Last year he moved with his fam
ily to the home of Mr and Mrs. Allard
In Pomfret. but his health did not im
prove as was hoped and expected.
Rev. .T. J. Eltv of Pomfret was cele
brant of the requiem high mass held
at the Pomfret Catholic church at Id
o’clock Tuesday morning. The
o’clock choir of the Putnam Catholic
church rendered special music Inter
ment was in St Mary’s cemetery, Put
nam. The bearers were Edward Sul
livan of Danielson. Harry Nado of
Worcester. Frank 1 -aehance of Water
v>!lo, Charles W Nado of Danielson
Raymond A Hard and Robert Allard of
Mrs. J. C. Ames
Mrs. J. C Amps died at hpr home
Woodstock Friday afternoon about 4
o'clock She had been ill for a long
time. Mrs. Ames, who was formerly
Airs. Farmer, was well known in this
city. In Danielson and other towns in
this seetion through her having been
onmred for years as a nurse. Miss
Gladys Farmer of this city is a daugh
ter of the deceased anil Mrs Charles
Mvers of Danielson Is a stepdaughter.
Gladys May Foster
Gladys May Foster, the 5-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D.
Foster of Thompson, died at the Day
Kimball hospital Tuesday morning.
The cause of death was appendicitis.
Her little brothers and sister re
maining are: Walter. Raymond. Gra
ham and Viola, who are much grieved
over their little sister's death.
Funeral services will be held at 2
o’clock Thursday afternoon from the
home Burial In West Thompson
cemetery.
MOOSUP VALLEY
Florence M. Kennedy of Providence.
R. I., spent Sunday with her parents
here.
Frank W. Dexter was at his home
here over Sunday.
Fred J. Kennedy visited friends In
Providence last week.
