Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-28
FUNERALS.


The funeral of Mrs. Ernest Heber was
held Friday morning at her late home at
536 Main street with large attendance
of relatives and friends, some coming
from Boston, Willimantic, Hartford and
New London. There. were many hand
some floral forms.
At the services in st. Marys church
Rev. w A Keefe was the celebrant of
the mass of requiem. Henry ]. 1aFon-
taine was at the organ, and at the close
of the mass sang Lead Kindly Light and
as the body was borne from the church
he rendered Nearer, My God, to Thee.
The bearers were Joseph Slattery, Jere-
niah A. Desmond, A. c. Heber. Harold
Stone, Frank A. Sisk and John Donovan.
Burial was in St. Josephs cemetery.
where Rev. w. Il. Kennedy read a COM
initial service.
Cummings Ring were In charge Of
the services.
John Henry Butler.
The funeral of John Henry Butler
was held Friday morning at SIS o'clock
from his home on Elm avenue. At 9 o.
clock in the Sacred Heart church, the
pastor, Rev. Charles W. Brennan, sang
| a requiem high mass. Miss Elizabeth A.
| Malone, organist, was in charge of the
music. At the offertory Miss Mary
| Buckley sang Pie Jesu and for wait
| ing hymn Thy Will Be Done. AS the
| body was borne from the church, the
| choir sang Lead, kindly Light. There
were beautiful floral pieces. The bear
ers were John Mullen, Burrill Lathrop
Edward Walsh and Daniel Whebon, the
! last named a brother-in-law of Mr.. But
| Ter, also Lawrence Hampton of Monson
Mass, and Charles Forrest of Brooklyn
| n. Y. Burial was in st. Joseph's Gem
| etery, where Father Brennan read the
! comnlittal service. The funeral ar
| rangements were in charge of Cumming.
G. Ring
In the large attendancee wre relative.
and family friends including a number
from New York city, Brooklyn. n. Y.
Monson, Mass, Waterbury, Hartford
and Willin /ltic.
Mrs. George b. Congdon.
The funeral of Mrs. George b Cong
don was held Friday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of her mother, Mrs
Adam Wiedwald, at Is Winchester street
with an attendance that included man,
relatives and friends from Norwich AM
other citiea. There were many hand
some floral tributes.s The services wer
conducted by Rev. P. F. Werth, pastor o
the German Lutheran church. The bear
ers were John Laskowski, Otto Laskow
ski, George Laskowski, Edward Witch
ski. Burial was in the family plot il
| Naplewood cemetery.
| c. A. eager was in charge of the flu
| neral arrangements
Mrs. William j. Hogan.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ward Ho
gan. wife of William j. Hogan was hell
Wednesday morning at o'clock from
her late residence, so School street, a
Taunton, Mass, followed by a solemn
high mass of requiem at st. Mary
church at 8. Ri. Rev. Monsignor Jane
Coyle was ceIebrant, Rev. George Nc
Nance, deacon and Rev. John Shay. sub
deacon. There was 4 large attendance
including relatives and friends from Nor
, witch, New Haven and Beverly.
Burial was in the family lot in st. 10
seph's cemetery and the bearers wer
Matthew ]. Nixon, John Williams Al
bert Webster. John Quigley, Jane
Conefy and W. Francis Murray.
, Mrs. James Maher.
Mrs. Annie Dease Maher died Wedne
day morning at her home, No. SO Sprut
street Mrs. Maher was the widow
| James Maher. who came to Norwich 8
years ago as local supervisor of the Ne
York, New Haven and Hartford railroa
This position he held for a number
years.
Mrs. Maher was born in Cavan, Ir
, land, the daughter of Patrick and Bridg
Riley Dease. Her father was a gradua
of Maynooth coisge.
! Mrs. Makers younger years were pas
: ed in Princeton, n. j., where her faith
was engaged in teaching. She is survive
by a son, James Maher formerly a ira
dispatcher of the New York New Have
: and Hartford road, and two daughter
: Mrs. F. E. Dondleson and Mrs. John
: / Murphy, I'd. of this city.
: Burial will be in Princeton.