Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-27
FUNERALS
John A Hurley.

With many relatives and friends attending, funeral services for John A. Hurley were held at 9.15 o'clock on Thursday morning from his late home at 90 Franklin street. There were many beautiful floral forms. At the services in St: Patrick's church Rev. William H. Kennedy was eelebrant of the mass of requiem. Prof. F. l.. Farrell was at the organ. The bear ers were Frank McManus, Rudolph Krohn John Sullivan and John Lud wig. Burial was in St. Mary's cem- etery where Rev. Peter J, Cuny read a committal service. Cummings & Ring were in charge.
 Among the beautiful floral trib- utes were the following: wreath from Mir. and Mrs Woodmansee standing wreath from Cummings 6, Ring, wreaths from Miss Annie and Gertrude Brand Mir. and Mrs. John Burns of Franklin street, Mrs Ellen | Ring and William and Theresa Me l Manus, large bouquet of daffodils from John Carroll of Patterson, N. | J.: flat bouquet from MT and Mrs. l John Sweeney of Fitehville: bouquet 1 of carnations from Maria Taft; flat bouquet of roses from MT and Mrs. | Henry Taft aud Mrs. K. Taft flat l bouquet of dhffodils from Donald 1 Smith and Oliver Ploffe and forms from the family.
 Mrs. Henry P. James. | The funeral of Maria L. Capron. 1 wife of Henry P. James. was held from her late home at 32 Peck 1 street on Thursday afternoon at 1 2.50 o'clock with many rela tiVes and friends attending. There were many 1 beautiful floral forms. The services l IoNr 1 Strouse, pastor of the First Baptist | church. The bearers were Calvin L. Swan, Frank Q. Smith, Henry G. Au- i relic, Robert W. Otis. Louis Fl. Geer l and James c. Fitzpatrick. The body was placed in the receiving vault at 1 Maplewood cemetery. Church & AL 1 len were in charge of the funeral ar engagements.
 Mrs. Mary S. Boyle.
 Present at the funeral of Mrs. Mary s. Boyle, which was held on ] Thursday morning from her late l home. 75 Spring street. were many i4relatives and friends from out of town attending. There were numer- ous floral tributes arranged about the casket At the services in St Pat rick's church Rev. Myles P. Calvin was celebrant of a mass of requiem and Prof. r. L. Farrell was at the or gan. The bearers were James Sulli- van, John r. Murphy. Sylvester Sul- 1 livan. Timothy F. Brewer, William | Carroll and Patrick Brennan. Burial took place in St. Mary's cemetery
 where JRey. Peter J. Cuny read a
 eoInmittal service.
 Walter M. Jackson.
 Funeral services for Walter Nj Jackson were held at 2.30 o'clock or T Thursday afternoon at his late home at 19 Penobscot street with many rel
 atiyes and friends attending and also
 delegations from the various oFgani-
 zations to which the deceased be-
 longed. There were many beautiful
 floral forms. The services were con-
 ducted by Rev. c. H. Ricketts. pas
 tor of the Greeneville Congregations
 church. Mrs. Helena M T. ChurcE
 rendered Nearer. My God, to Thee and In the Sweet Bye and Bye. The
 bearers were two members of tho
 Brotherhood of Trainmen and two
 members of Uncas Lodge, I. O. o. P
 The body was placed in the receiv-
 ing vault at Maplewood cemetery
 Funeral Directors Church & Aller
 were in charge.
 Mrs. Amanda M. Prentice. The funeral of Mrs. Amanda M
 Prentice was held at her late home
 in Poquonoc Wednesday afternoon a
 ? o'clock. Rev. o. G. Buddington of ficiated. and spoke feelingly regard.
 ing the noble character of Mrs. Pren.
 tice. Mrs John Burns sang In the
 Sweet Bye and Bye. There was wealth of floral tributes Burial wa!
 in the Elm Grove cemetery, Mystic
 the bearers being three sons. Web
 ster, Herbert and Alburtus Prentice and three sons-in-law, Fred Simp- son, N. A. Richards and William M
 Bosworth.