Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-24
OBITUARY.
Mrs. William T. Keast.


 Mrs. Mary Grace Keast. wife of Will liam T. Keast died at her home in Stony Creek, Wednesday morning at o'clock, after an illness of six months. Mrs. Keast was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Percy of Mckinley avenue, this city, and had often visited here, where she had many friends. who will be sad dened to hear of her death.
 Besides her husband she leaves three children, Dorothy, Mary and William J.. her parents, three brothers and one sister, Joseph and Stanley of Paw tucket R. l., and Norman and Emily who live at home.
 Burial will be in Westerly. R. l., where the family had always resided un- til seven years ago.
 Henry Clay Irish A letter was received by former Pa trolrnan John Irish, of Laurel Hill ave nue, Wednesday morning informing him that his brother, Henry c. Irish. of Togus, Me, had suffered shock early in the week. Late Wednesday afternoon MT. Irish received a telegram announcing his brothers death The body is to be brought to Norwich for burial. Henry Clay Irish, 7s, was born in Preston, Conn., May IS, 1s42, the son of Jedediah Randall Irish and Nancy N Irish. August 11th, 1868, he married I Sarah E. Cables. of Greeneville the of fciating clergyman being Rev R. P Stanton. His wife died year after their marriage and their son died when six years old.
 i MT. Irish was a skilled pattern-makel and for years was employed by the VII. liam H. Page Steam Heating Co.,, of Nor l wich. He lived in Greeneville and 1T Norwich until about twenty-five years ago, when he left to make his home ir Togus.
 MT. Irish enlisted during October, 1se | In Company c. First Connecticut Caval ry, at the same time and in the same company with his brother, John Irish ant the two brothers left for the field to gether, serving three years Both wer charter members of Sedgwick Post No 1. c. A. R.. instituted March IA, 1888. I is an interesting fact that this deatl leaves only two charter members, of tn Service of Greeneville
 Henry C. Irish served on the officia board of the Post, also was prominent Il the plays and other entertainments give by the Grand Army here. Of the tw daughters and three sons of the family John Irish is now the only survivor MI Irish leaves also two cousins, Mrs. Ava Morgan and Mrs. Fannie Tillotson, bot Of Flanders Conn. He was a good citi zen, an expert workman and a brave so dier, whose useful life was in accor with the obligations of his worthy ances try and the traditions of his native tow1 Mrs Daniel ". Rowley.
 Mrs. Lucy E., wife of Daniel W. Row ley of Waterford, died at her home a noon Wednesday after being confined t her bed for two weeks. Besides he husband she is survived by four chi dren, Jesse, Leon, Clayton and Raymont g her father, Henry Gardiner of Water 5 ford, two sisters, Mrs. Frank Brooks an Mrs. Daniel Button of Few London, an f one brother, Edward Gardiner.
 Mrs. William M Tucker. 5 Mrs. Sarah Ann Spink Tucker, wido f of William B. Tucker, died at her hon f ] at 30 Penobscot street on Wednesda afternoon following an illness of sho : duration. Mrs. Tucker had been in failin = health for some time past but was n,
 seriously i'll until Saturday.
 She was born in Rhode Island, bl the greater part of her life has bee spent in this city and Lebanon where sl resided for number of years. In Lel . anon 5s years ago she was united l marriage with William B. Tucker, WI
 died a number of years ago She . survived by three children, daughte
 Mrs. Nellie Bailey of East Haddem, tv - sons, William s. Tucker of this cf t and Arthur E. Tucker. formerly of No d wich