Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-04
FUNERALS. Mrs. Lsuis H. Smith.
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After a brief illness of pieufo- pneumonia, Isabelle M Goodwin, tie wife of Louis H. Smith, died at her home in Franklin, Feb..21, 1s5e. Mrs Smith was native of Lebafi6n and & daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. Emery Goodwin. She was married to Louis II. smith, Oct. 3s, 1881 and has since resided in Franklin.
 Besides her husband, she is sur vived hy two sons. Arthur and Er- nest. and four grahdehiIdren. all of Charles s, Goodwin oF LeBansn and George E. Goodwin ef ffartfofd.
 Mrs. Smith united with the Frank lin C6hgreEa Eati6nal church, Jan. $, and sustainea a deep interest in all it's work and ministries. she acted as organist at all it's sefvices, for over thirty years
 Her home was always a center of gracious hospitality, and she gave herself unspaEingly for the happi- ness and welfare Of her family and friends.
 The passing of this nonIe Christian woman is rr6urned not only By the family circle and friends, btdt All wh6 have known Her would say in the words of Scripture, ' thank my God upon every fefnefnBfsf1ee 61 thee"
 f'he funeral service was heid at her ! late home in Franklin, Sunday, Feb l 29, at D. rd., Rev. W. ]. rate offi- ciating, and. was largely attended The floral offerings were profuse aid beautiful.
 Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Tate ! sang the selections, Looking This Way. and Nearer, My God. to Thee The bearers were the tvs sons, Ar i CTS, Charles and George Goodwin, and Horace and Myron Smith. Burial is to be at the convenience 6f the fam | il5.
 Ernest TsytSr
 In the large attendance st tn, | funeral of Ernest Taylor which wal ] held from the rIiortuary pari6rs of c A. GAger, Jr. 6n Wednesday after noon were many relatives and friends from out Of town. The floral tribute. arranged about the casket were many and handsome The services wer, conducted by Rev. ]. Eldred Brown rector of Trinity Epsicepal church The bearers were William Buckley Julius Ncrthrop and two brothers iii law, Perlin and Eugene Calkins. Ths ! at Mapleweod cemetery where Rev Mr. Brown conducted cemmittal ser vice.
 Mrs. Benjamin F. Parsons
 The funeral of Mary Jane Guile, vi dow of Benjamin F. Parsons. was hel, from the home Of her s6fl, Charles V Parsons. at 10 Elizabeth street Wed nesday afternoon with many relative and friends in attendance. Ther were many beautiful floral forms. Tn
 services were conducted by Rev
 Charles H. Hicketts, pastor of tn
 Greeneville Congregational churcl
 The body was placed in the receivhi
 vault at Maplewcad cemetery. Under
 takers Henry Allen and Son co, yer } in charge of the asRangenents. Mrs. David I. sslessee The funeral of Mary F. Brown, vii
 Of David T. Saiesses. was held at i o'clock on Wednesday morning frcq
 her late home at A. Laurel Hill avefis
 with many relatives from ProyidenS : North Stonngten and Mystic ureseIi
 There were many handsome forms flowers. The services were .conduete 2 by Rev. MT. Piunfnner an out 6f tow : clergyman. Friends acted as bearer 2 and burial took place / in the Ell a Grove cemetery at Mystic Ii the fan fly lot. There was a eofhnaittal SC,
 vice at the grave. Undertaken Geors :. c. Grant had charge of the tuner ' arrangements.
 5 Jshn F. Murphy. Funeral services for John F. Mtr . phy were held On Wednesday nnernis e from the home of his sister, MT
 Patrick O'Eeil at F Tyler avenue vi @ relatives from Hartford, New Lcr,d, < and otker places in the large attess, ance. At the services at St FatrfcR ,f church Rev. My1es F. Calvin was ct . ebrant of the mass of requenn. Fl :, bearers were Thomas Murphy, Tim i, thy Devine. M. Sullivan, Thorn
 Sheehan, John Barry and Frank Co
 Burial was in Se. Mary's eeFrete where Rev. Father Calvin read cor
 nnittall service at the grave. Hourig C. Bros were in charge of the funer la-ap%nY4 --a