Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-01
FUNERALS.

The funeral of Lydia yane Lyon, vid- ow of Frank Brewster, was held Mem day afterneVn at 2 o'clock from the home Of her son, Benjamin F. Brewster at 120 Mckinley avenue. Many friends and rel atiyes attended and there were many do- ral forms and tributes. Rev. William F. Williams. acting rector of Christ Epis- copal church. smeiated. TAe bearers were Harry A. Covey, William H. Covey, IT,, Harry Hisco1 and Richard Pendle- ton.
 Burial was in Kinsman cemetery iA Lisbon. A conmittal service was read at the Srave by Rev. Williams. C. A. Gager, Jr., had charge Of the funeral ar- raAgements.
 Miss Mary E. 0lbeoa.
 On Monday morning the funeral sf Mary E. Gibson, daughter of the. late William and Julia Grady Gibson. was held from the nortuAry parlors of Hour igan Brothers on Main street. There was large attendance of relatives and friends present There were many hand some floral tributes. At the services in St. Patrick's church Rev. Daniel F. Sullivan was celebrant of the mass of requiem. The bearers were James Me- Cam, Daniel Denchue. !. Murphy, James FoEarty, James Donohu3e and James Ire
  tery where ecmnittal service was con- ducted by Rev. Fr. Sullivan.
 Everett Nelson Stark. The funeral of Everett Nelson Stark was held Monday afternoon from his late heme in Fitchville with a large number of relatives and friends in at- tendance. Thsre was prayer service at the home at 1.5e o'clock followed by a service in the Fitchvfile Baptist church at o'clock. Both the prayer service ana the service at the church were con. ducted by Rev ". E. Hetheringten of FitchviilA. There were many foral trib- utes Arranged about the easket The bearers were Frank Avery, Dwight Avery, Elijah s. Abel, William D. Thatcher, Carlos 4, Kicker and Charles Cole. son cemetery in Bozra.hville where there was committai service conducted by Rev. Mir Hetherin stoh.
 Mrs. Avery gMAth. Monday afternoon at 2,3a o'cleck, f,- neral services for Mrs. Phila Amelia Winship, widow of Avery Smith, were held at her home. No. 124 Broad street Rev. Alexander H. Abbe1, pastor of the I United Congregational church, read the Scripture lesson and offered fervent pray CT, during which he referred ts the help 1 full and inspiring influence of a life of ripened service such as Mrs. Smiths has been. >
 Among the forms of choice flowers wal a beautiful wreath from Home Chapter el the Kings Daughters
 l Burial was in the family plot in Tan. tic cemetery where Rev. MT. Ab0ett read l the commtttal service The bearers were John H. Powelson, William F. Hill Charles D. Greeaman and Raymond B l Case.
 l The Henry Alien Son Company had charge ef the funeral arrangements. Harry NJ. Leonard. l The funeral of Harry M. Leonard wal held Saturday afternoon at the Brewster'i Neck chapel with an attendance that in. cluded . large humber of relatives ant friends from other cities. There was [ delegation from the Stationary Engineers association and from the United ComnleP. cial Travellers. There were many flora l tributes. The services were conducted by Rev. George H. Strouse. pastor of tn, First Baptist church of Norwich Mrs Helena M. T. Lord rendered Safe in tn. Arms of Jesus and What a Friend W, Have in Jesus. Members of the Station ary Engineers and Commercial Traveller acted as bearers. Burial was in the fam fly lot in the Brewster's Neck cemetery where Rev. MT. Strouse read committa service.