Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-06-08
FUNERALS.
Mrs. Marie BOdine Hopes.


Hopes of Fishers Island was held Tues
day night. Prayer was said at 7 o'clock
at her cottage on the ISLAND by Chaplain
Armstrong of the U. S. army. The bear
ers were men who had been in her en-
ploy for a period of 80 years or more.
Following prayer. the casket was drawn
by horses which had been owned by Mrs
Hopes for more than 20 years and
brought by a special boat trip to New
London and taken to Bethlehem, Pa, on
the 4S0 o'clock train Services were
held at Bethlehem at O'Clock Wednes-
day and burial was in Nisky Hill GENE
terry.
John Perringer.
Wednesday, morning at $50 o'clock
the funeral Of John Perringer was held
from the parlors of Undertakers Cum
mlngs and Ring. Relatives and fiends
were present and there were a number
OF floral remembrance. At 8 o'clock
mass of requiem was held in ST. Pat
rick's church, Rev. Myles P. Calvin Of
nciating AT the close of the mass Abide
With Me was rendered by Mrs Frank L.
Farrell
The bearers were Joseph Cook, Matin
; Wenzel, John Suntheimer and Frederick
Goss and burial took place in ST. Jo-
seph's cemetery where Rev NJ. H. May
read the co1nmlttal service,
Mr.. Perringer died Monday after an
illness Of over year. He resided at
No. IS Durham street He was a ma
tive of Austria where he was born As
years ago. He was the son of Joseph
and Cevelia Southeimer Perringer and
was employed as wool stripper. Surviv-
; ing are a wife. two sons and two daugh-
tiers, and one brother, Joseph Perringer
of this city
Mrs. James Saunders,
There wss a large attendance a the
| funeral Of Ellen Burke, wife of James
Saunders, which was held Tuesday morn
| ing from the home of her daughter, Mrs
| John Stott, Of No. So Main street.
requiem mass was held at St Patrick;
church with Rev. Myles P. Calvin as
ceIabrant
The bctrer dere three sons, Charles
James and Patrick Saunders and Johr
Foley, and burial took place in st. Mary:
cemetery Father Calvin conducted Z
committal service at the grave. There
was number of beautiful floral tokens
| of esteem.
Elijah B. Morgan.
The funeral of Elijah B, Morgan wa
held from the home of his parents No
| ~ Rogers avenue, Wednesday Afternoon
! at Il1lCJ Win
! large attendance of relatives and friends
There were numerous beautiful flowers
! Rev. George H. Strouse. of Water
| ford. formerly of this city conducted thu
service The bearers were Joseph Har
ris, Leon Harris, William Quinley anC
Morton Rainsford and burial took plact
in Maplewoed cemetery.
The exceptionally beautiful flowers
and floral forms included a pillow in
scribed "Son," from the sorrowing par
ents; standing cross marked Brother
from Ripple Morgan and Miss Emm;
F. Morgan, brother and sister; pink anC
white carnations from Thomas Churcl
and family; wreath of roses. peonies AM
carnations, Olive ouinley and family
spray of white flowers and pink carna
tons, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Church AM
family; Gates Aiar from Mrs. Leonar,
Harris and son, and Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Joslyn; wreath of galaxia leaves wit
pink carnations, Gilbert Clark and fam
lily and Merton Rainsford galaxi
wreath and mixed flowers, Robert Glib
son and son wreath of galaxia leave
and white carnations, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Quinley; spray Of pink carnatfon
tied with white chiffon, Walter; spra
of peonies tied with white chiffon, Nj
and Mrs Eugene Smith.
Undertaken c. A eager had charg
of the funeral arrangements.