Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-27
OBITUARY
Elisha Pottcr.

Elisha Potter died Wednesday morning at luis home, Spithead, Wa terford, after a long illness. The cause of death was Brights disease. Mr. Potter was born in Ricnield, Me, bur resided in New London and Wa terford for about 50 years. For many years he was foreman in charge of the farm of the late c. G. Hammond at Great Neck ard he was also for several years superintendent Of the New London almsi2Uuse. He is survived by lis second wife. a son, Charles Potter and a daugh- l te" Mrs. Clark E. Smith. both of New 1 London. Mi. Potter was past Srand of Pequot lodge. No. s, I. o. o. F.. and was a member of the Baptist l church in Jordan.
 Mrs. s. E. Carr. Mrs. Della MacAuley Carr, wife of Rev. $. F. Carr died suddenly at her home in Walton, N. Y, Monday. She was born in Waterford. At the time of her marriage Rev. MT Carr was the pastor of the Baptist church. About F years ago they moved to Walton, N.
 Y, which has since been their home.
 Besides her husband she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Albert Adams, and two grandchildren, also of Walton. Mrs Carr leaves 2. sister, Mrs. R. ". Chap
 man of New London.
 Mrs. Stephen A. Clark.
 Mrs. Hannah A. Clark, S3, of Led yard, died at her home there Monday
 She was the widow of Stephen A Clark.
 She was born in Hopkinton, R. I.
 Dec. 25. 1885, the daughter of Samue , Wright and Sarah Popple. Her bus sband was killed in the Civil war. Sht
 is survived by three sons, Stephen A. , Henry E. and Charles H. Clark, all O ; Ledyard.
 The funeral services will be con ducted at the Wood River. R. l., meet !, ing house today (Thursday) and buria will be in Wood River cemetery. John Richard Davis. John Richard Davis. son of Richar' and Freelove Kinney Davis, passe, away at his home in Plainfield Satur !. day morning, March P, of heart fail l ure.
 He was born in Preston, Conn l Dec. 29. 184o. He had lived at his lat 7 home since 1872 where he was en gagged in farming and in his earlie 7 years dealt quite extensively in cattle 9 On July 3, 1871, he was married
 Ellavern Bailey and is survived b
 four children, William J., Walter K
 Philena F. and Emory R. Davis. an F grandchildren. He leaves also tw T brothers, Albert E. and Judson Davi n and a sister Mrs. Mary F. Jones. The funeral was held Tuesday morn ing, March 9. with prayer at th . house at II o'clock and services at tt ' Packerville Baptist church. Buri; l. was in the Packeryille cemetery. Q Mrs. Patrick J. Fitzgerald. k Early Wednesday afternoon the deat l. of Elizabeth O'Sullivan, wife of Pal a rick J. Fitzgerald, occurred at her hou
 at 36 Mechanic street, following an il
 ness Of two weeks
 The | ceased was born in Vaienci s- Ireland about 60 years ago, the daugf L. ter of MT. and Mrs. Patrick O'Suliiya j. When youn~ woman she came to tn country and ed in Boston. In IS; III she was united in marriage in Bostc le with Patrick J. Fitzgerald by Re st James J. O'Brien, pastor of St. Jame S. church. In 1893 MT. and Mrs. Fitzge Tn aid came to this city where they ha' at since made their home.
 al Mrs. Fitzgerald was devoted men
 Der of St Patlick's church. She VT
 woman of high ideals and attracti
 nersnrality, making q large number of friends who are saddened by the ne, CT O. her death.
 Besides her husband she leaves fo
 daughters and two sons, Mrs. J. M - ton Grant of this city, Mrs. James N IS Mahon Of Hartford, Mrs. George Nag S aSs of Hartford and Mrs. Fred Drew sS this city and John F. Fitzgerald
 Norwich and Sergt. William H. Fit - gerald, who recently returned fre
 overseas and Is now at Camp Msrri
 x. J. There are three sisters, Cathe
 inc, Julia and Anna O'Sullivan of V
 lencia, Ireland. and one brother, 10
 O'Sullivan, also of Valencia.