Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-08
FUNERALS
Mrs. rhenAas P. Buckiey

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 The funeral of Mrs Nellie (McFeigh) Buckley, wife of Thomas P Buckley, was held from her late home, No. 5se Zion street, Hartfor Saturday morning at S30 and at the Church of the Immaculate Conception a t9 o'clock. The Rev. Joseph King of New Milford was eelebrant Of the solemn requiem mass; the Rev. Ed ward A Shaughnessy of Bridgeport dea- con, and the Rev. James F. Barrett sub deacon. The Rev. James J. Wilson was master of ceremonies. Present in the sanctuary were the Rev. pr. NJ. A. Sulll- van. pastor; the Rev James Keane of Danaury and the Rev. John Cotter, NJ. S., of Hartford. AS the body was borne in to the church Miss Esther Keidel sang "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" at the offertory 70 Salutards,'' and at the cen- clusion of the service Some Sweet Day. l The bearers were John J. OLoushl1n, Charles Mccarthy, John Kashnan Patrick Ross, John Neddo and George Rooney. Burial was in and the family lot in St. Mary's cemetery, Norwich.
 Matilda Burzycki
 The funeral of Matilda Burzych, daughter of MT. and Mrs Felix BurzyEki of 2s5 West Thames street, the child killed Sunday by an automobile in Thsmesville, was held Tuesday morning at 7.30 o'clock from the parlors of Houri- gan Bros undertakers. A service was held at St. Josephs church at o'clock, Rev. L " Maciejewsld officiating. Four girls acted as bearers and burial took place in St. Mary's cemetery.
 Mrs. Allen C. Mathews.
 At 2.s0 o'clock Tuesday afternoon the funeral of Myra J. Perryman, wife oi Allen c. Mathews, was held from her i Uyae oiv,S at u-it many relatives and friends present. The service was conducted by Rev. J. Eudre6 Brown, rector of Trinity Episcopal church , Rev. NJ M. Goldie of Yantic assisted ir the service.
 The bearers were Charles L. Perry Frank M Green, Herbert G Spencer ana Charles H. Stzpleton. Burial took place in the family lot at Yantic cemetery, z committal service being conducted. Un . dertakers Church and Allen had charg' of the funeral arrangements.
 Miss IdA '. Hubben.
 Neighbors. friends and acquaintance attended the funeral services for Mis Ida V. Snow. adopted daughter of tn late Mrs. Lucretia B. Hubbell, held Tues day at 2.s0 o'clock at her home, 27 Franklin street. Rev. C. H. Welch, pas tor of the Church of the Good Shepherd ,, read passages of Scripture, also sym ? pathetic poem, and spoke on the them l Hope" while playing tribute to the gen g tleness fidelity and heipfulness of Mis- $ Hubbelrs nature. There were choic
 floral forms. Burial was in Ysntic ceIr - etery, where Rev. Mir. Welch read tn :. committal service.
 f The bearers were William R. Balcon f Nelson E. Church, Richard W. Tobi d and James E. Dumont. The Henry A
 len & Son Company had charge of tn |. funeral arrangements
 r Miss Hubbell was born in Webste b and was the daughter of William White
 m anand Edith La France: When sh :. was six years old her mother died an :. she lived afterwards In Webster with u family by the name of Snow until sf I. was adopted at the age of 17 by Mir V HubbeI. Her great grandfather on h' <, mothers side was a mayor of Bordeau !" France. and her father and members
 her mothers family were engaged y trading in the Hudson bay country.