Obituaries (April 24)

Edwin J. Chase

Utica Saturday Globe, October 1921

 

 

Edwin J. Chase

1855 - 1921

Norwich [Chenango Co., NY]:  The body of Edwin J. Chase was brought to the residence of his son, Scott E. Chase of 111 Pleasant Street, where funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Frank Dean Gifford officiating and burial was made in Mount hope Cemetery [Norwich, NY].  Mr. Chase died in Oneida on Saturday, aged 66.  Besides the son mentioned he leaves a widow, Harriet Chase of Oneida, and three daughters, Mrs. David Lewis and Miss Maude Chase of Utica, and Miss Gertrude Chase, of Oneida; also four grandchildren.

 

Grant L. Chase

Morning Sun, Norwich, NY, November 5, 1894

At the residence of his parents, No 3 Auburn street, Sunday morning occurred the death of Grant L [Chase]., son of Edwin and Harriet Chase, aged 10 years.  funeral service will be held Tuesday afternoon from the house at 2 o'clock, Rev. T.G. Case officiating.  Interment in Mt. Hope [Norwich, NY].

 

Harriet V. (Boss) Chase

Norwich Sun, February 13, 1934

Harriet V. Chase, widow of the late Edwin J. Chase, died Tuesday at her home, 338 Cleveland avenue, Oneida. She was born in Deansboro, the daughter of Stephen and Victoria Boss, and was 77 years of age. The deceased resided in Norwich until 17 years ago, then moved to Oneida, where Mr. Chase died 12 years ago.  Mrs. Chase was a sister of Mrs. Nellie Estabrook, who died Feb. 1.  She leaves the following children, Miss Gertrude L. Chase, who lives at home, Scott E. Chase f Norwich, Mrs. David Lewis of Long Lake and Mrs. William Jones of Mohawk, and the following grandchildren, Edwin and Esther Chase of Norwich, John Potter of Camp Marmont, N.J., and Amos Lewis of Long Lake.  Funeral services will be held at 138 Cleveland avenue, Oneida, Thursday at 1 o'clock, with burial in Mt. Hope cemetery, Norwich, beside the late husband of the deceased.

 

Autumn Bard

Norwich Sun, February 13, 1934

Following an illness of several months, Miss Autumn Bard, aged 22 years, died Monday night at the Chenango Memorial Hospital.  Miss Bard was the daughter of Mrs. Blanche Bard of 7 Plymouth street. Deceased was a prominent member of the graduating class of Norwich high school last June.  Her untimely passing will be mourned by countless friends and acquaintances.  Active in her school, Miss Bard's charming disposition endeared her to her classmates and teachers. She played basketball as a member of class teams and the girls' varsity and was prominent also in school theatrical productions. She was a devoted member of the Broad street Methodist Episcopal church.  Miss Bard was a native of this city, passing her entire life here and receiving her education in the Norwich schools.  Surviving besides her mother are two sisters, Miss Vivian M. Bard and Mrs. Marion Cole, all of this city.  Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 from the Broad Street Methodist church. Dr. I.W. Nicholson, pastor, will officiate with burial being made in Mt. Hope cemetery [Norwich, NY].