Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-05
OBITUARY.
Mrs. John Bonallue.

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 Mrs John Donalue.
 K Following an Illness of about a week, Ellen E. OSullivan wife of John Dona- hue, died Saturday morning at $50 o'clock at her home, AZ Roath street Al though seriously ill for only week, she had been in failing health for several
 Mrs. Bonahuer was born in this city and was the daughterso MT. and Mrs. Patrick O'sulliyan1 Surviving. are her husband and three children, John r Donahue. Miss Catherine M Donahue and Mrs. M Matthew Sullivan of Norwich. There are also a sister, Mrs. Hannah Cronin of this city and a brother. John P. O'Suli- van also of Norwich, and one grand= chifd Miriam V. Sullivan.
 Algodt K. Peterson.
 f Saturday morning at 3 45 o'clock Agodt K. Peterson, 4 years of age. died at his 7hon1e, 165 Rockwell.s sstreet,9following an illness of two weeks 4lr. Peterson was born in Sweden but most of his life had been passed in this country.
 For 15 years he conducted a photo graph studio in Hartford and for the past six years had resided in Norwich. He is survived by, his wife, who was Dorothy Mann of Norwich, one son, E years oi age, two brothers and five sisters. Al one stime Mir Peterson Was president oi l the National Association of Photograph | eCs of America
 Mrs. Clement s, Manwaring.
 Mrs Lucif1e~ 1Ianwaring, for over 50 years a resident of Mantle died there saturday. she had been i'll since Feb luary 15, and health gradually declined Mrs Manwaring was thewdow of Clem- ent s. Manwarring, who died IS years ago. She was a member of the Congre- gational church of Mantle.
 She was born S2 years ago the daugh- | terof Chaunceyand Hulda Manwaring, late of Clinton Nephews and nieces are | the nearest surviving relatives. Includ- | ed in these are Charles J. Manwaring ot 14N1antfc, w F. Clark Of Lyme; Wes1 Clark. of West SpringfieId Mass, Chann cey Manwaring of Clinton, Mrs. Addi' Watrous of Milford Mrs. W J. Walde1 i of New London and sAIrs-E5 James T ' Wheeler of New Yondon.
 I EIijah Bailey Morgan
 Elijah Bailey Morgan. 9S years Q I age1 son of MT. and Mrs. Myron 0 Morgan of No!f 72 Rogers avenue, die' | in Preston Sunday afternoon abou 2:3O o'clock. Mr. Morgan had been I a poor health for sometime past.
 He was born in Norwich June P 1883 and had always made his nom in this. city although at various time he was employed by out of town con cernsA For a numbersof years he wa employed at the cutlery. He also wa employed in Waterbury, Wellington and .Ivoryton -on-the- Hudson.
 He is survived by his parents, on brother. Ripple Morgan and "a siste Miss Florence Morgan, of Norwich
 Mrs. Edwin oldfield Elizabeth Cooper 0Idfield, widow ( Edwin sOIafie4d. died Saturday eve ming at 10 o5cIoc clz. standard stfmes ] her home, No, 5Q2 Main street as tn result of. a shock which she suffere earlier in the evening. Mrs. OlClf1ei suffered a shock Wednesday whic was followed by a second shock Sat
 Urday. A She. was born in Worcester Aug ust 28, 1851. In. March, 1888, she ws | united in marriage with Edwin 0le field in this clay and after their mal riage they resided at No, 535 Mai street. Later they moved to No. ,; l Main street. Mir. Qldf6ld died abol four wears ago,
 Surviving Mrs. O1lfield are the fo | lowing nepheWs and nieGes: Frank . Munroe, of this city, Mrs Mary Wet : of Worcester, Mrs. George Wells z : Norwich, Miss Emily NJ. Munroe e Norwich and3 George F. Cooper
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