Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-03
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Louis Mahrev.

After an illness of about sixteen months duration, the death of Eliza beth Dill wife of Louis Mabrey of this city, occurred at 325 o'clock on Monday morning at her summer resi- dence at Ocean beach, New London. Mrs. Mabrey was born in this city. the daughter of Lemuel and Sarah Dill and had lived here all her life Thir- ty-nine years ago she was married to Louis Mabrey. who survices her She also leaves three children, Professor Frederick D. Mabrey of Bennington, Vt, Mrs. Ernest G. Champlin of Shar- on, Pa and Nelson Lee Mabrey al so Of Sharon.
 Mrs. Mabrey was a woman Of kind heart and generous impulses, who re- ceived the most loyal service from those in her employ, who had many proofs Of her interest in their vel fare. During the past five weeks, al- though because of her critical illness she required the care of a day and night nurse, she retained the keenest interest in the affairs of her home, manifesting to the last her extraor- dinary executive ability. To those personal friends who were privileged to visit her she spoke cheerfully sT1d with no reference to illness or suffer ing, and she reioiced in the home coming of her children, whose visits had been frequent since her condition had become serious.
 Many wilt have reason to remember 1 her charitable deeds, and, learning of | her death. will mourn a sincere friend.
 Mrs. Caroline A. Mowry. i The many friends oe Mrs Caroline 1 A. Mowry were grieved to learn of her death which occurred soon after mid night September End. Mrs. Mowry was born in South Natick. Mass, June l 18th, 1887 her parents being George and Abigail Draper.
 ] In early life with her parents she removed to Norwich and ever since has been a resident of this city. Sep teTnber II. 1860, she was united in marriage by Rev. MT. Parsons of the Central Methodist church. with Ezra w. Mowry, who died in 1894. In early
 life Mrs. Mowry united with the Me thodist Episcopal church and has been a loved and devoted member of the same for nearly seventy years. At the time of her death she was a member of Trinity Methodist church and has always been active in church work. For a number of years she was
 a member of the church choir, being possessed of a sweet contralto voice
 She was always interested in the work of the Foreign and Home Missionary
 Societies and for a number of years
 was one of the managers of the Home Society. At one time she was Vice
 President of the Ladies' Aid Society
 of Trinity church. Mrs. MowTy is sur
 vived by one daughter, Mrs. T. Holl-
 ingshead of Hartford. One other daughter Mrs. Youngs A. Bailey died
 three years ago.
 She will be greatly missed by large
 circle of friends in the church and out Her whole life was marked by a gentle
 simplicity of character that made her
 loved by all.
 i Mrs. Rowena Morgan. Mrs Rowena Morgan, widow of the
 late Martin Caldwell and mother o1
 Mrs. Morton F. Plant. died at the
 Branford house, Eastern Point. Gro
 ton, Tuesday morning. She had beer i'll for some time. Mrs. Morgan was
 daughter of Captain Edward Morgan
 late of Hartford. Besides her daGgh-
 ter, Mrs. Plant, who is the wife ot the we'll known fnancier, she leaves
 another daughter, Miss Florence Cad
 well of Hartford.