Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-29
OBITUARY. Mrs. Fred ". George.
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 Mrs Lillian Siegffied George, wife of Fred W. George of 425 Erie street, Cam den, N. J., died in Cooper hospital, Cam den, Tuesday morning. April IS, after a four days illness with double pneumo- nia. Funeral seriVces were held from her late home on Saturday afternoon. tAprils 23, at ? o'clock, with a large num- Der of relatives and fFiends in attend were spoken by her pastor. Many choice and Beautiful hefal forms sar- rounded the easket which was borne by six young women of her Sunday school class. The body was laid to rest in Evergreen cemetery, Camden.
 The dece4Sed was the youngest daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Siegfried. She was born in Lower Providence, Pa, but resided in Salem, Cenn., number marriage &ith Frederick W. George of Camden, \. d. and has since resided in that city Mrs. George was faithful wife and mother, helpful. sympathetic friend and neighBor, and an active work CT in church and Sunday school. She leaves her hiisband and seven children, four sons and three daughters. to mourn her loss, also her mother, Mrs. M. R.. | Siegffied of Alexandria. Ohio, and three sisters, Mrs. Charles Ray of Mlilda1e, Conn, Mrs Henry L6rs of Camden, N. h., and Mrs. Ivy Bailey 6f Hartford, Conn. Mrs. George was 36 years Of age,
 Mrs. Frank W. Locke,
 Euniee B. George, 30, wife of Frank w. Locke, died at her home on Thames street, Grotoh, "wednesday night of pneu-
 m0nia, Although she had been slightly | i'll for the past two years, she was enfi- Il fined to her bed only three days ago. Mrs. Locke was the daughter of Martha Hoxie
 and the late Cyrus George She was
 born in Ledyafd, Nov. 12, IS s1, and ed
 vas married in North Stoningt6n Oct
 Sth. 1905 Besides her husband, she is
 survived by three children; Frank w Locke, IT,. 1hursa JX'ciie Locke, and Harold Edward Locke Asix sisters, Mrs
 Mable Studd BsltinorAS Md Mrs. Anna Gardner, westerly; MfA Sidney Stein
 house, LedY&fd Mra D. Gladly, Ledyafd . Hattie LAfgezain. Alice IAfgezair and ] three brothers, John George Of North l Stoninet6n. Amos George of sirnsburys and Ralph Bangezain Of Ledyard and i1ei
 mother.
 Charies II. KSss. Charles H. Ross. S7, former residen : of NerwiEh, died suddenly at his hon1, in Rochester, N T., on Wednesday. MT
 Ross althoush well advanced il years , had been in very good health and hi , death came suddenly as the result O heart tfeuble
 , He was born in st6htngton s7 year ago, the son of William M. and Abbi . Phillips Ross. His younger days wer
 spent in Stoningtcn. When 30 year of age he was married in Mansfield
 Conn.,, to Miss Harriet Wade, who die, l. IS years later. A few years afterward
 he was married to Miss Ella Hills O k this city. For over forty years he va : employed by the c. B. Rogers conpan 5 and when that plant moved to Roches C ter nurfSer of years ago MT. Ros 7 accompanied 1t. While in Norwioh h
 was 2 charter member of the waure |. gan Hook and Ladder Company. l. He is survived by his wife and on i, daughter. Mrsv John Is Pattons ot ,- this city and a gfaaddaughter, Mir
 Harry N. Howard of Norwich. .- Russell JsSnss NicheIs. f Russell James, the r months old So ,r of William J. and Evelyn Avery Mel $ ols, died Thursday morning, April 2 1, in Hampton at the home Of Mrs Kate l l. Allen, where his parents we're rnakin
 their home for 8 short time. He W. Ia the grandson of the late Rev. R. J. al fl Susan Nichols. While he lad not bee n well since last fall lie seemed to be be l. ter during the month of March and ths # started to fail until the end came F f. always had a smile for everyone ar
 even smiled when his face, showed sigl ,r of pain.
 ., The funeral services were held 8 i, the Nichols home in Towards Vallt if Sunday at 2. o'clock conducted by il i. Rev. B. F. Nye, former pastor of u ,s Ho#ards Valley church. Mrs. Eugel 'e Aver atid Miss Dorothy gu-nham saJ r. Viii the Circle Be Unbroket and Sa as in the Arms of Jssds The 3earers we t. Lloyd Harvey and Frank Smith: IT " f5ral Sifefifigs wefs many and show
 the lSvs the baby smile mad won. Fl of burial vas in the family lSt at the Sou ad cemetery. Funeral arrangements we le in charge 6f J. NJ. Shepard. e Joseph sihASns. x Tie death Sf Joseph sinions occurr rs just before midnight Thursday at h home at 5S Myers avenue. He VI :. Born in the south and was 70 years ol :. having lived on the West Side for 1t1al i years.
 1y He leaves two sons. Arba L. and A 'r thur G., and daughter, Miss Mary {. Simons. -
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