Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-07
OBITUARY.
Mics Catherine Bowler.

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 OBITUARY.
 Miss Catherine Bowler. The death of Miss Catherine Bowler sef II Erecls street occurred on Sun day r.ornlng at her home after a [ short illness With heart trouble. She was tF1e Gapghfe1 of the late Patrick | Bowler and Mary Denohue and is sur viVed Cnly hy ;t brother, William, of | this city.
 Miss Doris Authier. Miss Doris AutiIier of Fitchvi1Ie, the | daughter of Julia Brand and the late Albert Authier died early Sunday ! morning at her. home after short ifl l ness with inhuenza and pneumonia. She had been a resident of Fftchville for EaSRy years, but vas born in Bal tic, 22' years ago. As soleist at St. JoFns church in F'itchville, she was well known. in that village and had a bost of friends there and in this city. ! ] She is survived by her mother and by ] three sisters, Mrs. Prank A. Sisk ot | Norwich, Miss Gertrude Authier and [ Miss Henrietta Authier of Fitehville | Jehn McGuire
 After a brief iTlness with pneumonia ! the death of Jehn Mcclure 75 occur 1 red on Saturday ini the New Haven hospital He formerly resided in this EGity and was employed as nnoEder in'! New Haven, He was native of I Scotland Mfr MeGuire is survived by his daughter. Mrs. Edward S1attery of this Ecity, and also leave sister, Miss Mary McGuire> of Valleys Falls, R. I. Mrs. John Leighton. ] After a lingering illness Mrs. Mary IF. (Wood) LeiGf1ton, widow of John i Leishtcn, passed away in Preston Sat urdav, October 5th.
 | She was a faithful member of the 1 Broadway CorgFegat church For a number of years she was associated
 with the late William Leighton in his i photograph studio She leaves 8 sis ter law, Mrs V iIliam Leighton, of | this city nd a grand niece. Mrs. L.. 1 Lawrence Ryder of West Haven.
 Frank Ernest sterry.
 The death of Frank Ernest Sterry of t19 Thames terrace occurred on Sat
 urday in this city. Mir. Sterry died fol- flowing brief illness of pneumonia. | He was born in. Vermont and later moved to Norwich with his parents. He had been employed as a civil en- gireer by tie New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford Railroad company for about year and a half prior to his illness. He was a graduate of Mt. Pleasant Street school with the class of 1913 and was graduated from the New London Vocational school in
 1S17 He was the only son of Frank EC. and Irene B. Sterry. Besides his Eparents he leaves one sister, Mrs. Les
 lie George Of this city.
 f Miss Ada Stokes.
 The death Of Miss Ada Stokes oc-
 cured about noon on Sunday at the
 William W. Baekus hospital in Nor
 monia following an attack of influenza of two weeks duration. The deceased , was born in Manchester, England. and had no relatives living in the United States. She came to this country in
 May, 1914, three months before the
 breaking out of the war with Ger
 many. For some time past she made
 her home in the family of George
 Grinshaw at Taftvi1le, where she was employed in the cotton mills of the 7 Ponemah company. Miss Stokes was brought up in the Episcopal church
 of England and was an attendant at
 religious services in Christ church in Norwich. The deceased was of an
 obliging and social disposition and had , a wide acquaintance with people of Norwich, by whom she was much re-
 spected for her goodness of heart and : excellent character.
 Miss Stokes mother died in England
 some years ago. Her father, Arthur Stokes, and a brother, Arthur Stokes, Jr., both of whom live in Manchester, 1, England, are her surviving relatives : Ii. Raymond Bailey.
 9 After a short illness with pneumonia I the death of H. Raymond Bailey, S.
 occurred in Preston on Saturday. He
 was the son of Edward M. and Louise : Hagan Bailey. He was unmarried and :. is survived by a brother E. M. Bailey [ of New Haven. The body will be sent ], to Middletown for burial.
 B Martin Meyers.
 |. The body of Martin Meyers, U. s L N R. F., who died at Newport, R. T. f was taken to Westbrook Saturday foi n burial Sunday from the home of his e sister, Mrs. Frank Staetile He leaves n besides his sister, his parents, MT. anG d Mrs. Henry Meyers, and another sister f Mrs John Gurley, of Norwich He wal 2 born in New York q years ago. h Mrs. Howard E. Rogers.
 After but a short illness with in
 fiuenza and pneumonia, the death O
 Ruby May Weeks. wife of Howard E q Rogers of Palmertown, Montville, oc. y cured at her home on Sunday even = ing about g o'clock. She was thu d daughter of Curtis T. Weeks and wa. = born in Laconia, N. H., twenty thre, e years ago on March S. Burial is tt e, be at Everett, Mass.
 | Morris X. Smith.
 2, Sick for only A hours with inf1u U enaz and pneumonia, Morris K. Smith
 23, of Montville, died in this city ol
 Sunday. He was tf4e son of Jenni
 Guile and the late Dr. Newton P 0 Smith. His father died last Thursday e The young man was unmarried ant l.. was in the employ of the New York $ New Haven and Hartford Railroat l. company at Midway. He is survived y by his mother and brother, Newtol l. Burleigi1 Smith, of Montviile.
 $ William Arthur Tturston. !. The death of William Arthu t. Thrston occurred Sunday morning l. about o'clock at his home Wes
 Broad street, Westerly, R. l., after
 brief illness with pneumonia whicl
 followed Spanish influenza.
 n Mir Thurston was born July f8, tSsf d the son of MT and Mrs. James F BpI ThrEstaA- ef Te@n street In fsis ciE, rtt toetsS11 Esal he swas.. uuited ein mar ~SA<- x--1-z -1-AS ,3'aE- = aes n