Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-21
OBITUARY.
Avery B, Corey.

The death of Avery B. Corey oc- cured on Sunday at his home in Wa terbury following an illness Of only short time as the result of infiuen- ga which developed into pneumonia. Mir. Corey was born in Glendale, R. I, l5 years ago on Dec. 14. 19"3, the son of Ella F. and the late Emanuel R. Co., rey of this city. For many years he resided in Norwich where he has large circle of friends but for the past few years he has made his horae in Waterbury. He is married and his wife survives him. with his mother three sisters. Mrs. Albert Iilliaridee of Norwich, Mrs. Floyd Weed of To1 rington, Mrs Chester A. Chapman of Norwich, and one brother, Privaet Everett Corey now in France. Mrs. Wesley J. Cakino, dr. l The young and noble life of Mary Catherine Woods, wife of Wesley l. | t'alkins, Jr., of 2S9 Broad street came to a peaceful close at 10.30 o'clock on Saturday morning. following 5 week $ l illness with Spanish influenza
 She was born in Quebec. Canada, PC years ago. the only daughter Of Mr.
 and Mrs. James Woods, and until a
 year ago had always made her home l in that city. where she had wide l 1 to learn of her death
 On Aug. 16. 1916, she was married l to Wesley J. CallIins. Jr.. of this city in St Patrick's church, Queebec, Fla i ther Mclaughlin officiating.
 Besides her husband, she ie survived by a , months old son, Wesley James her parents and three brothers Frank 1 of thi city and William and Charles c1 Quebec.
 Mrs. Calldns was ever dutifuI daughter, a faithful and loving wifi; and mother. She made a host ot friends during her short stay here 1T l Norwich who will learn of her deatf with sincere regret and will sympa- thize deeply with the members Of hel
 family.
 Mrs. Leo T. Rogers.
 Mrs. Leo T. Rogers, A, of New Yorl city died at the New York City hos pitaI Sunday at 4 D. m. of pneumonia
 Mrs. Rogers was formerly Miss Eliza
 beth Duffy of Lebanon. On April Is
 1918, she was united in marriage witt
 Leo T. Rogers of New York. Mrs
 Rogers was a graduate of the Wind ham High school and also of the Ney
 York Polyelinic hospital.
 Besides her husband, she is survive : by har mother, Mrs Elizabeth Duff! : of Lebanon, and two brothers, Fran , J. Duffy of Yonllers. N. Y. and lame : P. Duffy of Lebanon.
 ? Mrs. Rogers had a large circle (
 friends who will be grieved to hea
 of her sudden death
 , Her husband is now a sergeant a ! ! Camp Hancock, Ga.
 GrswoId Wheeler. | G1tswold Wheeler died at his resi-
 dence' in Waterford Thursday morn ) ing at 6 o'clock, following a short i'll ness due to recent attack Of infiuen za which developed into pneumoni; } Mir Wheeler was a well-known write of short stories. Several years az , MT Wheeler purchased the Leonar
 Williams place at Great Neck and ha . resided there with his mother for th |. past three years.
 |, Harold F. Mitchell.
 Harold r. Mitchell died at the h9m ' of his sister, Mrs William Hoxsle i
 New London. Thursday night, after
 brief illness from Spanish intiuen7 , which developed into pneumonia. M Q | Mitchell was the son of the late tame , W. and Carolina Mitchell. He is survived by six sisters an three brothers: Mrs. John Bee7e (
 Worcester, Mrs. Philo Dutton of Cieve land, Mrs Owen Shelley, Miss Len | Mitchell, sMrs. Earl Parteio. Mrs. Wi . liam Hoxsie of New London, ClarenC | Mitchell of Brooklyn. N. Y. HArbel t of Norwich. Elisha of New London.