Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
FUNERALS.
Ms. Thomas neetham.

Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas B. Beetham (Nellie Deningl were held Thursday afternoon-s 2.30 at the funer- al parlors of Church and Allen, with relatives. friends and neighbors attend ing. Rev. J. E,dred Brown, rector Of Trinity Episcopal church read the ser vice. There. were choice floral pieces. The bearers wsre four brothers in-iaw. John and William Beetham, Frank Pro- dell and James DuMont. The hody was placed in the receiving vault at Maple wood cemetery, where Rev. Mir. Brown conducted the lcommittal service,
 Nellie Deming Benjams1 Beethaan was the mother of five children, two havlng died in infancy. 4 daughter, Mrs Eleanor E. Kenneth. died about three years ago leaving all infant son. Richard Benjamin Kenneth. whom Mrs Beeth- am took and carsd for as long as she lived. &There !s another erandchild, John Edwin Street. Of Norwich
 Mrs. Beetllam received her education in New Britain where she was born. She was graduated when a young woman from New Britain Normal school. She was 2 very successful teacher, being con sidered among the best in those days. She taught in Pine Meadow, near Hart ford, and for several years on Wauwe- GUS Htn The sympathy of the commit nlty has been manifest for the family. especially Thomas B. BeethaYn who was | called upon to part with a devoted wife and loving mother within twenty-fou- i hours, the deaths taking place in the same house; and the funeral being held 1 the same day. Returning from his wife's l funeral, MT. Beetham's sorrow was in l dopble portion, he having immediately l attended the funeral of his mother
 Mrs. Joseph Beetham.
 Funeral services for Ellen Cotton l widow Of Joseph Bcethau1, were held i Thursday afternoon at 345 at Gager's 1 funeral parlors with a large attendance Of relatives and friends, some having come from out Of town. Rev. !. Eldred Brown, rector Of Trinity Episcopa, l church conducted the service Mrs 1 William Grove, Jr., sang How Sweet the l Name Of Jesus Sounds and Lead, Kindly Light. There were beautiful floral trip utes. representing nearly all of the. larg, l family of relatives. The. bearers wer, four grandsons, Arthur Prodeil, Howard Beerhan, Charles and Frederick Ister. 1 son. Rev. Mir. Brown read the commit tai service at the receiving vault at Ma plewood cemetery, where the body wa placed until the weather conditions ar favorable for it's removal and ourisl T the family plot in, Franklin cemetery.
 Hollis Hyde Palmer.
 The funeral Of Hollis Hyde Palmer, lifelong resident Of Preston was held ol i Thursday afternoon at the Preston Git. l Congregational church. where MT. Palm CT had long been 8 member and a deacor following a prayer service at. his home ol Garfield avenue The prayer service 2 the home was conducted by Rev. Alexan der H. Abbott. pastor oG the United Con gregationaI church.
 The services at the church were con ducted by Rev. U. L Mackey of Ney York, 2 nephew Of MT. Palmer. Durin the service Mrs. Clifton Dawley san; l Walk in the Light -and Some Day We,
 Understand. The bearers were Wilh Palmer, Ernest Kennedy Walter Hyd and Elisha Davis There was 9 yer large attendance Of relatives and friend at the services sn the church and tn beautiful floral tributes included form from the members Of the Preston Cit grange and the Congregational churci
 Burial was in the Palmer cemetery i ; Preston, where there WAS g. conrnitts service. Church & Allen having charge ( the funeral arrangements.