Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-25
OBITUARY.
Ferdinand F. coulomc.

OBITUARY.
 Ferdinand F. CouIome.
 Ferdinand Fardina coulome, e2. of Baltic, died Thursday morning in Law | renee hospital, New London where he | had been a patient for some time. He was a weaver by occupation and had been employed in the Baltic mill. He is survived by his wife and several chil- dren.
 Georgias Allyn Brand.
 Georgias Allyn Brand "A, a resident of Glasgo, died in this city on Thursday fol- lowing an illness of six weeks with heart trouble MT. Brand had been in poor health for. nearly year, but had come to this city for treatment about six weeks ago.
 He was born in Ledyard, the son Of Christopher and Temperance Allyn Brand. He has followed the calling of farmer and the greater part of his life has been spent in Glasgo and vicinity. In 1874 he was united in marriage with Miss Abbie Scranton of Union. Conn, who sur wives him. He also leaves one daughter. Mrs. Edgar Clark of Glasgo. and three sons, Russell, Nathan and Theodore Brand of Norwich. two sisters, Mrs. Henry A. Phelon and Miss Susan A. Brand of West Springfield. Mass, and a brother, Junius A. Brand of Norwich, Marturin NJ. whittemore. | Marturin M. Whittemore, treasurer of of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad. and for many years a resident of this city, died suddenly at his home in Lancaster. Mass. on Thursday morning. MT. Whit | temore had been in poor health for sev- | eral weeks but the end came unexpected i ly.
 MT. Whittemore was born in Lancaster, | Mass on February 5. 1S46, the son of Rev. Benjamin Whittefnore and Manda- na Ballou Whitemore. Rev. Mir. White more was for many years pastor of the Universalist church.
 | Maturin M. Whittemore came to Nor wich al years of age. with his parents, attending the public schools in the Cen | tral district and subsequently, the Nor wich Free Academy. but continued his | education at Clinton High school and | Lancaster Academy. Mir Whittemore had been associated with the Norwich and Worcester Railroad company for over Al l years, entering the companv's office in 1869. and in 1873 that of Colonel Per | kins then treasurer of the company. He servt< under Colonel Perkins for II 1 years. Working up through the various | positions of the railroad office in Septem- | Der. 1887. he was made assistant auditor of the New York and New England sys- 1 tenn and transferred to Boston. where he dispatched the responsible duties of that | office
 He was elected treasurer of the Nor wich and Worcester Railroad company
 and assumed it's duties April l. 1889
 which position he has since filled. Hay.
 ing succeeded F. T. Clapp as treasurer
 of the company. who held the position fol
 six months after the death of Colone
 Perkins. Mir Whittemore was the thirC
 in the history of the road to have tn,
 custody of it's funds. In addition to hi [ duties as treasurer of this company h, was in November. 1894. elected treasur CT of the Norwich and New York Trans portation company to succeeded Oliver Johnson.
 He served r years on the board of cd , ucation of the Central school district par
 of the time as its clerk. and always tool E keen interest in. educational. work H ] was naturally one of the best known rail
 road officials of the state.
 t1 In this city on Sept. If. 1870. Mi Whittemore was married by Rev Danie r Merriman to Miss Maria C. Treadwa, l. the daughter of the late r. W. Treadwa- n She died later and Mir. whfttemore mar e ried his sister-in-law. Miss Frances I y Treadway, Rev. Dr. Pratt performin 1t the ceremony on June %. 1901. is He was the last of his immediate fan ;- fly. A brother. Benjamin E. whittemor ,f was in the insurance business here an d another brother, N. H Whittemore. ws IS principal of the Broadway Gramms d school for long time. Mrs. WhittemoI Id survives her husband ,
 ME Whittemore was a 2 member ( is Somerset lodge. No S4 F. and A. ' d and of the Church of the Good Shepher b. He was very courteous in manner. ca 1t a ble as an official and is held in kindly I Tn membrance by many Norwich people.