Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-06
FUNERALS.
Anthony Miskiei.

The funeral Of Anthony Miskiel was
held from his late home on Tuesday
morning with large attendance of
relatives and friends. Prayers at the
house was followed by services at ST.
JoseRh's church at which Rev. I. V.
Maciejewski ofciated at the mass of
requiem. There were many beauti-
full floral forms. Friends acted as
bearers and burial was in st. Joseph S
cemetery where Rev. FIR. Maciejewski
read a cenlmittal service at the grave.
Undertakers Shea & Burke were in
charge of the funeral arrangements.
William P. EnsIing.
On Wednesday morning the funeral
of William P. Ensling was held from
the mortuary parlors of Hourigan
Bros. with a large attendance inelud-
ing relatives from Hartford, New Ha-
ven and Holyoke. There were many
floral forms At the services in st.
Patrieks church Rev. J. H. Broder-
| lex conducted the mass of requiem.
The banner of the Holy Name socie-
ty. draped in mourning, was placed
at the gospel side within the sane
tuary during the mass and the So
ciety of WHICH Mr. Ensling had long
| the services. Prof. Farrell conducted
the musical part of the mass. The
bearers were six brothers of the de-
| ceased, Adam, Louis, Carl, Philip,
Henry and Frederick. Burial was in
! St Joseph's cemetery.
John Lewis Anton.
| was held on Wednesday morning
| from the home of his, parents at As
| Grove street with relatives and
friends attending. There were ser
vices in st. Josephs church at o.
clock, Burial took place in st. Mary s
| cemetery. There We're many floral
forms. Undertaken Hourigan was in
charge of the funeral arrangements
! The child was only one month old
and died on Tuesday from broncho-
! pneumonia. He was the son of John
and Mary Minske Anton.
| Mrs. Stephen Grams,
| On Wednesday afternoon the funera'
of Mrs. Stephen Crane tcoll place
| from her late home az 1b6 Williams
| street with a large attendance which
! included relatives from! other cities
! About the cdsket were many beautiful
| floral tributes. The fInera! services
| were conducted by Rev. Arthur i
| Purkiss, pastor of the Central Baptis
| church, of which the deceased haC
| been a member for the past IS Years
| Tho bearers were Franz Fitch. ]. p
Holloway, G. Edward S,7ith, Frank l.
Arnold and George W Hamilton
Burial was in the fami!' Let in Yam
tic cemetery where Rev Mr.. PurkisI
| read committal service IniertaIler
Church and allen had charge of thu
funeral
| Mrs. Elliott 3. Barber
The funeral of Mrs. E. +. Barbe
was held at the Universalist churCl
in Danbury Monday afternoon ant
was attended by a large gathering 0
friends, representing the several 50
cieties of the church and Sunda.
school and the Students and Fort
nightly clubs, of which Mrs. Barrie
was a member. The service was con
Quoted by Rev. I. A. Fischer, 0
New Haven. who also offered pray
er at the home, % Padanaram ave
nue., and conducted a cemmittal ser
vice at the receiving vault in WoOs
ter cemetery. There were beautiful
floral tributes.
The bearers were E. A. Stuckey
, R. F. Foster. John H. Starr am
; F. P. Rollins, representing tn
church; John c. Doran and A. [
: Davis representing the ne+shborhoot
The body was placed in the receiv
ing vault and later it will be take
! to North Orange, Mass, the forme
! home of Mrs. Barber for burial.
! NJ. Angelo Barber, of Norwich
5 brother of Rev Mr.. Barber, attende
= the funeral.