Obit:  Katie D. Arrowsmith, Obituary,  October 28, 1944



Source:  Thompsonville Press

             Enfield, CT (issue November 2, 1944)



Submitter:   ABishop, May 2001


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Mrs. Katie D. Arrowsmith



The funeral of Mrs. Katie (Davis) Arrowsmith, widow of Joseph Arrowsmith, who

was a victim of suffocation in a small fire in her bedroom Saturday afternoon

in Pequot avenue, North Thompsonville, was conducted Monday afternoon at the

Leete Funeral Home.  Rev. Francis R. Beldon, recor of St. Andrew's Episcopal

Church, of which Mrs. Arrowsmith was a member, officiated.  Bearers were

Arthur Anderson, Chicopee; Ralph Davis, Hazardville, and Frank Reino, Conrad 

Kuhm, William Curry and William Walsh, Jr., all of Thompsonville.  Burial

was in the Thompsonville Cemetery.

Mrs. Arrowsmith was born in Suffield, daughter of John and Mary Davis, but had

lived here most of her life.  Her husband died two years ago.  She leaves two

sons, John of Thompsonville and Edgar of West Springfield; one daughter, Mrs.

Arthur Anderson of Chicopee; one brother, Peter Davis of Hazardville; two sisters,

Mrs. Mary Ann Butman of Chicopee, and Miss Elizabeth Davis; 21 grandchildren and 

one great-grandchild.


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