The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-14
OBITUARY

UPsON - Mrs. Clara (Warner) Upson, wife of Willis Upson, for- mer resident and native of Wolcott, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leroy A. Harvey, in Bridge port on Saturday.
 Mrs. Upson was 6 descendant Of John Warner, one of the original settlers of Waterbury. and a sister of the late Mrs. Theron Minor mother of Henry W. Minor of this city. She was well known in Wa terbury and visited frequently at the home of Mir. Minor.
 Survivors include a son, Harold Upson of Kensington: three grand daughters, children of Mrs. Harvey; @ niece, Miss Myrtle D. Minor oi this city; @ nephew. Henry w Minor; a grandniece, Miss Vivian Minor; and a grand.nephew, Henry W. Minor, Jr.
 The funeral will be held this af- ternoon at 2 o'clock, at the home of Harold Upson in Kensmgton.
 EsTEY--Mrs. Estella Estey, 80 widow of Orin Estey, died Saturday night at her home in Northfield.
 Mrs. Estey was born in Water bury and was 0 descendant of one of the original settlers of this city, For the greater part of her life, however, she had been 6 resident of Watertow11 where her home was mecca for her many friends il this city and Watertown. She and her husband were active members of the grange when that organiza- ton was in existence in Water town. Mrs. Estey had been 8 res- ident of Northfield for the past eight years.
 Survivors include three nieces, Mrs. Estella B. Ineson, Caroline '. Benham and Alice J. Benham: and a grandnephew, George w. Inesoa1, all of Waterbury.
 The funeral will be held from the Hickox funeral home, Watertown, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev, Leonard Smith, pastor of the Ep!s- copal church, Thomaston, offlciat. ing. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery, Watertow.
 SISTER MARY LAWRENCE Sister Mary Lawrence, former Wa terbury resident and former teach. CT at St. Joseph's schcool, Winsted died last night at St. Elizabeth hos- pital, New York.
 Survivors include her father, Law. renee O'Donnell, of Ireland; two sisters, Miss Margaret O'Donnell, oi 26e Hill street. and Mrs. Edward O'Donnell, of Ireland; . brother John O,Donnell, also of Ireland; three nieces, Misses Catherine, May and Helen Conrick, all of Water. bury; Q nephew, John Cornick, oi this city, . student at St. Bonaven' ture seminary Alleghany, N. Y. four tincies and c number of cousins of this city.
 The funeral will be held tofnor' row morning with burial in St. Bon, aventure cemetery, Alleghai,y, N. r UUkHE~SAJSipuB A%uPkUD 0vg VA v Jeweiry street, died at St. Mary hospital yesterday afternoon follow ing Q brief illness. He had been resident of Waterbury 66 years an, was formerly an employe of tn Waterbury Button Go.
 He is survived by his wife, Mrs Mathilda Dupre of this city; thre sons, Henry, of Bridgeport, and Ar thur and George, both of Water bury; a brother, ouillsume, of Sta1 ford Springs; two sisters, Mrs. Mar cisse Lciselle, of Hoiick, Canada and Mrs. etanislas Losier, of Nico let, Canada, is grandchildren. an, four great grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held from th, 0agnon funeral home, ie6 Soul Elm street at 8:iS o'clock Thurs day morning to St. Anns churcl l for c solemn high Mass at Q o'clock Burial will bs in Calvary cemetery