Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-06
OBITUARY
Mrs. John Duhaime

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The tragic death last week of Mrs.
Parmelie Duhaime merits more than a
passing notice. Few women whose life
was so quiet and unobtrusive have left
so many friends and neighbevs to SO
truly mourn her departure from a world
which was brighter and better for her
living in it.
Her first thought seemed always to be
for othens-either in kindly attentions
during sickness or at the time of death,
in the cheering words of sympathy in
sorrow or loss, helpful acts in a hundred
ways which showed that her mind anS
heart We're filled with genuine love for
those about her. If it be true that all we
can offer when life is ended and we APP
pear before the judgement seat will be,
not earthly wealth or honors or posses
siens, but the good deeds done through
life which We carry in our hands, thic
kind and charitable woman must in truth
have had to offer hands overlooking with
acts of love and charity pleasing to the
Lord, Whom she had always served so
faithfully and so consistently, and it may
be added, in that humility which He al
ways praised as characteristic of His
| real followers. Many besides those OF
her own household sorrow. and will ever
| sorrow, that this good, Christian woman
! is with them no more!
| Allen S. Williams
| New York, Feb. 5.--Ailen S. Williams
| 81, author, naturalist and friend Of the
late John Burroughs, died in a hospital
tonight. Thirty years ago after several
years spent in newspaper work, Mr.. Will
| lians wrote a box exposing the Illicit
drug trade and its effects. which led tc
! the adoption of stringent laws concerning
the sale of opium. He is survived by a wi
dow
Joseph Maison Sloan
/ Philadelphia, Feb 5-Joseph Mafso,
Sioan a widely F1own actor of years ago
died today a. his home. He was l year.
old.
AS a member of the old stock compan,
of the Walnut street theatre, Sloal play
ell With the elder Booth, Lucille Western
Ada Rehan Maggie Mitchell and with onC
Denier, the elaborated Gown. He was
direct descendant of Cheylier Pierr
MafSon. one of Naltoleons MAJ shals.
Judge Francis NJ Scott.
New York e5. 5.-Former srpren
Court Justice Francis NJ. Scott chair111al
of the commission appointed for the re
vision OF the New York city charter die
toGay at his home in Park avenae. Dealt
was due to pneumonia and followed
weeks Illness. He was 70 years old
Mr. Scott for several years was a mem
Der of the state supreme cour, a9peilat
division to which he was first elected il
1897. He had been active in ty an
state politbcs for many years and was on
of the opponents of the notorio IS Tive e
ring. He was New York corso-atio
counsel for term, and for a time was
law 2artner OF James W. Gerard, form
er anf0as ador to Germany He was
native of New York city, and a grahuat
of New York University and the Co.unl
bia College law school.
Miss Josephine Anna Krajewski.
Miss Joseph.ne Anna Krajewski, daus1
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Krajewski c
Isl Bosws< avenue died at her home 0
Saturday following. an Illness of abou
four weeks. Miss Krajewski was born i
Shenandoah, Penn. OH April 6, 1897, bq
most of her fife has been passed. in Noi
wich where she is well known and has
large circle of friends. She was a men
Der of st. Joseph's church aR5 a me1rrbe
of the Children of Mary.
~he is survived by her parents,
brother William three sisters, Mrs. star
ley ]. Characterised. Beatrice ard Arlen
Krajewski, all of Norwich.