The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-19
Evergreen cemetery. Stahl x Sons are the undertakers.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. HENRIETTA ROGART

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 FUNERAL OF MRS. HENRIETTA
 BOGART.
 A large number of sorrowing friends attended the funeral services rWester- day afternoon of Mrs. Henrietta M. Bo- gart, widow of the late John Bogart. In the absence of Rev. MT. Eldridge, pas tor of the First M. F. church, of which the deceased was one of the oldest, if not the oldest, member, Rev. Allyn K. Foster, pastor of Olivet Baptist church off1ciated. In his remarks he spoke feelingly of the deceased who had been called away in the fullness of years to the better land, after life well spent, leaving memory dear to all who know her worth of character. There were many beautiful tributes of flowers and emblems, in memory of the departed. The interment was in Evergreen cemetery.
 ALBERT B. BEAN. ] The funeral of the late Albert E. Bean was held at his residence Satur- | day at o'clock. The Rev. MT. Means read the burial service. The bearers were Mayor Farnsworth David Corey, Samuel Kirby, Leslie Moulthrop, Lewis Chidsey and Theron Hull. The inter- ment was in the family lot In the Grove street cemetery.
 MRS. HORATIO CONVERSE. l Mrs Mary A. Converse, widow of | Horatio Converse, died at her home, 51 Lake Place, early yesterday morning. I Her death was peaceful and without pain. Mrs. Converse had been ill about | ten days, suffering from paralysis. She was attended by pr. Whittemore and received the best of care. The end came at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, the children at her bedside.
 Mrs. Converse was a remarkable wo- man, and one of the strongest sup porters of Christ church. She leaves three daughters and soE, Mrs. Cliff | ford s. Bradley, Mrs. Edwin Somers, Miss Sara Converse and Master Joseph Converse. Her daughter Sara is bril- liant young actress and plays next year with Frohman. Mrs. Converse was fifty-six years old May 15, and | outlived her husband ten years. l The funeral will be held from the residence this morning at 10:30 and at Enfield Conn, at s:45 p. m. Rev. MT. Judd, curate at Christ church will of ficiate and the vested choir will render | the music.
 JOSEPH E. MILLER. Joseph E. Miller, for some time a | ianitor at Durfee hall on the campus, | died suddenly at his home, 15 Win | throp avenue, Sunday morning at 10:3O o'clock Miller had been troubled with attacks of heart disease. Medical l Examiner White pronounced the cause of death heart disease. The deceased was thirty-nine years old and unmar- ried. He lived with a married sister. Some of Millers friends stated Sunday night that Saturday afternoon he at- tended ball game in Allingtown in which he became very deeply interest ed. They think that the excitement | and the heat produced the attack which ended the mans life.
 l FUNERAL OF EDDIE LAWLOR. The funeral of Eddie Lawlor, aged ! six years, son of Policeman E. F. Law lor who died suddenly Saturday after noon of injuries received by the falling of a cake of ice from 6. wagon and onto his chest, was held from the residence of his grandmother, "A Market street yesterday morning. Rev. Father O'Connor of St. Francis church read the service. The bearers were Danie Lawlor, Joseph Marlowe, Eddie Shee- han, Frankie Bergin, Willie Marlowe Joseph Egan and Earl Everets. The flower bearers were John Cohane anC Michael Joyce. The floral tributes Granniss, wreath from Johnnie Law. Tor, cousin of the deceased; a wreatt inscribed "Our Darling" from the par. ents, and many others.
 MISS GERTRUDE I. GRAVES.
 Miss Gertrude I. Graves, daughter o1 Colonel E. M. Graves of Hartford, for. merly editor of the New Haven Union died Sunday morning of appendicitis after|an illness since Monday. An op eration was performed. Miss Graves was twenty-six years old and was graduate of tn Hartford High school Many friends will be inexpressibly shocked to learn of her passing away She leaves besides her father, Colone D. M. Graves, two sisters, Mrs. FranI P. Furlong, wife of Postmaster Fur long, and Mrs. Eva M. Munsi1, and brother, Edward G. Graves. Frank G. Herbert E. and Fred c. Burnham ant
 Mrs. A. Raleigh Carpenter are her cous ins.
 The funeral will be held from tn,
 home of her sister, Mrs. Eva M. Nun j sill, No. 113 Collins street, this after
 noon at 3 o'clock. The Rev. David c
 Downey of Brooklyn, N. Y, formerl, pastor of the North Methodist church and close friend of the family, vii conduct the services.