The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-07
FUNERALS.

The funeral of Jerome w. Perry, who
died suddenly Monday morning. took
place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence of his niece, Mrs.
Charles e. Rice, AZ King street. Dele
cations We're present from Post 10, G. A.
r., ana from the local ercampment of
Union veteran Legion, of both Of which.
organizations Mr.. Perry was a mem
Der.
Services were held under the dipec
tlon OF Rev. Charles E. Simmons, chan
IAN OF Post 10, who in a short address
outlined the duty of the soldier and
urged the necessity of obedience To the
commands of the great commander
Inc Schumann quartet sang, Il cannot
alWays trace the way" After a little
while and Nearer, my God. to thae .
The bearers were the following corr
rades Of Post TO- John E. Scho6eld I
n Baldwin, Isaac Roth and l. ]. Ruge
floral tributes were numerous, includ-
ing pillow with the word Father"
from Harry Perry and offerings from
me Grand Army Women's RELIEF
Corps, Daughters of Veterans. The
worcester Cycle Club, in whose employ
Mr. Ferry was when he died, sent
sheal OF wheat The body was inferred
IN Hope cemetery.
The funeral of Patrick ]. Burke tool,
place from his late home 217 Mechanic
street yesterday morning at Ran
O'Clock with requiem high mass in
81. Johns Church at O'clock The
services at the church were conducted
ny rev. James A: Hurley. The floral
tributes consisted of a pillow from
l DINislon 80, A. 0. H; pillow marked
standing star from the O'Connell Asso.
crates. The bearers were Patrick 7
Farley, F. J. Harmon, John Stanton
Mlchael McGrail, John Stanton and
Patrick Leahy from Division az
delegation from the A. o. II. and tho
OGonneiI Associates attended the fun
eral. Rev. ]. A. Hurley officiated A.
the grave. Burial was in St. Johns
cemetery. ''i'
Sadie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
mathew Mccain, was buried from tba
nome Of her parents, 214 Southbridee
street yesterday morning, at 820
O'Clock with requiem high mass in 81
PauFs Church at o'clock. The ser,
vices were conducted by Rev. j. !. Imn-
ney, who also pronounced the euIogv
me bearers were John, James. Mathew
and William Mccain, four brothars
grave. at the
The floral tributes consisted of a nil
low marked Sadie" from Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Hehir; harp marked "Niaca,;
from Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and
MRS Cunningham anchor from Jobn
Zane Ia pinks from Nellie and Frani, |
OConnor; bouquet from Frank La.
reau; bouquet from Mrs. Gllhert
wreath from Walter Eddie and Pal
Duggan; plaque of roses and lilies If
the valley from Boston Store asso
clates; asters from Grace Kepnad,,.
neart marked Sadie" from srierSS |
"a plnks from Cousin Susie. roses frors, |
lara Lareau; pinks from Charlotte
Emerson; plaque of asters from NAV |
COSTELLO; Pillow marked our sadie% |
from the family; IA roses from M.
MARY Hehir; asters from Stella Thor
SON. pillow of roses from comnanionn,
roses from Miss Mary Kane. nInona -
chrysanthemums from Mr.. and ME-
James Burke; bouquet of roses frorn
MISS Mary Callahsn IA roses from n
y. McCafery: plaque of chrvsantha
NUNS from Nora Toole; IA roses frnn,
Mss Mss Mary Bales; bouquet from Miss
mary Cosgrove; pillow from ST panI's
Lyceum; bouquet from Mrs Grosars
poaquet of plnks from Mrs, Fitzgeraid.
- roses from May Nixon; chrvsantho
NUNS from. Della and Mary uinne,
bouquet Of pinks from friends, nian,sL
or roses marked Sadie" from, Andsdn,'.
I. Murphy. anu harry
Burial was in ST. Johns cemetery