Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21

He was married in this city a number of years ago to Miss Nellie o. Johnson and they had one son.
 John Kennedy.
 Of the death of John Kennedy, father of Rev. William H. Kennedy, of St Mary's church, Greeneville. which occur red in Derby. Tuesday. last the Derby correspondent of the Ansonia Sentinel, writes:
 John Kennedy, widely known resi- dent of this city, died yesterday at his home at 59 Cottage street. Mir. Kennedy had been in falling health for some time, but his death came as a surprise to a wide circle of friends in this and the adjoining cities.
 Mr. Kennedy was a native of Ireland l and came to Derby some 37 years ago. | He came here from Southington with the | old Peck, Stowe & Wilcox company by whom he was employed and later he was engaged with the Birmingham Brass company. Until some time ago, when | illness caused him to forego his duties, | he was connected with the s. 70. & c. company in Ansonia. He was charter member of Paugussett council. Knights of Columbus and was also affiliated with l Derby tent, Knights of the Maccabees. 1 Besides his wife, he is survived by ten children: They are Dr. Paul B. Kennedy, I of this city, Rev. John Kennedy of Beth el, Rev. William H. Kennedy, of Nor 1 wich and Sylvester, Edward and Peter l NJ. Kennedy, of Derby, and Misses Mary | Catherine, Agnes and Josephine Ken nedy, all of this city.
 The funeral was held Friday with { n requiem mass in St. Marys church al 9.3o o'clock. Burial was in Mt. St. Pe- ter's cemetery. Derby.
 Mrs. Sarah Frances Bartlett
 The death of Mrs. Sarah Frances Bart less. who has resided at the Johnson 1 Home, Norwich Town, occurred Monday morning at the home of Rev. and Mrs Dwight c. Stone, Stonington, after 8 brief illness of pneumonia. She wen' there ten days ago for visit, Mrs Free man going with her. Mrs. Bartlett wa. born in Lebanon, Oct. 20, 1S4O, the daugn ter of Hezekiah Ripley and Sarah Tuck CT Bartlett. She came to Norwich Tow1 with her father in early life, after hi. death she was with friends, coming tC the Johnson Home in 1908. She was faithful member of the First Congrega tional church. interested in all it's vari ous forms of work. Her Christian If, was shown in many acts or kindness Many friends were hers wno will regre her passing. There are no near relatives she being the last of her immediate fam fly.
 Mrs Frank H. Allen.
 After a lingering illness which haC confined her to the house for the las IT months the death of Frances L., wifi of Frank H. Allen, occurred Monday ev ening at 7.30 at her home at 90 William street.
 Mrs. Allen was born in Putnam Aug TO- 1851, the daughter of Edwin ant Eunice Tripp, her father being a prom inent druggist there for many years She was married to Frank H. Allen il Putnam on Oct. Is, 1869. Practical, all their married life was spent in thi , city where MT. Allen was a we'll know patent attorney. Seven years ago Nil Allen located his business in Boston but Mrs. Allen remained, residing her in order to care for her aged mother whose death occurred during the pas year.
 Mrs. Allen was a member of Trinit Methodist Episcopal church and was aC , tive in many lines of church work be | lore Ter illness incapacitated her Sh was of kindly disposition, a helpfl friend and neighbor. and a loving an ? faithful wife. She is survived only b her husband.
 MrS Ambrose Higgins.
 Following a brief illness Mary Jan 7 UnderwotN widow of Ambrose Hil II ! gins died Sent IA in nriyata hosnit.