Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-23
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Lewis A. Andrews.

Mrs. Lewis A. Andrews.
 Viola May Lanoie, wife of Lewis A. Andrews, died Friday morning at 9.30 o'clock at her home at Rock street, following an illness of two weeks with pneumonia. Mrs. Andrews was born in Franklin, Mass, in 1892 the daugh- ter of Napoleon and Mary L. Crepeau Lanoie. She came to Norwich when a girl and the greater part of her life has been spent in this city where she has a large circle of friends who mourn her loss.
 On March 31, 1913, she was united in marriage with Lewis A. Andrews, in St. Patrick's church by Rev. Thomas A. Grumley. Besides her husband, Mrs. Andrews leaves four children, one an infant only a week old. She also leaves her parents, three brothers, Raymond of Hartford, Armon and Leo Lanoie of this city and three sisters, Mrs. Frank s. Warrington, Miss Ma rion Lanoie and Miss Alice Lanoie.
 Mrs. Lewis Andrews.
 Surviving her daughter -in-law by only few hours, Mrs. Lewis Andrews died on Sunday morning at her home, Rock street, following an illness of 10 days with pneumonia. Both Mrs. Andrews and her daughter-i flaw, Mrs. Lewis A. Andrews, had been suf- fering with pneumonia, but the daughter law sslccumbed to the dis ease on Friday.
 Mrs. Andrews was born in Canada 50 years ago, the daughter of Louis and Sophia Fontaine Lucier. Thirty two years ago she was united in mar riage with Lewis Andrews, coming to Norwich a short time after. and has made her home here ever since. She wa sa devoted member of St. Mary's parish and a member of the Ladies' Charitable society of that church. She was also a member of Mooseheart Le- zion, in which she was an active l worker.
 Besides her husband, she leaves two sons, Arthur J. Andrews of Providence and Lewis A. Andrews of this city. l There are several grandchildren. She is also survived by four sisters, Mrs. l Exilda Belhemeur of TaftYille, Miss 1 Wilfred Racicot of Wauregan, Mrs. John B. LaPierre and Mrs. Michael Mercier of Canada, and Louis Lucier | of Canada. There are several nephews | and nieces.
 Mrs. Andrews was a woman of noble l character, a loving mother and sister i and 2 devoted friend. Her loss is deep l ly felt by the community in which she has for so many years been a resident Miss Elouisa A. Landphere. l Following an illness of three weeks 1 Miss Elouisa A. Ilandphere died at he1 home in MontYille shortly after mid night Saturday. Miss Landphere was 1 born in Montville 59 years ago, one ot | 10 children of Charles F. and Lucy A | Landphere. After being graduated 1 from the public school at Montville l Miss Landphere went to the Scof1eld school at Providence to prepare her i self for teaching. When IS years ol age she started teaching and has con- tinued this occupation nearly all of he, l life, having taught schools at Wadwe. | GUS Hill, Borah and Mentville. She l was a devoted member of the Mont
 vile Baptist church and was superin. l tendent of the Sunday school and ar
 earnest worker in the church.
 She is survived by two brothers tNewton c. Landphere of Montville ant c. Tyler Landphere of Groton, and ont
 sister, Mrs. D. M. Allison of Holyoke
 Mass.
 Henry A. NatzeI.
 The death of Henry A Natzel oc,
 cured on Sunday at his home at 56l Boswell avenue, following an Hines | of long duration. MT. Natzel wa | born in Germany on March 10. 1882 the son of MT. and Mrs August Nat ] gel. He came to this country, whe1
 young man and has followed tn, 1 trade of Q papermaker.- He leave l t1zTO cnrS ana ofba.-