Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-07

New London. having been i'll for the past /
six weeks from heart trouble. She was
born In New London 20 years ago the
daughter of Thomas N. and Louisa Sui
ivan -McCue, and livAd in New London /
the whole of her life except for a few |
weeks when she made her home in New
Haven with her husband Going to
New London about three months ago she
became i'll soon after her arrival. She
leaves besides her husband a nine
months-old baby. Louise her parents, a
sister, Mary. and four brothers, Thomas,
Stephen, Martin and John, all of New
London.
Mrs. James G. CHEEKY
Arlene T. (Thurston) widow of James
G.. Cherry died at her home II Russell
street Worcester, January Srd, aged 5
years, 10 mos, and days. She was born
in Boston. the daughter of Henry c. and
Harriet E. (Hilton) Thurston. She leaves
I've sons; Douglas T. and G--rdan A. three
daughters Dorothy H. Gertrude A. and
Marion c.. al Of Worcester.
Funeral services were held at the Home
Chapel Of George Sessions Sons Co, II
Please STREET Worcester. Friday at
D. m Burial was in Hope cemetery,
Worcester.
AIoody-sisson Wedding
| A pretty home wedding took place Z,
Is Monroe street. Lakewood, r. L, when
Rev. Whitman L. Wood, rastor Of the
Baptist church of Lakewood r. L, unit
! ed in marriage Miss Sara A Sisson, Lake
wood, R. I, and James B. Moody of Nor
! wch Conn. They were> attended by Mrs
Beulah Phillips and Louis Phillips Little
Miss Ruth Phillips was ring bearer
Mrs. Edwin s. AEard.
Mrs. Sarah Stanton Browning. Arard.
mother of Attorney Harry B. Agard of
Westerly. died Wednesday morning at
the Rockville hospital where she went
about week ago for minor operation.
Cerebral hemorrhage developed.
She was born in Green Hill R. L,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George W.
and Elizabeth Crandan Browning, July
5. 1855.
She was educated in the Rhode Island
schools and graduated from East Green
witch Academy. For a number of years
she taught school, Sept 5, 1875, she
marble Edwin s Agard.
She is survived by her husband. Judge
Edwin s. Agard a son. Harry Browning
Agard of Westerly, r. l., and three
daughters Mrs. Florence Agard Bah
cac11 Of Portland. Ore, Mrs Lila
!. Agard Stafford Of New York and Mrs. Eli.
za5eth Agsrd Carpenter of Hartford and
; seven gran lchlIdren, FTerer1ck BrOWn-
ing Agard, Westerly r. l.; Elizabeth 3
Babcock. Frances Kfmban Babcock
Marjory Jean Babcock Katharine Agar6
Babcock of Portland Ore, Henry B
Stafford and Lila Stafford of New Yorl
and three nieces, Miss Lucille Agard ant
Mrs. Marian Agard Baker of Tollant
and Mrs Katharine Agard Meacham o
I Bowdingham. Me.
l. Frank p. Chapman.
Frank P. Chapman, for many years
resident Of the town of Bozr.h. died Il
his home there on Friday. shortly afte
noon. following an illness of about 81,
weeks
Mr.. Chapman was born In East<I.ym
on June Is, 1858, the son of Solomon an,
Clarissa Wales Chapman. About 5
l years ago he was married in Norwich t
Y Miss Nellie Edwards who survives hir
with the following children: John, Ray
$ nond, Clarissa Mrs. William E. Cong
: don, all of Bozrah, and Robert, who i
at present in the U S. army m Germany
: He also leaves two brothers. Moses an
? Serville Chapman of East Lyme, thre
2 sisters, Mrs. Harriet Alexandria of Nor
q witch, Mrs. Lillian Ryan of Californi
= and Mrs Ellen Gillette of East Lynx
1 There is also one grandchfld Wi1liar
Robert Congdon.
: Mrs. John Angelone.~
s Following a lingering illness Mrs Ar
) tonia Angelone, widow of John Ange
\. lone, died at her home at 81 Mort
: street on Friday afternoon. She wa
: born in Italy s. years ago, but tn
greater part of her life has been soer
|, IN this city where she Is we'll and IA
h vorably known She was a member &
i ST. Mary's church.
= She is survived by two daughter
:. Mrs. Peter Angelone Of this city and, ar
= other daughter in Italy. There are se1
v eral grandchildren.
Mrs. Claude e. Stevens,
Through notice IN a Seattle, Wash
TAPER it Is learned that Mrs. Claude I
L Stevens. formerly Miss Harriet E. Noye
! ~ Norwich. died there in a hospital Ia.
: Monday evening. Mrs. Stevens was TO,
y lnerly employed IN the store of Moves
! l)avis for many years and was tt
= Laughter OF c. H. Noyes of Norwich WI
2 For many years conducted a pop-cor
n business on Fountain street. She lie
2 the employ OF the local store abo1
lie rwenty years ago and went to Boston
The notice Of her death IN the seatt
l. paper is as follows:
t Mrs. Harriet z. Stevens. wife of C1au,
al E. Stevens Seattle attorney and own,
a ~ I erH NllII r arms, near TINS city, Ole
l. ut the Providence hospital Monday ev
le ring following an operation necessitatt
S by an illness of many years.
n } Mrs. Stevens was born in Norwic
Pom, Feb. "a. 1873. She had been
resident of Seattle for II years conf,
here from Boston in 1904 and was
n ways an ardent booster of the PACT
=. Northwest devoting considerable time
w disseminating literature pertaining
IN 6eattle throughout the east
n She was the daughter of Caleb Holm
e lNoyes and Mary Moves Of Norwic
ne I3onn. Besides her husband she leav
al Tn uncle. James Moves of Lynn, Mas
End three cousins, Mrs Grace Vince
a. Boyee Of New York, Howard Charlt
IL hind Earl P. Charlton Of New Bedfor
&c Mass.
Ernest r. NorIing.
- Ernest R. Norling died in this city
Thursday after a 10 days illness vi
- appendicitis. Mr.. Norling had been Ell
~ i1ioyed as a fireman for some time VII
- he was taken i'll. He was born in Sw
- Nen, July 16. 1895, and came to IL
- houutry when child. He was the s
- PIT Gottfried Norling and has made !
~ F2onle here for some time He is 81
he Lived by his mother and other relativ
Death of wallingford Women.