The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-08
FUN ERALS.

Rev. Roland A. Nichols, pastor of the
Church of Christ, conducted the SER
vice at the funeral of Mrs. Mary E.
Gray yesterday afternoon at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. M. E. Davis, SO
Fruit street, at $50 o'clock. A quar-
tet composed Of Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Beals, Mrs j. M. Travers and j. F.
Monroe, gave Lead, kindly light, !"
Some day We'll understand and
When thy savior's hand sustains
thee
The floral pieces included: White car
nations. from daughters; roses, Mr.. and
Mrs. Linwood Robinson; mound of
pansies and mignonette, VIM. H. Rob
inson and daughter, roses and ferns,
2. G. A. Becker; sweet peas, Mrs. J..
2. Daniels; asters and ferns, Mrs. f. B.
Allen, Miss Maud Allen; asters, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Pettis; roses and pinks,
Mrs. e. r. Caswell; asters and hello
trope, Miss Annie Camphell sweet
peas banked in ferns, Mrs. Ellen A .
Rice, Mrs. T. S. Cook; roses, r. H.
Hammond, F. L. Gorham bouquets,
Mrs Wright, Mrs. F. L. Vaughn; roses
and ferns Miss Pauline Worden lilies
) Gs
roses and pinks Mrs. Jennie Sprague.
Burial was in Hope cemetery.
The funeral of Francis Xavier Brouil-
let took place from Notre Dame church
yesterday morning at O'Clock The
prayers at the house were said by Rev.
Joseph Broutllet and Rev. Cannon Mar
chal of Montreal The body was
escorted from the house to the church
by procession Of priests headed by Ri.
Rev. Mgr. Thomas Griffin and followed
by 80 boys and Is girls, dressed in
black, walking two abreast At the end
Of the procession We're Rev. Joseph
Brouillet and Mrs. Alfred Roy, children
OF the deceased. The services at the
church We're conducted by Rev. Louis
Thomas Rodier, with Rev j. Oliver
Dslpe. as deacon and Rev AdeIard Ian
dry sub-deacon. The church was
draped in black crepe. The singing
was under the direction of the church
choir, who were assisted by a quartet
under the direction of Musical Direct
or James Prendiville After the
ceremony, the body was taken to the
Union station and shipped to Montreal
for interment. The. bearers We're John
Brouillet, Alfred Roy. John B. Simard,
Louis Labre. Camille Latour and
Adolphe Laventure. This morning a
second requiem will be celebrated at
the Church Of Bon Secours, Montreal,
after which the body will be taken to
Cote des Neges cemetery, for burial.
A delegation from Advent church at
tended the funeral of Augustus l..
3 Chamberlin at his home, s Wachusett
street. yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Elder Potter delivered the eulogy The
Advent church quartet sung several Sc
lections. Interment was in Hope GEM
Z etery. H
a The full Episcopal service was per-
formed by Rev. G. L. Short, assistant
rector of All Saints church, in Hill
dfeth & Putnam's undertaking rooms,
yesterday afternoon, at 23e o'clock,
when funeral services were held over
the body of Lester Bradner, youngest
child of DR. Henry j. Jordan. The
body was placed in the receiving tomb
at Hope cemetery, and will be inferred
beside the body of his mother.
Mrs. Kate (CoIlins) Wren was buried
from the home of her daughter, $3.50
Cambridge street, yesterday afternoon
at ESQ O'clock. Rev. j. j. Griffin said
/. prayers at the Church Of the Sacred
Heart at o'clock, and also conducted
70 the services at the grave in st. Johns
/. &C metery The bearers were Cormick
McMailus, James McManus, Charles
Burns and BARLEY Coggins
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