C. C. BisettSuccumbs To Long Illness| Well Known Resident Of Clean Passed Away Friday Afternoon.C. C Bisett, for many years a resident of 0!ean and widely known in Western New York, passed away, Friday afternoon at four-thirty o’clock at tlie Bisett residence, 123 North First Street, foil owing- an illness of Ion g duration.-Mr. Bisett had been engaged in I business in Oleun for a* great num-| her of years. He was a charter [ member of dean Council, No. 33S, Knights of Columbus, and a mem-' bcr of St. Mary of the Angels' j Church and Holy Xarae Society,! Surviving are his widow, Mrs.Mary Bisett, three daughters, Miss ; Loretta Bisett, Mi/-s Coles tine Bis-. ctt, MKs Elizabeth Bisett, this! city: one son, Howard Bisett. Buf- j falo; also two sisters, Mrs. James I , Cunningham, Glean; 'Mrs. Anna I ; McCarey, Bradford; three broth-, ers, Joan J. Bisett, Walter W. Bis-etl, Bradford and Charles Bisett, Tulsa, Okla.Funeral services will be con- ducted at St. Mary of the Angels’! Church, Monday morning at nine i o'clock. Burial will be in St. Bori-I nventure Cemetery. A shtirL pray- j ' or service will be hold from the ; family residence at eight-fifteen : o'clock. ;