Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-16
FUNERALS
Miss Lydia NJ. Larsen

The f~neral of Lydia NJ. Larsen, daugh ter of Martin and Sena Larsen, was he'd at undertaker's rooms in New London a+ i 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev. P. | M. Kerridgc. rector of St. James Episco- pal church officiated. Burial was in Cedar Grove cemetery.
 Daniel J. Newman
 At 8.3O ocolck Thurs ay morning the i funeral of Daniel T Newman was feld at St. Mary's Star of the Sea church, New London Reuiem high mass was cele- brated by Rev. Alexander c. Wollschlager The bearer were Lawrence. George sn9 i Joseph Nolan cf Norwich, Frank Martin of Schenectady and Julian D. Moran. A quartet sang Lead Kindly Light. Burial was in St Mary's centery.
 Henry E. Brink
 Rev. Joseph A. Elder. pastor of the Huntington Street Bapsitt church New London. officiated at the funeral of Hen " E. Frink. at 101 Blinrnan street, New London, at , o'clock Thursday afternc on. The interment was in Unio cemetery Waterford.
 Mrs. John B. A14sry.
 The funeral of Mrs. Johr B. Avery of Preston was 1eld on Wednesday after noon at ? o'clock at the Brewsters Neck
 
 atives and friends, including relatives from Norwich, PoquonnUc and other places. Tn re were many floral tributes.
 The funeral services were conducted by Rev David 4. Pitt, pastor of the Central Ba 1tist church, of which the de- ceased had been a member. During the services Mrs. Helena M. T. Church sang 2 l Sometime We Will Understand and The Christians Good Night. The bearers were Elm4r E. Tubbs, Charles Tubbs Everett Tupbs and Clarence Carpenter 5 Burial was in the Brewster's Neck cemetery whare> Rev. MT. Pitt read g 2 committaI service.
 Mrs. John H. Fielding. , The funeral of Mrs. John H. Fieldins f was held rom her late home in Mohegar f on Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock witt ] many relatives and friends from Nor wich, New London and other place: . There were many handsome floral trib
 utes. The fUneTal services were con
 ducted by Rev. Robert L. Roberts, pasto, - of Trinity Methodist church, assisted by ? Rev. William H. Bath. The bearer. ' were Edward Norris, J. Alton Loomis I Richard Sanders, E. N. O'Brien. Buria T was in the f. Iuily lot in Yantic cemeter, where Rev. 3Ir. Roberts conducted
 cor1mittal service. George G. Grant wa
 lhe funeral director.
 Mrs. A. R. Porte1ance. Funeral services for Mrs. Adolphe Ro o Portelance were held on Thursday morn > Ing at her late home at 443 Main street :. The large attendance of relatives ant > friends included many from Derry. N $ H., Washington, New London, Jewet e. City and other places. There were man, Ls beautiful floral pieces.
 IS At the services in St. Marys churc 7s Rev. J. H. Bellefeur Of Derry, N. H y was the oelebrant of a solemn high re e- quienn mass with Rev. John McGrath IS New London as deacon and Rev. U. ( le Bellerose of Taftville was sub-deacor r. Rev. r. R. H. DesSurreault of Occur T. was master cf ceremonies Occupyin in seats in the sanctuary were Rev. W. / l. Keefe and Rev. Joseph Seiferman r. Jewett City. At the close of the ma: al Hugh Kinder sang Jesus, Lover of M
 Soul, and as the body was leaving tr 1- church Mir Kinder and Henry J. LaFo1 1e taine sang Nearer My God to Thee. en The bearers were Osmond R. Port tn lance of Washington, Oliver R. Porte 1h lance of Norwich and Albert R. Port IS lance of New Lc 4don, all sons of tF 1t. deceased, Lester Greenman, son-ir ne law, Joseph R. Portelance and D. J. Ga1 m thier of this city. Burial was in u ot family lot in St. Joseph's cemetery whe 10 Rev. Frs. Keefe and Bellefeur conductt oy a committal service.
 cd Cummings 6 Ring were the funer
 directors.