Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-22

man and has been resilient Of this
city for many years. He raves sew
era1 children
The funeral was held on Friday aft
ernoon and o',-ial was in the Hebrew
cemetery at Prewster's. Ncr1. Church
and Allen had charge of The funer
al
William E. Camper.
Funeral services were held on Fri
day morning for William A. Canpion
from the home of his father. William
Campion at 81 Golden street and in
GUIDED in the large attendance were
relatives from Meriden. where the de-
| cased had made his home. New DO
cheile. N. Y. and other cities. There
were many beautiful floral forms. At
the services in st. Mary ! church Rev
| j. H. Fftzma/rice was ceIebrant of
a mass of requiem and Mrs. T. j.
Healey was at the organ. Edward j.
Connolly rendered Face to Face at the
close of the mass. The bearers were
| c. j. Downes. N. J. Cummings. John
Cunningham * Merider. NJ. Bernard
| Ring, John O'Brien and w. T. Ma
| honey. Burial was in st. .Mary,s
| cemetery where Rev. FIR. Fitzmaurice
| read short committae service. I'm
| dertakers Cummings and Ring were in
charge of the funeral arrangements.
James Dawiey, J~.
On Friday morning at nine o'clock
| the funeral Of James !. iJawley, Jr,
was held from the homo of his parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Dawley of SO
| Peck street followed by a requiem
mass at st. Patric's church, at which
Rev. Myles J.. Calvin was celebrant.
Prof. F. L. Farrell was in charge OF
the musical part of the mass. Mrs. F
L. Farrell rendered a solo 1T the close
Of the mass. The bearers were the
| following members of White Cross
Farrell, James c. Stanley. John B
Walsh, Richard F. Mccarthy, Johr
Mccarthy and John S. Maggie. There
were many beautiful floral offerings
Burial was IN the family plot in st
Mary'S cemetery. Shea and Burke
were in charge Of the arrangement:
Relatives and friends from Providence
and Bridgeport were in attendance.
Mrs. VIM. j. Honeyr,sn.
The funeral of Mrs. Edith Black
burn, wife of William J. Honeyman
took place from her late home at
: Stanton avenue with relatives and
: friends from Roselle Pack, n. J.
Hartford ami other places attending
: The services were conducted by Rev
: Charles Fl. Ricketts,, pastor of the
: Greenevi1le Congregational church
The bearers were G. Fred White
George F. Bennett, Archibald Mitchell
End. and Harry K. Blackburn. Their
= were many beautiful flora! tributes ar
ranged about the caskCt. Burial wa
in Poquetanucl1 cemetery where
committal service was read at tn
grave by Rev. Mr.. Ricketts, Under
4 takers Church and Allen had charg
, of the funeral arrangements.
e Mrs. James Patterson,
!. Wednesday morning the funeral c
= Mrs. James Patterson took place fror
the parlors of Church & Allen, man
d relatives and friends attending. At S
n Patrick's church Rev. Peter J. Gun
= sang the requiem high mass. Pro
s Farrell presided at the organ and q
n the close Of the mass two hymns wer
sung. Burial was in st. Joseph's CEN
s etery.
n Mrs. Patterson died Feb. II in he
: home at 20h Lafayette street after
It short illness with heart trouble. ST
It was born in Ireland 68 years ago, tt
e daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patric
: OKeefe. Her mother died when Mr.
Patterson was an infant. Most of h
g life was passed in Jewett City ar
= Norwich.
e She is survived by her husband WI
IL is employed by the Falls company,
: married daughter, Marguerite, wi
o lives in Hartford, and a son, Geors
lie Patterson, who was in the army.
% daughter, Mrs. Frank Nelson, aged 8
e died in Norwich Jan. 16 after an il
lie ness of a year.