Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-03
OBITUARY,
Sister Mary DnriIaa

OBITUARY. Sister Mary Dor;Iaa Sister Mary Dorilda. q former teach ar ill St. Mary's schoo. Greeneviiie, 1 died Tuesday at St. Josephs convent Hartford, from influenza. The funeral was held Friday. In the world Sister Dorilda. was Kiss Ioretta Keane, of a well known tTew Haven family. She had been a member of the Sisters of Mercy since 1908. and has two sisters in the same religious 2rder one at Hartford and one in Wallingford. She was q graduate of Mt. S,t Joseph's seminary. Hartford.
 Mrs. Elliott B. Barber. As noted in a brief telegram in Sat urday's Bulletin. stricken with apop- lexy during the missionary service. which she nad conductai at the Uni vcrsalist church in Danbury. Friday afternoon Mrs. Elliott 5 Barber wife l of the pastor of the church. failed rapidly. and her death followed within ! a few hours.
 1 Mrs. Barber was Minerva Ann 1 Hinckley, and was born at Marson's Mills. Barnstable, on Cape Cod On
 the death of her father. who was a l ship builder, she went to Boston to | reside. Her marriage with Rev MT. l Barber took place October 10. 1888, at 1 Bristol N. Y. where he WAS pastor of i the Gniversailst church. She had met | him while he WAS supplying the pulpit ] of the church in Nofth Orange, i Mass, her summer horna. lSesides her husband she is survived by a daugh- | ter by her first marriage, Miss i Blanche Burnlam. of BnsloE. She was
 widow for he second .irne when she
 married Mir Barber.
 | She was president of tho Woman's Missionary association. secretary of l the Ladies Aid society. a member of 1 the '. T. C. r. and Of Clara Barton 1 Red Cross n1xiliary O. the Danbury | church. She Was also a member Of l inc Students club and the Fortnigntly
 club, two literary orsan:zations of 1 Danbury.
 1 The funeral will be hald at the ] church this (Monday, afternoon i Tuesday morning the fody will be
 taken to North Orange. Mass,. for l burial
 i Rev Nr. Barber is the younger son Of Mrs. Elizabeth Barba~ arG brother of M. X. B1rber, of Laurel Hill av- rNue Norwich. The latter will be in
 NaDhury today (Mondayi to attend the funeral,
 Mrs. William H. Bush.
 The death of Mrs. Jane Crandan
 Hush, widow of Capt William Henry Bush. who was lost at sea many years ago, occurred suddenly at her resi- dCnce, 2 Prospect street, New Lon don, Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Bush seemed to be in her usual nealth Friday morning. but while On State Gt"cet became suddenly .ll She Was assisted into a drug store where 4tl triz- a; 3I J,+ automobile to her home by Ira M.
 COmstock. Her physician w5.s suRa moned at once, but her condition De- came rapidly worse and she died at 5.S0 o'clock.
 Mrs. Bush was born June fa, 1S36, and was the daughter oG the late ' Lewis and Charlotte CrandaIl- Mrs. Bush was q member of the l.ucretia Shaw chapter of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, the Connecticut Indian society and a com uonal church Of New London. She r leaves three brothers. Herbert L. Gran , dail vice president of the New London City National bank; Moves Billings
 Crandail and Fitch D. CrandaU; also one sister, Mrs. Edmund D. Barker
 of New London.
 Earl Colt EIdredae. 7 Earl Colt Elderdge, native of Can. teroury and an expert mechanic and f electrician in the design and construc- 9 measuring electric energy, die6 r Thursday at his home, II Chase av, } enue, Springfield, Mass.
 l Alr. Eldredge was born at Canter. f bury, Ct, May IT, 51 years ago, the f son Of John D. and Mary Colt Fl, , dredge, and got his education il . the schools of New Britain. He workee Q iigst in New f'r.i"in F. :t ,eEeler witl l William T. Burrtt; later in Hart ] ford with R. s, Eldredge and thel
 went to Springfield. He married Allie,
 Irene Roberts of Feeding Hills, ant
 she survives him with a son Webster Q With them he leaves a sister Mrs = Frank Judd of New Britain, and twt . cousins, Adelman Clark Of Walthan Q and Mrs. Charles Larkin of Ashaway r R. I.
 Anthony Miskiel. 2 Anthony Miskiel of 12O North Mai i street died on Friday, following an i'll = ness of two months with tuberculosis h He was 30 years of age and was borl t in Poland. He leaves his wife an '. other relatives in this city. Louise 5orsia Quinn.
 The death of Louise Borgia Quinr
 daughter of James A. and Annie Man
 ring Quinn. occurred at the home 0 l. her parents at , Washington street 0 e Saturday morning about 6 o'clock. Sh IT had been in poor health for some tim a owing to kidney trouble.
 $ Miss Quinn was born in New Lon l. don II years ago and came to Nor y Wich with her parents when a yea
 old. She has resided in this city eve d since, where she attended St. Pat e rick's school being a member of tn ,r graduating class in which she wa \. popular among her associates. Sh l. was a girl of pleasing manners and et great favorite with her classmates an Il teachers. The family has the sym il pathy of a large circle of friends
 their bereavement.
 She leaves her parents and or
 brother, James Alfred Quinn, Jr  ,- Fillmore Sage at Newport News.