Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-20
FUNERAL Archibald F. MaeDougaIl

Funeral services for Archibald F. MacDeugan were teld on Tuesday aft ernoon from his late home at 327 Pros- pee street with large number of rela- tives and friends and members of the various organizations to MT. Mac Dougall belonged. present. There were many handsome floral tributes. The services were conducted by Rev. c. H. Ricketts, pastor of the Greeneville Congregational church of which MT MacDougall had been a member. The bearers at the home were four brothers, | John M. MacDougall of this city, Duncan of Pittsburgh, Robert of Providehce and Raefield of Baltimore. and Arthur Fl. Blackledge and William A. Lund. Burial was in the family lot in Yan- tic cemetery where the bearers were six members of Somerset Lodge, No. 34, F. and A M. Harry B. Ford. Arthur H. Blackledge. William A. Lund Paul tH. Zahn, William s. Murray and Charles J. Twist. The Masonic comnittal service was conducted by John A Scott. worship ful master and George A. Keppled, chap lain. Rev. MT. Ricketts prenounced the benediction.
 C, A. Gager, Jr., was the funeral di7 rector.
 Included in the delegation from Hugh H. Osgood lodge, Manchester Unity, were Provincial Deputy Grand Master John D. Riggs, District Deputy Past Grand Mas ter Fred Bentley. Permanent Secretary J. Partridge and Recording Secretary James Johnson.
 Miss Mary W. Chapman. i The funeral of Miss Mary W. Chap- l man was held Tuesday afternoon at her late home at 22 Cliff street with an at- tendance that included many relatives I and friends. There were many beauti- ,ful floral tributes.
 fhe funeral services were conducted | by Rev. George H. Strouse pastor of the | First Baptist church. Friends acted as | bearers and burial took place in the fam. fly lot in the Hamilton avenue cemetery where Rev. Mir. Strouse read eommittal service at the grave.
 Church and Allen were the funeral di- recters.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Geary Danfhy. On Saturday in St. Francis church New Haven funeral services for Mrs
 Elizabeth Geary Danihy formerly of
 Norwich. were held with an attendance
 that included relatives and friends from Norwich, New London, Meriden and oth.
 CT places.
 Rev. James J. Smith, formerly of St
 Maarys church. Greeneville, ofieiated al
 the service. Miss Elizabeth c. Gahney
 personal friend of Mrs. Danihy, was
 unable to sing at the funeral owing tc
 illness. Burial was in New Haven.
 Mrs Juliette D. Ackley
 The funeral services of Mrs. Juliette D. Ackley were conducted by Rev. Alex
 ander Abbott at o'clock Tuesday aft
 ernoon at the Johnson Home, where sh' has lived with her sister for the las few years. Burial was in the fanil!
 plot in the Preston City cemetery.
 Mrs. AcEley was born October, 1832 in Preston, and was the daughter O Lucas and Emily Downer Witter ,bein; born in the brick house situated in thu south part of the town on the roa leading from Norwich to the village Q Milltown. Her family was one of tn highly respected families of Preston an
 well known to the older residents of tha , town She was married to Benjami s Ackley in 1871 and there was horn t I her one child. Lucas W. Ackley, in 1874 z whose death occurred in 1897. She is survived by her sister. Mis-
 Mary Ann Witter. and by two naphews
 Charles B. and Henry ". Beckvith Q New Haven. She was a member sf th United Congregational church of this cit! t Mrs Acklev was 3 much beloved schoe : teacher during her youth.