Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-14
FUNERALS.
Mrs. John Walsh.


The funeral of Mrs. John Walsh was
held Monday morning from her late
home at 1874 Boswell avenue with an at
tendance that included many relatives
and friends from New Haven Water
bury and other places. There were many
handsome floral tributes arranged about
the casket
At the services in st. Mary's church.
Rev. w. H. Kennedy was celebrant Of
the mass of requiem and Henry ]. La
Fountaine presided at the organ and at
the close of the mass sang Abide With
Me. As the body was borne from the
church the choir sang Nearer My God
to Thee. The bearers were Patrick
Houlihan. Patrick j. Houlihan, Michael
Houlihan of Norwich, James Houlihan
of Waterbury. Thomas Cummings and
Michael Connell also of this city Bur
ial took place in the family lot in st.
Mary's cemetery where Rev. FIR. Ken
nedy read a committal service.
Cummings and Ring were the funeral
directors.
Mrs. George X. Sanders
The funeral of Mrs Isabella A. San
ders widow of George K. Sanders, was
held at Trinity Episcopal church on Mon
day afternoon with a large Number ossrei-
atlves and friends present There were
many handsome floral tributes. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev ]. Eldrei
Brown. During the service the choir with
Miss Mildred P Wightman at the organ
sang the Burial Anthem, Rock of Ages
and Abide With Me.
The bearers were Walter E. Gilbert,
C. Percival Chabrnan, William R. Denni-
son, George Friswell, Charles Stapeton
and Allen c. Matthews. Burial was in
e4o of
don where there was a conFnittal service
C. A. eager was the funeral director
Miss Mary E. whaley
Burial services for Miss Mary E.
WhaIey, who died in the Masonic home at
Waiaingford on Saturday took place at
the far-ily lot in Comstodk cemetery in
Monfwl.e ON Monday AFTERNOON The
services were conducted by Rev C. c.
Tlbbits OF Montvflle and friends acted
as bearers. c. A. eager, Jr was the fun
eraly director.
Miss Whadey had spent practically al
of her life in Montvf1le and was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Whaley.
Walter A. Bogue
The funeral of Walter A Boque, who
died at the Lawrence and Memorial Asso
ciated hospital in New London was HEX
in that city at 2.30 Sunday afternoon. Rev
o. G.. Buddington, castor Of the Poquon
noe Bridge Baptist church, offic;ated
Burial wa sin Ledyard cemetery, Groton
where the connnittal was in accordance
with the knights of Pythias ritual
The bearers were George w. Randall
| Fred Rowley, James P. Brady and Gay
| ton B. Smith, members of Trumbull lodge
| Knights of Pythias of New London.
Alexander b. Pendletou
| Funeral services for Alexander Bing
/ ham Pendleton were held Monday after
noon at two O'Clock, at Gager's funera
parlors with a large attendance. includ
| ing many relatives and friends iron
| Norwich and other cities. Rev Gurdol
F. Bailey, pastor of the First Congrega
tional church, conducted the service. Pro
fessor HUGH Kinder sang Jesus Lover O
My Soul and Abide With Me Their
were beautiful floral pieces
The bearers were Jaioez Bailey, Clnto
Rogers, Rev. Thomas Peabody and War
rem S. Rnrt, the last mentioned of GTotoT
formerly of Norwich.
The body was placed IN the receivin
vault at Maplewood cemetery where Re7
Mr.. Bailey read the committal servc'
Undertaken c. A. eager was in charge {
the arrangements.
Among relatives attending from out {
town were Mr.. Pendletons son, Henri
Pendleton of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
than A. Bingham, of Hartford, formerl
of Norwich, and members of the Lor
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