clarence was lover Of outdoor life.
He enjoyed hunting and fishing and
was an active member OF the boy
scouts. He WAS likeable young man
and made many friends.
The funeral service was from the
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock, Rev. George ID. STAN
ley officiating. Burial was In the
Grove street cemetery.
Card Of Thanks
The undersigned wish to express
their heartfelt thanks to the many
kind neighbors and friends who so
greatly assisted them during their re-
cent trisl. And 70 those who sent
beautiful flowers while Clarence was
Ill. He enjoyed them greatly and the
kindnesses thus shown will always be
remembered BY us who mourn him.
adv Louis A. Perry and Family.
Adelard Densis
| Adelsrd Dopais, q, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Donais, Church street,
died In Worcester Sunday morning
after 4 week Illness. He was quaran.
tined with nine other men suffering
from a disease that has threatened an
epidemic In Worcester. he was buried
In Worcester.
Mr.. Donais was born In ST. Annie
Canada, but came to Putnam with hi
parents when a child. He had LIVED
in this city for twenty-one years. Hs
, went to Worcester to work in foun
dry and it is thought he contracted the
disease that caused his death while nj
a meeting of a union to which he be
longed.
Besides his parents he leaves foul
sisters and brother.
A high mass of requiem was cele'
brated in St. Mary's church, Putnam
Thursday morning for Mr. Donais.
Emory A. Barrett
Emory'A. Barrett, S3, of Wharton
N. j., died at Zephyrhills, Florida, or
Saturday. The body was brought u
Providence Wednesday and the funer
al held from the home Of his son, Johr
IL. Barrett, 1871 Grand avenue, Edge
wood, in that city. Mr.. Barrett wa
born In Woodstock. He had been IL
J for many months, and went to Florid'
last winter for his health.
Mr.. Barrett was veteran Of the Civ
II War, serving in Company X, Sew
enth Volunteer Connecticut Regiment
He served three years, was,taken pris