Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18
OBITUARY,
Glenwood s. Barlow

Glenwood S. Barlow, Ga Mechanic street
Pawtucket, died at about 1880 a. m.
Tuesday at his home as a result Of lung
trouble which developed while serving in
the American army in France. He was
born in New London "a years and
months ago, the son Of Samuel and Maria
Wheelden Barlow and remained there I'M
til he was IS years old when his family
toop up their residence In Mystic Five
years after his removal to Mystic he
took up his residence in Pawtucket with
his wife, who was formerly Mary Nc
earthly of Harrison N J. He remained
resident of that village until his death
At the breaking out of the war he en-
listed in the army and went to France
Returning to this country after the war
he was in I'll health and was unable to
work on account of lung trouble He was
member of the Richard Morgan Post
of the American Legion and of the Mys-
tic lodge of l. o. o. F.
He leaves besides a wife and parents
three sisters, Mrs. James Smith, of Stem
ington, Miss Gladys Barlow and Miss
Mercedes Barlow, who make their home
with their parents and three sons Ken
| meth, Carlyle and Portus also of Paw
| tucket.
George d. Crofton
George D. Ctrofton, for many years
York City on Monday Mr.. Crofton was
born in New York, but moved to New
London when a young man He was for
a long time associated with the New Lon
don line of steamers to New York, acting
as purchasing agent. During the term
of Postmaster Wihittlesey, under Presi-
| dent Cleveland he was assistant post
master. About Is years ago Mr. Crofton
returned to New York where he was prr-
ching agent for the Hartford line OF
steamers at the time of his death
| He is survived by his widow, two sons
! George Hyland Crofton, and Charles
King Crofton, one daughter, Miss Gather
! inc Crofton and two sisters, Miss Mary
! Crofton of the w. NJ. l. and Miss Anna
T. Crofton of the teaching staff at the
| Harbor school. Burial will take place IN
New London.
Miss Alice E. Hooper.
Miss Alice E. Hooper, for many years
a resident of Montville and we'll known
! in this city as a teacher, died in Nor
! witch on Tuesday following a brief i'll
ness Miss Hooper had been in her usua
good health until Saturday when she
was suddenly taken i'll and failed to re.
cover.
She was born IN South Coventry, tht
daughter of Richard G. and Sarah E
Hooper. When six years old she, Will
her parents, went to live in Montville
Her early education was received in thu
schools in Montville and later at thu
Emerson School of Flocution and sh,
was graduated from the Boston Schoo
Of Elocution. After her graduation shi
took M teaching and during her IF
has been connected with the teaching
staffs of Mt. IIermon. Boston School Fo
Christian. Workers, Vermont Academy
and other schools. She also taught a
, the Norwich Free Academy during recen
wears She was also connected wit
, the United Workers in this city for
t humber Of years. She was a member o
] the Montville Baptist church.
e She is survived by two sisters, Mrs
lillian Filler of Attawaugan and Mis-
, Grace Hooper of Montville, a teache
! in the Unca sville school. She also leave
q sister-in-law and two nieces an
!. ! nephews.
:, Dr.. John o. Kurrus
DR.. John o. Kurrus of New York C.
: ty died there suddenly on Monda,
: He leaves a wife who was Miss Ii
: Ian Sturtevant, formerly of Norwic
: He is survived also by two sons, Adolp
10 and Harold II.