Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-10
FUNERALS
Bartholomew O'Connor.

The funeral of Bartholomew O'Con-
nor was held on Saturday morning
from the home of his brother. John
G'Connor at ia High street, followed
by a requiem high mass in St Pat
rick's church. There was a large at
ttndance Of relatives and friends and
many beautiful flowers At the mass
in St Patricks church Rev. J. II.
Frederick was celebrant, Rev. Myles
P Calvin deacon and rev. Peter J
Cuny sub deacon. Prof. t. L. Farrell
vas at the organ. The bearers were
James Shea, NJ Walsh. p. Curran.
Timothy O'Connor. Daniel Pickett ard
NJ. Shugrue. Burial took place in St,
Mary's cemetery. Undertakers Cum
nlings & Ring had charge of the fu-
neral arrangements
William A. Baker.
Funeral services for William A. Ba-
ker were held at O'Clock Saturday
afternoon from his late homo at 81
Twelfth street. with many attending
the services. Including some from out
| of town. and delegations from tie odd
| Fellows and the G. A. r. TIE services
/ Rhode Island an old friend of Mr..
| Bakers. Two hymns. Abide With Me
and The Christians Good Night, were
| rendered by Arthur r. Blacilledge dur
| ing the services. The bearers were
William A. Lund. Walter ". Lund.
William Austin Thomas Starllie and
! T. NJ. Green and ]. ". Spiccr, repre-
senting the Odd Fellows. Burial was
| il. the family lot in Gantic cemetery,
where conmittal service WIS con-
! Quoted by the odd Fellows with .. L.
! Allen as noble grand and f. NJ. Miner
as chaplain. Undertakers Church and
i Jo,1 nh nf 10 FINN -
rangements.
Nicoetta Perrone.
The funeral of Nicoletta Perrona,
ire two years old daughter o. Rozario
and Maria Perrone of a Lake street,
was held SATURDAY. afternoon. Friends
and relatives attended and acted as
bearers. There were many beautiful
floral pieces. The burial took place
il st. Mary's cemetery. Underwriters
Cummings and Ring had charge of the
funeral arrangements.
Miss Julia 4. Kingberqer.
The funeral of Miss Julia A King
berger. beloved sister of Miss Jose
phine Kingberger, was held Saturday
morning from St Johns church, Fitch
Vile. at 10 o'clock The church did
not afford seating room for the large
number of relatives and friends WHO
assembled for the services. The sol
emn high mass of requiem was cele-
brated by the pastor, Rev. Joseph T
Ford, assisted by Rev. David r. O'Don-
nell of Waterville, deacon, Rev. Johr
Sullivan of Willinlantic, sub deacon
and Rev NJ. H. May of Rockville mas
ter of ceremonies. Rev. Dominic Brown
of New London was seated in the
sanctuary. Miss Henrietta Author
presided at the organ and the regular
choir of St Johns church was assisted
: | by Henry Fontaine and Roderick i
Sullivan of Norwich. Mr.. Fontaint
sang Pie Jesu at the offertory and Mr.
Sullivan rendered Lead, Kindly Light
and Jesus. Lover of My Soul as clos
. ing HYMNS Rev. NJ. H. May, fOrmerl!
pastor of the parish, spoke with deel
feeling of the loss sustained through
the death of Miss Kingbefger. who's
life was a continuous succession 0
generous and noble deeds of CHART.
and helpfulness. He referred to tn
Kingbefger home. first under Mrs. Am
kingherger's charge, later through he
4 daughters, Julia and Josephine, as tn
dispenser of hospitality and aid 70
over fifty years TO the priests of til
Catholic church who have labored il
: Fitchyille and vicinity. The mourner
l went by automobile cortege to 81
= Mary's cemetery, where a committa
, service was read by Rev. Joseph Ford
f The bearers We're John Fields, hi
t chael Sweeney, William Brady, Herr
:. Popham, Thomas Lynch and Thoma
r Sullivan.
I Hourigan Brothers had charge OF tn
| funeral arrangements.
: In the death of Miss KingDer6eI IA