The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-19
FUNERALS.
Foresters' Ritual Used at the Burial
of John P. Oady.

of John P. oady.
The funeral of John P. Cady took
place from his Late residence, 81 vernon
street, yesterday morning, at 3yoFolock.
At 7.45 O'Clock the ritual Of the NoEest'-
ers was read. Rev M. i. O,BFAen said
prayers at the house. A solemn nigh
mass of requiem was celebrated In ST.
Johns church at O'Clock, Rt. Rev.
Mgr Thomas Griffin, d. d. being cele-
brant, Rev. NJ Z. O'Brien deacon, and
Rev. G. A. Sullivan subrdeacon. Fhe,
Gregorian mass was sung by the ohtrnh
choir. The eulogy was pronounced by
Rt. Rev. Mgr Griffin.
The following. delegates from Cnur6
City Of Worcester, n. of a. attendedG
Chief Ranger Henry r.. Fdnnsgals SEb-
Chief Ranger Timothy A. Brennhr.
Treasurer George MCCARTHY and JaA1eHs
A. Burke. The delegation from the
Warrington Social club was John J.
Casey, Thomas FL. Gallery, PATRICK !
Kelley, John J. Doyle, Edward NJ
Wheien, Edward McGra.il, Charles
O'Connell and Peter Shea. The ushers
at the church were: Thomas FitzpaE-
rick, Nathaniel Chandley, Thomas A.
Riley and Martin A. Howard The
bearers were John T. LOBBY, John b.
Riley, George w. Barker, John w. Ray
mond from the Washington Social club,
and Timothy A. Brennan and George
Mccartney from Court City of WAor-
cester, The floral tributes consisted OF
a broken column, from the employees
of the Crompton loom works; pillow
marked Court City of Worcester, No.
rs, f. of A." from the Foresters; q
mound marked wv S. c." from the
Washington Social club, and gates ajar,
from the employees Of the w. H. Burns
company. The services at the grave
Il DIT.
A quartette from the Washington So
eial club, consisting of NJ w. Handlin,
M. A. O'Rourke, Thomas J. Maron and
Patrick F. Conlin, chanted the ''Bene-
dtctus.' The burial was at st. Johns
cemetery.
The funeral of John NJ Power tooz
place from his late home, rs Gold street,
yesterday morning, at $40 o,,elock, with
a requiem high mass at st. Johns
church at o'clock. Rev. c. NJ. Foley
conducted the services. The bearers
were Thomas Hanlon, Andrew Holton,
William Power and Edward Quinlan.
Rev. James A. Hurley read prayers at
the grave. Burial was in st. Johns
cemetery.
The funeral Of William Owens took
place Sunday afternoon. Services were
held at his home, 4 Mllbury street, at
g o'clock, Rev. Archibald McCullagh of
floating. The bearers We're Dennis
Doyle, Patrick Doyle, Patrick Sugrue,
Michael Tohiu, Charles Crooke and Ed
ward Stratton. Interment was in Hope
cemetery.
The funeral of John Conlon, the VIC
tim of the railroad accident on the
Fitchburg railroad Saturday, took place
from the residence of Mrs. William Nc
Nally, s Jefferson street, yesterday az
ternoon. Services were held in st. Johns
church at 230. Rev. James A. Hurley
offlciated. The bearers We're William
McNally, Patrick O'Brien, Thomas
Trainor, James Conlon, James Mullaney
and Thomas Hamilton. Burial was at
st. Johns cemetery.
Tie funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth, wife
of Daniel Se9grave, was held yesterday
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at her home,
Grown street. Members Of Stella chap
ter of First Universalist church viewed
the body at il. o'clock, and many mem
bers of the church paid their last trib-
ute to Mrs Seagrave before the funeral
services, which We're private Rev.
Dr.. Almon Gupnison, pastor of First
Universalist church, and Rev. DIR. Moses
II. Harris pastor of All Souls church.
cfficiated. Interment was in Rural
cemetery. s