Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
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held. The attendance owing weather was unusually small

held. The attendance owing to rainy weather was unusually small.
 At the home of Mrs. William H. Lin- coin Sunday evening farewell party was given in honor of Miss Mabel Neff, Mrs. Lincolns sister. The party was arranged as a shower for Miss Neff in honor of her approaching marriage with Patrick ". Keapey, of Rochester, N. Y. Many beautiful gifts of silver, cut glass and linen were presented Miss Neff Luncheon was. served by the hostess and the evening was passed in the enjoy ment of games and music. Miss Neff left this city Monday Tor Rochester in com pany With Miss Demers.
 William Henry Barber died Sunday at his home on Ripley. Hill. South Gov entry. He was born in Franklin Decem- Der 8, 1844, the son of Benjamin and Mary Sweet Barber. He and his wife celebrated their golden wedding anniver- sary on April 20, 1919. MT. Barber was 8 farmer. He is survived by his wife, Arthur NJ. Macha, the three-year-e son of MT. and Mrs. David Claing Mes i sier Macha, died early Monday morning of bronchial pneumonia. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock l from the parents home on Main street l the body, being placed in the receiving ] vault of St. Josep4ts cemetery. l. Following long Illness 5ohn J. sSul- 1 fiyan- telegraph operator on the Long Is i land railroad, died Saturday at his home
 at 11411 95th avenue Richmond Hill 1 N. Y, of pneumonia He was formerly 9 1 resident of this city. Surviving him are l his wife and two children. of Brooklyn, l N Y, his father, & brother, Danielson i Sullivan, and two. sisters, Nellie and An i IL; ,ff ,-n1 ! was held Monday morning at II o'clock from the family home. with requiem high l mass at St. Benedict.s church. Bur1ai l was in Brooklyn, N. r.
 Edward Leroy Green, the six months 1 old son of MT. and Mrs. Ariel Green, diee
 Saturday at his home in Warrenville i Funeral services were held Sunday af,
 ternoon at 3 o'clock at Warrenville Bap l tist church, Rev. B. C. Bugbee efficiat ;rg. The bearers were Norman Baker 1 Ralph Green, Herbert Green and. Leor Gardiner Burial was in the family plo
 In the Grove cemetery, Eastford. Thj arrangements were in charge of Killou rey Brothers.
 The funeral of Mrs. Margaret J. GilIei Colgan was held Monday morning at 2.Si o'clock from her home on Jackson street followed by a solemn requiem high mas
 at St. Josephs church. at 3 o'clock. Tn
 celebrant was Rev Henry Quinn of Nev
 Hartford. a cousin of Mrs. Goigan. Tn
 deacon was Rev John F. x. Quinn Q
 Montville, another cousin, the sub-dea
 con, Rev. John E. Clark, of this city
 and master of ceremonies; Rev. Charle
 Kelley of this city. Mrs. Edmund R Portelance at the organ and the mas
 was sung by Mrs. Henry Mathieu, Mis-
 Anna Flaherty, and Arthur Roy 4 the body was borne into the church, Mrs
 Henry Mathieu and Arthur Roy san Lead kindly Light and delegations fror St. Anne's Charitable Society and tn Catholic Daughters of America escorte the body to the sanctuary rail. 4 dele gation from the Ladies Auxiliary to tn ] B. R. T. was present from Boston. A
 the offertory. Mrs Mathieu sang o -Salu
 taris; and, as 2 waiting hymn Arthu |