Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-19
OBITUARY. Patrick r. Murrnx.


 Patrick F. Murray. for many years c resident of Norwich Town and this city, died at his home, 1e4 Mckinley avenue, on Monday morning following a few hours illness NIT. Murray. who has been employed at the Saxton woolen mills For many years, went to his work as usual or Monday and after a short time was seized with a spell of weakness and after being taken to his home died in a short time
 Mir. Murray was born in Grisxcld. com ing 10 Norwich vhensi young man, where ne has snce resided, making many friends 'Tho grieve at his sudden death. About 90 years ago he was united in marriage with Margaret Donovan. who survives him He was a devoted member of St Fatriek's parish and of the Holy Nan c society.
 Besides his wife, he is survived hy the following children: Mrs Arthur Futile of MiddletoTn, Nenie T. Murray of Hart ford. Katherine T. Murray Of this city. Agatha Murray of this city. Lieut.. James F. Murray of the |. s. aviation service vt Cheyenne, Wyo.. Edward r. Murray cf New Haven, Lawrence and Leonard Mur- ray of this city.
 seeondo Maneini. Secondo Msncini A. an Italian la borer formerly employed in New Lon don. died Sunday at the Norwich State Hospital He leaves two little children. who have been inmates of the county home since the death Of their mother two years ago.
 William C. TuthHl
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 It will be Of interest and regret to the many friends who remember William C. futhill. to learn of his recent death in Long Island City, after an illness of but \ week.
 Born in Nyaek. N Y. July IS. 1871. he died Oct. {, 1928, regretted by all who knew him.
 He came to Norwich in 1910. and was employed by tse UnIs Paper Go. After faithful service of nearly five years. he moved to Long Island City and entered the employ Of the Ravenswood Paper Co.,, which was his last position.
 His genial smile and ready wit coupled with an ever present desire to be of real service to his fellow man, drew many Friends to him.
 He leaves a widow and daughter Edith Hanks and son William. His friends knew him as q loving fath' er loyal hushasd and a faithful friend. Rev. ". Harrison Raymond. , Word has been received here of th' l 0eaIn or heN. M f1dTTlSOn |, pastor of the Congregational church a Higganum. at the home of his sister in-law Mrs. Winfield g. Baxter in NeS Canaan. Rev. Mir. Raymond, was a for mer pastor of the Westminster Con sregationsl church and had been paste at HiggSnum for the past few years H 7 has been q correspondent for The Bul letin for the Hisganum section Of tn state. He died on Saturday after short illness. He leaves several daugh ters and son.
 William P. HanrAhan- William P Hanrshan. a life lonl resident of this city, died at his hom at 12O 1-2 Franklin street al 4.30 O clock Monday afternoon. following al illness of short duration. Mir Hanrs han was born in Norwich Town the so' of Patrick and Mary Hanrahan. H. was educated in the schools or Norvic and was a graduate of Shells Bushes College. He was a butcher by trad and had been employed in many Of tn } local markets. He was a devote e member of st. Patrick's church and be |. longed to the Norwich Lodge L. o. ( o M
 v He was united in marriage in thi v city with Miss Katherine Galligsn v who survives nin- He leaves beside . | his wife three brothers. John an !, Frank Hsnrahan Of Hartford. James
 Norwich. and two sisters, Mrs Ere .- Morris and Miss Mary F.. Hanrshan this city.
 {, Leslie W. Maynard. r. Leslie W. Maynard. son ot Mir. an
 Mrs. Frank l.. Maynard Of McKinle a avenue of this city. died on Ssturds |, at the Belmont hospital in Worceste ,f after an illness Of a few days. MT Ma, Q c rF a.- H.- IT a resident of Worcester for the ps: