Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-25
OBITUARY.
Daniel Congdon

Daniel Cengdon, for many years a res ident of Norwich, died on Friday even ing at his home at 37 Oakriage street, following long period of ill health. MT. Congden came to Norwich when a young man and has been employed by local contractors as a stone mason.
 About g years ago he was united in marriage in St Patrick's church with Miss Katherine Collins of this city. He was 8 member of St. Mary's church and of the Holy Name socety of that parish. ,. He is survived by his wife and three sons, Henry A. Cengdon, Frederick J. Congdon and Walter F. Congdon, all of this city. MT. Cengden was the last of his immediate family. Miss Julia Imelda Bowen.
 Following a long period of i'll health extending over a period of 1S months Miss Julia Imelda Bowen died Sunday morning at her home at 3s Hobart ave- l nue
 1 Miss Bowen was born in Norwich on 1 Oct IS, 1sse the daughter of Dennis and Nora Mccarthy Bowen. She at tended St Mary's school and was grad uated from the Academy of The Holy Family at Baltic. Most of her life mas i been spent in this city where she has 8 l largek circle of friends. She had been employed blythe Electric Beat Company of Gretea until her health failed. Sn .was devoted member of St Patrick s | church.
 She leaves her parents and one sister 1 Miss Katherine, of this city, end three 1 brothers, John Bowen of this city, Jc- seph Bowen of New York and James l Bowen of this city.
 Mrs. John E, MeManus. Mrs. Bridget M. Heuhhan McManus wife of John E. McManus, and her in fant daughter, Mary Margaret McMa- nus, died at their home at 40 Oakridge street, on Saturday evening about 19,5( o'clock. Mrs. MeManus was the daugh. ter of the late Thomas F. and Bridget
 Houlihan of this city. She was married
 at St. Marys church on June 12, 1918 by Rev. J. H. .Fitzmaurice, pastor of St
 Mary's church, te-John E. McManus whC
 survives her.
 She leaves besides her husband, son
 John Thomas McManus her mother, Mrs
 Thomas D. Houlihan, and four brothers
 Patrick. Michael, William and Thoma Houlihan all of this city, and one sister , Miss Helen Heulihan of Norwich.
 John S. Lees " John s. Lees. widely known as the co l inventor with his brother, the lat
 
 r gss-saying device pzrfected by the tw : men before coming to this country iron England 40 years ago died suddenl.
 Friday at his home, 257 Irving avenue e Previdnce.
 r John Samuel Lees was born in Lanea 2 shire, England, in 1852 and came to thi S country in 1880.
 t He leaves his widow anr two sont s Harry Lees of Leominster. Mass, an r Arthur NJ. Lees of 25 Oneco street. No1
 wieh, Conn. , Mrs. Joseph P. Lillie. e Following short illness, Elizahet e Perry Lillie. aged ss years, months an ,- 24 days, and widow of Joseph P Lilli J. died shortly after midnight Sunday at ht l. home in Lebanon.
 is Mrs. Lillie was born in Lebanon Feb.
 1891. the daughter of the late Timolh and Mary Perry. She had always fesiof 7n in Lebanon. In spite of her advanced as a she had been in good health until dui
 recently, and had been daily engaged z. the tising of bed quilts and braiding = rugs.
 s On Sept. 18th. about five weeks az
 Mrs. Lillie was made a voter in the tow
 of Lebanon and intended to cast her fir " vote on election day next week. S U could have voted in the Lebanon tev ne election in October, but did not go to t 1g polls that day
 he Mrs. Lillie lived with her only daug ,s ter, Mrs. James Card, of Lebanon. E Id sides her daughter. she leaves one SC IT. William P Lille, ef this city
 There are also i5 grandchildren, t n- oldest of whom is 51 years of age, on great-grandehiIdren and eight gres sw great grandchildren, the youngest bel g- Fife Irene, three months old daught of of MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Lillie ,r- China, where Mir LilIie is engaged ls- missionary work
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