Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-30
FUNERALS,
Frank A. Wilson.

The funeral of Frank A. Wilson, who died in New York on Sunday, was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Daniel F. McNeil, "A Lincoln avenue Included in the large attendance were relatives and friends from other cities and a dele gation from Norwich Typographical un- ion, No. 100, of which the deceased was member. There were many handsome floral tributes. The services were con- ducted by Rev. Richard R. Graham, rec tor of Christ Episcopal church. During the services Mrs. Helena NJ T. Church sang Some Day We'll Understand and Saved by Grace. The following mem bers of the Typographical union were the bearers: George A. Risley, George B. Neibert, James Burdick of South Man chester and Tracy Burdick Burial took place in Maplewood cemetery, where Rev. Mir. Graham read a committal service The Henry Allen & Son company had charge of the funeral arrangements. Charles J. Carew.
 With many relatives and friends at- tending from out of town, a burial ser vice for Charles J. carew was conducted Thursday morning at the grave in Yantic | cemetery by Rev. R. R. Graham rector of Christ Episcopal church. The body of MT. Carew, who died in Atlantic City on Monday, arrived in Norwich Wednesday | evening and was taken in charge by the i Henry Allen & Son company. The honor l ary bearers were Arthur H. Brewer | Charles R. Butts, A. P Carroll, F. L. Woodland, N. A. Gibbs and Dr. ". K. | Tingley.
 l Mrs. John F. Brown.
 On Thursday morning the body of Lydia E. Loomis, widow of John F. Brown, was brought to this city from | ETN family plot in Yantic cemetery. The body was accompanied by relatives and friends of the deceased. The Henry Allen Sor 1 company were in charge of the local ar. l engagements
 1 Patrick J. McCan.
 l Funeral services for Patrick J. Mccall | we-a held on Thursday morning at his late home, 16 Laurel Hill avenue, witl | a large number of relatives and friend. in attendance, some coming from Nor walk and other places. There were man, l floral forms. At the services in St. Pat r1cks church Rev. John F. x. Quinn o Montville sang the mass of requiem anC l a. the close of the mass Mrs F. L. Far rel rendered Lead. Kindly Light Tn, bearers were Thomas Murphy, John Mur pi7T, 2d, James H. Dunn and James F sheridan. Burial was in St. Mary's cen1 etery, where Rev. Fr. Quinn read shor committal service at the grave.
 Miss Nancy F. Mason.
 On Thursday afternoon funeral Ser
 vices for Miss Nancy F. Mason, who die in Franklin on Feb. Is, were held at tn home of her nephew, William A. Masor
 In Franklin. There was large attend ance of relatives and friends. Man , floral tributes surrounded the casket Tn
 funeral services were conducted by Re,
 Hollis A. Campbell. Friends acted s
 bearers Burial was in the Mason lot the Lebanon cemetery. where Rev. M
 Campbell read committal service. Funeral Director c. A. Gager WAS charge of the arrangements.
 Miss Mary A. Dougherty. . The funeral of Miss Mary A. Doughsrt
 was held on Thursday morning At h, ' late home, 175 Broadway. There we,
 many beautiful floral tributes and a lar, number of relatives and friends attendt
 the service. At the services in St. Pa '; rick's church Rev. Daniel F. Sulliys
 was celebrant of mass of reauier 7; Prof. F. L. Farrell was at the orga
 The bearers were John A. Moran, E
 ward J. Connolly, J. Henry Shanno
 James T. Egan, Frank Farrell ar
 Thomas M. Shields
 The body was taken to Providence f burial in St. Francis cemetery. Reiativ
 and the bearers accompanied the bod Hourigan Bros. were in charge of u ' funeral arrangements.