Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-07-14
MORTALITY RECORD
Deaths and Funerals of People Well
Known Here,

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Known Here.
The funeral of the late Rev Patrick
Denahue of Lakeville took place in this
city to-day, and was largely attended.
At 1870 o'clock the remains were taken
to the Immaculate Conception church,
where solemn high mass was cele-
brated, with the following officers:
Celebrant, Rev Father Donahue of
Southbridge; deacon, Father Thomp-
son OF Taftville; sub-deacon, Father
Fox of Newtown; master of ceremonies,
Father Lynch of Danbury. The
chanters were: Revs J. J. Quinn
of Collinsville, T. R. Sweeney of Port
land, James Pagan of Naugatuck,
Charles McElroy of New Milford. The
readers were: Revs John Russell of New
Haven, M. A. Hunt of Southington and
John Cooney of Colchester. Right
Rev James shanigt;d Hughes st of HARTFORD
James Smith of Guilford. A touching
eulogy was delivered by Rev M. DAILY Of
Thomaston, his subject being "All Men
Must Die" All of the local Catholic
clergymen were present and others who
assisted at the exercises were: Rev
Fathers Rodden of Bristol, J. Smith of
Guilford, J. F. Murphy of Cromwell,
W. L. McGuirk of New Britain, F. F.
Damon of Lakeville, F. Leo of Win
Finnegan of Litchfield, P. O'Connor of
Bethel, J. Larkin of Milford,
F. Murray of Bristol, J. T.
Quinn of Collinsville, w. II, Redding
of Unionville, NJ. McKeon of
New Haven, John Synnott of Hazard
vile, ]. J. Maloney of Wallingford. ].
Russell of New Haven, J. Cooney of
Colchester, J. F. Linehan of Hartford,
Charles ]. McElroy of New Milford, T.
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of Middletown, Thomas Dunn of
Bridgeport, John D. Kennedy of
Danbury, William J. Slocum of
Norwalk, NJ. Courtney of Naugatuck,
Joseph NJ. Heron of Thompsonville,
Joseph Synnott of Ansonia. The pail
bearers were Rev Fathers Fox, Lynch,
DAILY, Bannon, O'Connell, Thompson
and Kennedy. The remains were in
tered in the family plot in st JOS
being conducted by Fathers Donohue,
Lynch, Duggan and Bannon.
Father Donahue was ordained to the
priesthood sixteen years ago and was
first stationed at Norwalk, afterwards
acting as curate in Ansopia and New
Haven. From the latter place he was
promoted to the pastorate at Stafford
Springs, then at Thompsonville, New
town and Lakeville, in the order named.
He WAS pastor at Lakeville only five
months when claimed by death.
The funeral of the late Mrs John P.
Mcnamara was largely attended this
morning to the church of the Immacu-
late Conception, where requiem high
mass was celebrated at 9 o'clock. The
pail bearers were: T. B. Mcnamara of
Terryville, D. E. Mcnamara of Bridge
port, P. j. O'Mara of Torrington, Chris
Geraghty and John Hennebery of this
city.
Bernard, the six months old son of
James Briody, of Mattatuck street died
to- day. The funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon.
The funeral of Bxelia Roy, daughter
of Napoleon Roy, took place this morn
on Bank street to the church of St
Ann. The pallbearers were: Ernest
Bernier, Joseph Courtemanche, Abra-
ham Allard, Joseph ferris, Matthew
Beantage, Tancred Gayeond.
The funeral of William J. Dryer, in
| FAINT son of James Dryer, took place
this afternoon at 2:30 to Naugatuck
William Mcdonald, aged 1 year and
months, son of Thomas Mcdonald of
No As Bishop street, died yesterday
afternoon. The remaino were taken to
New Britain on the 4:05 train to-day for
| interment.
The funeral of Clara Veillette, infant
daughter of Thurman Veillette, took
place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence, No 80 Rushton block.
Willie, the two year old son of Will
liam F. Dillon, the barber, died last
night. The funeral will take place from
the residence of his grandmother at 251
Dublin street, at o'clock tomorrow
| afternoon.
The funeral of Helen Elizabeth, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jerome A. Jack
son, took place from the family resi-
dence, Al Vernon street, New Haven,
yesterday afternoon. The fun
eral was largely attended, many rela-
tives from this city being present.