Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
OBITUARY.
Mrs. William P. Bugb.

Mrs. Susan K. Bugbee, widow of Will liam P. Bugbee, of Mystic, died Nov IA, 1921, at the home of her daughter, Mrs L. F. Wood, Point Loma, Calf, at the age of S7 years and days. She was resident of Mystic for 67 years, leaving her old home for Calift mia in July, 1920 She was a woman widely known in her home town and greatly respected for her sterling qualities and wide hospital ity. Her home was always open to all who needed sympathy and help as well as a place sought by her many friends and acquaintances who were always sure of a warm welcome and cheery word She, leaves two daughter. Mrs. L. F. Wood of Point Lona, Cali, and Mrs. A. A. Schofeld of Mystic c mn.
 Mrs. James conIan.
 Bridget Heavey Con an. widow of James Conlan, died Monday morning at j cock at the residence of her son-in- law, William J. Leahy, in Allentown Pa., after an illness of one week.
 Mrs. Conlan was born in the County West Meath, Ireland. eighty-two years agc last May. She was married to Mr. Conlan in Westerly, R. l., sixty years ago, the sixth day of last. August. For nurabl4 of years she resided in Mys- tic on what is now known as Mistuxet avenue. Twenty-Five years ago she moved to Fox hill on the East Side, in Norwich. From there she moved to the farm at the Avery place in Preston and resided there until the death of MT. Con- Ian Feb. Is last. The first of April she went to live with her daughter in Allentown She was member of St. NIary's church. from which the funeral 1 IS to take place
 She is survived by the following chil- dren: William of New York, Mrs. Ka- therine IF key of Pennington, Me-. Thomas or Preston. Mrs. De,ia F. Maho- ney, also of Preston James of Edge wood, R. l., and Mrs. Agnes Leahy of Allentown, Pa, four children having died some time aeo, and by the follow 1 ing grandchildren James, Maxine and Barbara Lee of Providence, R. L, Louise, Thomas and Rose Collins oi Preston, Thomas and Della Elizabeth l Conlan, also of Preston, Miss Elizabetf l Hickey, a teacher in South Manchester Conn.,, Sister Florence Hickey, who is i a postulant in the convent in Deering Maine, and William, Dorothy and i Charles Leahy of Allentown Pa. Mrs Conlan was a very devoted mother an, she will be- greatly n-ased from the horne circle
 Mrs. Frederick 4. Harvey.
 Following an illness of several months Mrs Sarah Louise Wilson Harvey. wifi
 of Frederick A. Harvey. died earl. ! Tuesday morning at her home at No.
 Union street. Shs was born in Prestol
 73 years ago, the daughter of lame and Lucy Harvey Wilson The greate
 part of her life has been passed in Nor wich and Preston. with the exception Q
 in
 When a young woman she was unite
 in marriage with Frederick A. Harvey
 who for many years was an engineer O
 the New Haven road. He with an onl daughter, Mrs. George Everett Hall, C
 Laurel Hill avenue survive. There is on
 brother John Wilson. of Preston, an two sisters, Mrs. George Harrington ( Willimantic and Miss Georgiana Wilso , of Providence. There are two grandchi , dren. Mrs. c. V. Pendleton of Crescer < street and Miss Elizabeth Harvey.
 Mrs. David Anderson.
 Mrs. Helen R. Ferguson Anderson
 widow of David Anderson, died earl Tuesday morning at her home at 1 ,, Church street She had been ill for . number of weeks. She was born in Ay , Scotland, the daughter of Robert ar Janet Murray Ferguson. She came Norwich when a young woman and u greater part of her life has been spel F here.
 She was united in marriage in tn
 city with David Anderson, who died he
 in 1895. A daughter died in 1913. Sl ). is survived by one daughter, Miss Haz - Anderson. principal of the Boswell av nue school, and two sisters, Mrs. Willia n Blair of Whitinsville. Mass, and MI = Annie Best of Walden, N. Y.