Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-27

year In the stere of ". H. Hiilard. at ATirtowH, North EteHingten. He then taught school for one winter and next was employed for tive years Tn the store of D. W. Stewart, in the game place. In 1865 he came to Norwich and entered tho employ of the late Benjamin H. Palmer, as a booklzeeper and remained there fos 22 years thtil 1881, when. In company with H. A. Pitcher, he engaged in general store business on North Main street, under the name of Pitcher and Maine.
 1, This partnership continued for ten years. when MT. Maine purchased his partners interest and in the same year, 1897, moved to the then newly completed l Kelly Block on Central avenue where he had since conducted fourishing dry i goods and grocery business.
 1 MT. Maine was a republican in his po- l litical views and had served two years l in the court of common council. He was 1 a member of the old Third Baptist church, now the Federated church, and
 had been a clerk of the church society
 and superintendent of the Sunday school for a number of years.
 At Stonington, May II, 1869, Mir. Maine was united in marriage with Ma
 ria w., daughter of Capt. Au1n G. l Beebo, sea captain of that town. Mrs. Maine died of a9epiexy, January 1T, 1s9s at the age of 49 years, About l2 years ago Mir, Maine again married, h 2
 second wife being sabina Hillard cf North steningten,
 He is survived by his wife. eHe sister
 Miss Harriet A. Maine ef Norwich, 8
 eoa. William A, Maine ef this city. Anf daughter. Mrs. William H. Cevey ef
 Norwich and feiiF grandchildren. Henry Albert eevay, Lewis AfsiHe CsYeF, Aus- i tin Beeba 6eveY and William Benjamin covay.
 Mir. Maine was highy respo3ssd by 2 . host of warm and sincere friends wile } deeply regret his death.. He was up , cossful business man.
 gHaeles DfeseEier: i Alter 15 ATeeits ef illness EitH hear trouble, the aeatH 6f Charles frescl-kj occurred at 6'eIeek Friday ttto+nftg r
 his hene at 959 Central --4ue. He has 1 been confined te' his bed alf the time aiit had been an intense sufferer but he be.
 eeFhe With utmost feFtitude and patience MT. DFesei1er was born in New York
 Sept. 1e, 1884, but had been a resiIeh
 of this city for 55 years of his fife, hi
 parents, Katherine T., and the late Hen
 ry F. Drescher, removing here when h.
 was two years old. He was educate, in the Greenevile schools and after leav
 ing school learned the trade of q bel a maker at the Norwich Belt Efanufac . turing Co, and had been employed ther . ever since. He was member Of She v tuci1et lodge, No. 27, and Palmyrs En
 campment. No. 3, T. o. o. F., and wa n prominent in both organizations havin n held the highest offices He also he l. longed to Norwich lodge of Elks. Nc n 43O, Norwich Aeric. No. 367, F, 0. E f and the Greeneville Hooks Hn was !. man of high principles, faithful to h y home and loving son and brothe.. sr He is survived by his mother. th4e
 sisters, Miss Helen M. Drescher Of fiji a city, Mrs. Charles S. Donnelly of West n chester, Pa, Mrs. c. P. O'NeiI of Shrine $ field, Mass, and three brothers. Hear 7. and George of Norwich, and Jotn c e Boston.
 Daniel Barry. V Daniel Barry, 50, died suddenly Mo,
 day night at the home of his sister. MT
 ". G. Wilcox, Bl Noank He seemed
 be in good heath until Monday eyenin Ii when he was taken i'll with heart tro,,hI h from which he died almost irnmediatel n He was born in Norwich but has naf s. his home with his sister. who is his on ,r surviving relative
 The funeral was held Thursday nor
 ing at s.s0 o'clock at St. Josept's churc
 NoanK, Rev. William J. Fitzgerald eel
 brating the requiem mass. Burial ", k- fVa k.I- -T-H