Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-20
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Joseph Raymond ststt.

Funeral services for Joseph Raymond | Stott were held from his late home at Plain Hill on Tuesday afternoon with relatives from Providence, Moosup, Goshen and Lebanon present The ser vices were conducted by Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey, pastor of the Norwich Town Congregational church. During the ser vice Mrs. Reuben P. Potter rendered Lead Kindly Light and Sometime We'll Understand. The bearers were four cousins, George Thomas, Edward Stott, John Browning and Frank Santo. Bur isl was in the family lot in Yantic cem- etery where Rev. MT. Bailey read a committal service.
 C. A. Gager, Jr., was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Among the many handsome floral tri- butes were the following: Wreath John Laird; wreath, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Hunt; pillow marked Brother" MT. and Mrs. Frank Way; pillow marked Raymond" Mir. and Mrs. John Stott :; | spray, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Way; cres- | cent MT. and Mrs. William B. Stott i; crescent, Mrs. William Freeman spray | Henry Henseler; spray, Henry Hense- | Ter, Jr.; cross, Louis Charrello and daughter Irene bouquet Miss Madeline | Weeks; wreath, MT. and Mrs. William Robinson and MT. and Mrs. Frank Way; bouquet, Clarence Bailey :; wreath, Mr. and Mrs. James Furey ; spray MT. and Mrs. B. L. Fargo cres- l cent, Charles Browning and family 1;
 wreath, William G. Thomas crescent.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Stott wreath, Mir and Mrs. r. J. Larkham; wreath, Mrs | Thoma. Buckley; crescent, MT. and Mrs. Robert Woodmansee; spray Mrs 1 Fred Freeman; spray Hr. and Mrs.
 Frank Santo and MT and Mrs Robert
 Stott spray, Miss Mildred Bailey
 spray, Lester Schaffer; spray, Mir. 1 and Mrs Richard Sanders; spray, Hen | " Fellows.
 James H. Myers.
 The funeral of James H. Myers took place at 2 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon 1 from his late residence at 101 Cliff 1 street with a large attendance of rela-
 tives and friends from other cities
 There were many handsome floral trib-
 utes. The services were conducted by
 Rev. Welcome E. Bates of New Lon
 don. The bearers were members of Co.,
 lumbian Commandery, No. f, K T. oi
 which the deceased was a member anC
 were the following: C. D. Moves, Jame:
 C. Macpherson, George A. Keppler, Will
 L. Stearns. John H. Powelson and Al
 bert S. Comstock. Burial took place il
 Yap:ic cemetery where Rev. Mir. Bate read commlttal service.
 3 Church and Allen were Tn charge o X the funeral arrangements.
 Mrs. Emily Balkeley Morgan.
 The funeral of Mrs Emily Bulkele C Morgan, who died in Philadelphia, va Il held on Tuesday afternoon at Par q Congregational church with an attend . ance of relatives and friends from No wich and other places. There wel y many floral tributes. The services we1
 conducted by Rev. S. H. Howe, D. T IT pastor of the church. The bearers we a friends of the deceased. Burial toe IT place in Yantic cemetery where a COT 'e initial service was read by Dr. How T. The chapel at the church was dec Id rated with flowers by two nieces, Nil
 Harry R. Bond of New London al ls Mrs. Grosvenor Ely of Boston. a Mrs. Morgan will be remembered D. many old residents as an extreme IL beautiful and talented woman. She h ne made her home in Philadelphia no many years where she will be miss i by a wide circle of friends
 aot Henry Allen & Sons Company VI tn in charge of the arrangements ny Grade Koren.
 nd The funeral of Oracle Koroii, infs
 daughter of Mir and Mrs John Kort
 took place from the home of her pare
 at 2s0 1-2 Franklin street on Tuesd
 morning at 10.50 o'clock. Burial v Es in St. Mary's cemetery. The child V dy only ten days old and leaves her pare1 as and brother and sister.
 af- Cummings and Ring were in charge ce the funeral arrangements.