Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-15
OBITUARY.
Israel w. Brown

After a long illness lSfaeI w. Brown aged 72, died at his home in Lakewood, R. l., at 4:Ol o'clock Wed nesday- afternoon. March 10th.
 Funeral services were held at II o'clock. on March 18th. Burial ln Lakewood cemetery.
 MT. Brown was born in Ledyard, Conn.,, where he spent the earlier part of his life as a farmer.
 Surviving him are his wife An nette Brown, six daughter and one son, Lois I. Brown and Israel R. Brown, both of. Lakewood, R. l.. Mrs. Arthur Davis of Westerly. R. l.. Mrs Wm. D. Martin of Cromwell, Conn.,, Fannie Brown of Thompson, Conn.,. Agnes E. Brown of Ridgewood. x. J., and Marguerite E. Brown of Provi- dence, R.. I.
 Charles T. Ramase
 Following an illness of one week with pneumonia Charles T. Ramage died on Saturday at his home in Cn- casville Mir. Ramage was a prolni- nent resident of Uncasville and dur ing his 47 years of residence in that place had held several town offices, being selectman for several terms and | a member of the board of relief for several years.
 He was born in London. Eng, & l years ago and came with his parents 1 to this country when four years ot age. The family located in Lebanon where Mr. Ramage's early life was spent. Later he came to Norwich 1 where he was employed by Charles l Osgood and later by Elijah Bill. il ] the grocery business. Giving up thi; l business he learned the trade of ma |. son under Ansel Clark and q few ! years later left for the west. He To- cated in Denver. Col, when that city i was only a mining town and al transportation west of the Missour ] was by wagon train. After spendins several years in Denver he came east l locating in Uncasville. In Norwich
 about 50 years ago he was united il marriage with Alice Williams of St
 Johns, New Brunswick.
 MT. Ramage was a member O I Trinity Episcopal church, but durinl the greater part of his residence il l Uncasville has been an attendant o
 the Uncasville Methodist church
 where he was the oldest member o the Sunday school. He was also
 member of Oxoboxo Lodge of Mason
 in which he was a past master.
 He leaves his wife, one son, Charle
 Ramage. with whom he made hi
 home. four brithers. Ripley of Nev | BrlIaln. JOnn or BrISJOl. FGeQRflck o Hartford and Alfred of Montville an
 sister Mrs. Oscar Hildreth of Wat ermill, L. I.
 Alfred A. Tarbox
 Alfred A. Tarbox, formerly of thi city, died Friday at his home i Brooklyn, N. Y. following an iUnes . of long duration.
 MT. Tarbox was born in Versailla
 Conn.,, in 1S43, son of Hiram an Eunice Tarbox. When q young ma :. he was employed :n Warrington music store, in this city ana was aIs a well known teach9r of music NJ / Tarbox's life work -fas with the pi ano and sewing machine trad , which he represcr +ed throughout Ii, United States. He was rrobab.
 one of the best known men !n Ines e lines of business and made for him self wide circle of life long friend , He was man of strong faith an 0 exemplary character and, while v this city, member of the Centr; r Baptist church.
 e He is the last of his immediat d family. being survived by four niece
 Mrs. c. J. Storms and Mrs R. ] Smith of this city and the Misses I6 V and Kate Tarbox of New York city 2 also four nephews. Hiram R. Prentit q of Brooklyn. N. Y, and Frank. Wi 3 liam and Arthur Cleveland of Bosto