Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
FUNERALS. Beniamin s. Gallup.

The funeral of Benjamin s. Gallup was held Sunday afternoon from his home on Scotland road, town of
 Sprague, and burial took place in the
 cemetery at Scotland.
 MT. Gallup died at his home on
 Scotland road Thursday morning
 about 5.30 o'clock following an illness
 of some duration. He was in his S0th
 year having lived for 49 years in the
 house in which he died. He spent the
 most of his life as farmer. He was
 man of sterling qualities quiet and unassuming in manner and was highly respected by s,5l who knew him. MT. Gallup s survived by six chill dren, AlgerndA Galhp, Mrs. Her bert c. Allen, Miss Caroline A. Gal
 lup, Oscar B. Gallup and Miss Jen-
 'i Undertaker G. G. Grant of Taftville had charge of the funeral arrange ments.
 Mrs. John Savage. The funeral of Mrs. John Savage | was held On Saturday afternoon at 2 1 o'clock from her late home at F Cot 1 tage street with relatives and friends attending. There were many beauti-
 ful floral forms. The services were 1 conducted by Rev. George H. Strouse, | pastor of the First Baptist church. 1 The bearers were James Jr, and l Frederick Murray. Richard Lane, Sel- 1 win Lane. Arthur Vars and Daniel | Savage. Burial was in Maplewood | cemetery where Rev. MT. Strouse read a conn1ittal service. Shea & | Burke had charge of the funeral ar | engagements.
 l Miss Eliza Lee Backus.
 Funeral services for Miss Eliza Lee Backus were held on Saturday after l noon at 2.30 o'clock at Trinity Epis- | copal church where Miss Backus had 1 been a member for many years There was large attendance of rela
 tives and friends and a large number of beautiful floral tributes. The ser
 vices were conducted by Rev. J. FL !, | dred Brown, rector of the church
 Henry Allen & Son Company hat charge of the funeral, the body beins placed in their vault to await buria
 at a later time.
 David w. Lillibridee. With relatives and friends in at tendance funeral services for Davi,
 ". LiIlibridge were held from the 3 home of his daughter Mrs. Frank W 2 Barber, at 13 Boswell avenue on Sat . urday afternoon at , o'clock. Ther < were many handsome floral forms l The services were conducted by Rev
 Charles Smith of Baltic. During tn
 services Mrs. Reuben P. Potter ren . dered two hymns. The bearers wer : Albert W. and Errol c. Lil1ibridge t Dwight l.. Underwood and Frank Fl : lis. Burial took place in the fan1il
 ] lot in Yantfc cemetery where Rev. NJ a Smith read a committal service. Funeral Director Gager was i n charge of the arrangements. ,. Capt. Owen E. o'NeiII. h The funeral of Capt. Owen E.. (
 Neill U. s. M. C., whose death occur S red at the United States Naval hospi d tai at Philadelphia was held Satt1r f day morning at St. Mary's Star of tn h Sea church, New London. A solem s high. mass was celebrated with Re, 5. Father McGrath, ceiebrant; Rev. Fa = ther Crowley deacon, and Rev. Fathe l. Wollschlaeger sub deacon. Th s, bearers were members of .the nav; $ detachment stationed at the subna l. rine base and battalion acted as a d escort Of honor Burial was in th
 family plot in Saybrook.
 l. Compensation Award. l. A Saybrook man, R. W. SutcIiH e was awarded $3s0 for the loss of h le fingers while at work in Pratt, Req t, & Conpany's factory in Deep Riv, II two months ago. The compensa tic 5 was settled by Commissioner James
 Donahue, of Norwich.