Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-28
FUNERALS.
Harry O,Donovs1 /

 New London was. held on Saturday morning from the home of his mother in-laW, Mrs. John Harrigan, at 14S Cliff, street, followed by a requiem mass in St. PatricK's church at which Rev. J. H.. Broderfck officiated. There were many in attendance, including relatives from other places There were many beautiful floral forms. The wearers were John J. Kelly of New London, John r. Bowen, Thomas Eng fish, Jr., and James Keafns of the Railway Mail Clerks assnciation and John $ J. Corkery and William Well don Of St. Joseph's Sodality, Burial was in. St. Mary's cemetery.
 -Undertakers Cummings & Ring had charge of the funeral arrangements. Mrs. Louis Bern:er.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Bernier, wife of Louis Bernier, died early Friday ,1ornfng at her home in Waterbury after an .ill- ness of 12 days with pnean!onia. The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon at 12.30 o'clock from her residence to St. Anne's church where services were held at 1 o'clock. The huridl was in the family plot in the new St. Joseph $ cemetery.
 Mrs. Bernier had been resident of Waterbury for long period and was well known among the Fre5ich speak ing people of the city. She leaves het husband, three sons, Albert Alphonse and Joseph, of Waterbury. and six ] daughters, Mrs. Henry Eeausolfel ot ! Norwich, Mrs. Fred Augers of Black 1 Lake, Can,,. Mrs Silyio Deschene, Afr: Arthur Demers,. Mrs. .Jose~h Monne- ] rat and Miss Alice Bernier, Gll of Wa | terbury.
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 l Mrs. Orrin F. Harris.
 The funeral of Mrs. Dulcie Harris f wife of, Orrin F. Harris, took place from the home of her mother, Mrs John Brown of Poquetanuck, Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. E. R Graham conducted the Services. There were many beautiful flowers and j good attendance. Friends acted as bearers. Burial was. in P6qustan1cl cemetery Church X Allen having charge of the funeral arrangements. Mrs. Clinton E. Bromley.
 Funeral services of Mrs. Bromley ! the much lamented wife of Rev. Gin. ton E. Bromley, were held in Atktn- son, Me, at her late residence, Tues day. Oct. 2. at p. m Tie hymns Abide With Me. My Jesus As Thol Witt and I'm Going Home, were suns b. a quartette.
 Four clergymen were present ant participated in the service, viz: Rev 1 <. F. Luce, superintendent Westeri I District. Rev. J, II, Gray, superintend 1 ent Eastern District, Rev, c. J. Brown superintendent of Methodist Sunday schools for the, state of Maine, snt Rev. 4. W. Frye, pastor Of the Msth
 odist church at Dover, Me. A. F Luce read the scriptures; C. J. Browi offered prayer. Addresses were mad, hy A. W, Frye. J, H. Gray and c. J Brown, 4. E. Luce offered the clos E!ng prayer and pronounced the bene diction .-.:.
 The. body was brought to. Packer
 vile, Conn., and second funeral ser
 vice was. held in the church there .ci
 Thursday morning, Oct. 24. Irt thl absence of Rev. R.. W Brown of Eas l detained by sickness, the service wa i in charge of the Rev. J. w. Higgins
 rastor of the Baptist church, Pack
 erville, assisted by the Rev. C.. [
 Bromley. pastor of the NJ, E. churcl [ It Wtndsoryil1e, Conn. Mrs. Ina [
 Johnson of Providence sang the hymn Abide With Me. Ny Jesus as Tho Wifi, and Face to Face. The floral Of
 ferihgs were beautiful and include the following: A cross from the La
 dies Aid Societies, AtlihSon; lou quet from the Ministers. Circle of Do Ter, F'oxcr0ft, Maine; wreath from tn farhily; bouquet from Atkinso Corner friends. wreath from Mapls dis trict AtkinSot1; and a bouduet fror
 relatives in Vernon and Winds orvi11t
 Conn. There was a good gathering q relatives of the Berea1fd husband a
 the services in PaekervilIe.. Mi. trom ley after spending. the night in Prov idence with relatives, retqrfied to Iii 1 home in Maine on Friday.