Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03
FUNERALS
George N. Ward

On Friday morning funeral services for George IN. Ward were held from the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Ward at S Eleventh street. There were many relatives and friends present. The floral forms were many and beautiful.
 At the services in St. Mary's church Rev William H. Kennedy was celebrant of the requiem mass. Henry J. LaFon- taine presided at the organ. The bearers were Edward McSheffery, James Ward George Maloney, John Shea, James Mo Grath and Francis Sullivan Burial took place iR St. Josephs cemetery where Rev. Fr. Kennedy conducted a committal service.
 Shea and Burke were the funeral d. rectors.
 John J. Leeney.
 Funeral services for John J. Leeney were hel6 Friday morning from his late home at 25 4Roath street with a large number of relatives and friends present from out of town. There were many floral tributes.
 At the services in St. Mary's church Rev. William A. Keefe was celebrant of the mass of requiem. Henry J. La Fontaine was at the organ and at the close of the mass sang Beautiful Land On High. The bearers were John, James, William and Thomas Barry, John Carroll and Edward Gleason. Burial was in St. Josephs cemetery where Rev. Fr. Ken nedy read a committal service.
 Cummings and Ring were the funeral directors.
 Mrs. Charles S. Ebbets.
 The funeral of Mrs Charles S. Eb- bets took place on Friday afternoon at her late home at 262 Franklin street. There was very large attendance of relatives and friends present from Nor wich and out of town. There was many beautiful floral tributes.
 The services were conducted by Rev. R. R. Graham, rector of Christ Episcopal church. The bearers were Robert Dew | hurst, Charles Dewhurst, Thomas Glad | ding, and Richard W. Tobin. Burial | took place in the family lot in Yantic | cemetery where Rev. MT. Graham read committal service. | Erastus s. Day.
 Simple services characterized the flu neral of ErastHs S. Day, formerly consu at Bradford, Eng, and chairman of tht 1 republican state central committee, a | his home in Colchester Thursday after noon Rev. W. o. Brechman, pastor O. the Colchester Congregational church and Rev. Henry A. Blake of Kent, for merly pastor of the church. conducted tn services. There was profusion fo beau tiful flowers. A gathering representative of the town attended and many wer present from other sections. There wa no formal eulogy. The bearers wer four relatives and two old-time friends Burial was in Linwood cemetery.
 Mrs. William Counihan.
 The funeral of Mary Leahy Count han, wife of William Counihan, former ly of this city, took place on Wednes day at her home in Pawtucket, R. I followed by services in the Catholi
 church there. There were many Nor
 wich relatives at the services. Mrs. Counihans was born in Lowel but she had lived in this city. She wa married to William Counlhan of Nor wich son of Anastasia Counihan an the late Daniel Counihan. For mum ) Der of years the family lived in Paw tucket and MT. Counihan is printer g
 the bleachery there. The decease !. leaves four children and her husband There are three sisters in Lowell on ) of whom is Mrs John Erwin. Ther l is a brother a policeman in Lowell. Mrs. Edwin Brown.
 The funeral of Mrs Edwin Brow1
 who was killed in a snashup last Sat
 urday morning on Chamberlain Hil r took place Tuesday afternoon at he late home on Jones street, Colcheste = She is survived by five sisters, Mrs. A , fred Holbroek, New London Mrs. Jess / Wilcox, Mystic; Mrs. George Beeb, Norwich Mrs. Lucy Standish, lone
 street, and Mrs. Sam Gillette, StoninG i ton two brothers, Arthur Standish an : Myles Standish, both of Colchester. Mir : Brown is survived also by three chi :, dren from a former husband They are ! Harley and Alfred Kellogg and Mir | | Laura Rockwell. Interment was '' Jonas street cemetery