Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-16
FUNERALS.
DuH Harper

Funeral services for Duff Harper were held Friday morning from the funeral parlors of Cummings 6 Ring followed by requiem high mass at St. Patrick's church at which Rev. Rocco J. Guerriero officiated. The musical part of the mass was rendered by Professor Farrell.
 Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery where Rev. Father Guerriero conducted a committal srvice. The bearers were A. B. Lusignan, Earl G. Caron, Peter Lafrense and Earl Cross.
 William Crowley
 The funeral of William Crowley was held Friday morning from the pariors of Cummings & Ring, Rev. William A. seph's cemetery.
 Mir Crowley was born in Burlington, | N. J., fifty years ago, the son of Thomas and Mary Logan Crowley. and was not married He died here Wednesday after . prolonged illness. He had been em- | ployed as a collector.
 Mrs. Jeremiah Gleason There was a large attendance Friday morning at the funeral of Mrs. Jeremiah 1 Gleason, held from 458 North Main street, relatives attending from Water l bury, Stonington and other places. Ser vices were held in St. Marys church where Rev. Frederick M Coholan offici- ated, the musical part of the mass being in charge of Henry LaFontaine and Mrs Timothy Donovan. MT. La Fontaine sang Beautiful Land on High. Burial was in the family plot in St. Mary's cem- etery where a committal service was held. The bearers were Edward KeIli-
 her of Stonington. Edward Gleason
 Thomas Sullivan, Daniel Murphy, Daniel
 Hallihan and William B. Shea.
 Arrangements were by Cummings
 Ring.
 Isaac Avery Woodmansee
 Funeral services for Isaac Avery wood.
 mansee were held Friday afternoon al
 the home of his daughter. Mrs. Clinton
 c. Simpson at 24 Colt street. The service : was conducted by Rev Thomas H. M
 Ockford of St. James church in Poque tanuck. The bearers were two sons Clarence A Woodmansee of HartforC : and Henry P. Woodmansee of this city ) and two sons-ln-law. Clinton c. Simp son and John Grove, both of this city
 Burial was in the family plot in Poque ) tanuck cemetery, where Rev. Mir Ockfort 3 conducted committal service. Church { Allen were in charge of the funeral ar ! engagements.
 James s. Countermam. The funeral of James s. Counterma,
 was held at his home on Chapel Hill g Yantic at two o'clock Wednesday after g noon. The casket rested in the parlo surrounded by forms of beautiful flower : which showed the esteem in which h g was held.
 = Rev. W. D. Hetherington of the Fitct e vile Baptist church, officiated. Mrs. Reu e ben P. Potter sang, Jesus Lover of M 7 Soul. The bearers were Arad R. Mar e ming. Hermon J. Gibbs, Wareham V + Bentley and Edward E. Smith.
 MT. Counterman is survived by h
 wife, who was Hannah Dawley an
 three children, Mrs. James Smith. MI,
 Emma c. Counterman and William I ,s Counterman also three grandchildren = Mrs Walter Wilson, Ernest Smith an d William Henry Counterman, IT,, and or V great-grandehild, Gladys Mae Wilson. f Among the beautiful flowers were '. pillow marked Husband spray mar ,f ed Father; crescent, marked Grandp - from William Henry Counter7nan, u ,a wreath from Mir. and Mrs. Walter " ' son and Ernest Smith standing wrea it from the Yantic Fire Engine e. 4s wreath from MT and Mrs. Edward ,e Smith; wreath from the Jones a, I ,l Bishop families; wreath from M .s Stephen Davis, Mrs. William Tucker al ,e J. s. Brown of Rhode Island; wrea i from Mrs. Charles Miner and ia, "a fly; sprays from the following: MT. a 'd Mrs. A. R. Manning, MT. a ~ Mrs. H. J. Gibbs, Mir and Mrs 0r " Congdon MT. and Mrs. Flies Stock
 Mrs. Mary Fitmarsh and family, Mi al Charles Carpenter. Louis Burdick a, ,a family, MT. and Mrs Ralph E. Cha ~, of Washington, R. L, Marjory and I " liot Grieve Mir. and Mrs Fred Kingsle
 Miss Rena Barber and Mrs Evere
 Stark, Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Chase. M
 Thomas Lenihan. Mrs, j. Cranston, \ h.. and Mrs. Charles Sweetser and M. 2: Shea.