Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-05
MORTALITY RECORD.
Deaths and Funerals of People We
 Known Here.

Deaths and Funerals Of People Well
 Known Here.
 Christopher K. Kilbride. the well known East Main street druggist. died last even- inc at the residence of his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Kilbride, 2S Mattatuck street, of pneumonia. Saturday night he com plained of feeling unwell and his condi- tion being somewhat suspicious on Sunday morning pr O'Hara was summoned. who pronounced him threatened with pneumo- nia The disease advanced rapidly and on Monday morning Dr Mcdonald was called in for consultation. Yesterday morning the physicians began to despair of being able to save the patient and Rev Father Kennedy was sent for, who ad- ministered the last rites of the church. pr Axtelle was called last night. but he gave the family no encouragement and 1 shortly after the physicians left death en- sued. The deceased was born in Water bury twenty-four years ago. At fifteen years of age he entered the employ ot Nugent < Bossidy. druggists Later he spent some time at the High school When Nugent t Bossiiy started their branch store in ;he Brooklyn district. Mr kil- ] bride went with them and by close appll- | cation to study, succeeded Tn passing successful examination at eighteen years. | before the Connecticut board of pharmacy commissioners. He afterwards worked at | the Peoples drug store on Baldwin street and in 1891 went into company with l Doctors O'Hara and McDonald. starting z the store at the corner of East Main and Spring streets. where he qnickly sue ceeded in building up good trade He was ever known as one of the most agreeable young men in the community. and his plain, unostent ,tious manner won
 him a hot of friends and the announce
 ment of his death will be much regretted | by all who had the pleasure of his ac- Quaintance. The deceased leaves his
 mother, three sisters. Elizabeth. Margaret
 and Sarah F. the latter teacher m the
 public schools, and four brothers, John
 Frnton, James and Joseph. He was q
 member of Barcelona council. k. of C
 charter member of Court Martin He'll
 mann. Rose Hill Hose company and th'
 Connecticut Pharmaceutical association
 The funeral will take place to th,
 church of the Immaculate Conception
 at 9 o'clock Friday morning.
 Edward Geigle, the four months olt
 son of Mir and Mrs GrigIe of S5 Washing
 ton street. died this morning The funera
 will take place at 2:3O o'clock tc-morrov
 afternoon.
 The funeral of Daniel MoynahLn tool place from the re ,idence of his sister Mir
 Thomas Ferris. l02 Ridge street at S:3' o'clock this morning to St Patrick church. where mass of requiem was cele brated The Pallbearers were: fdtricl Moore. Thomas Flynn. Eugene Sullivan John Crean. Richard Reii and Garret Sayers Iuterment was in St Joseph h | cemetery
 A dispatch received here this mornin announced the sudden death of Miss Mar Lynch, sister of the Rev William Lyme of the Immaculate Conception parish. a the home of her mother in Pawtucket, II : | The deceased was young woman 0 . exemplary habits. 21 years of age and the third member of this family who diet within the past year. The cause of deat WIS heart disease. Rev Father Lynch le! : for Pawtucket on the :2S train this aftel E noon.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary \ Perkiu ! took place this afternoon from her lat re ;idence. 54 Cherry street. with service
 in St Johns church anu int rment i Riverside cemetery