Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-08
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well Known People Who Have Been
Called Away.

Well Known People Who Have Been
Called Away.
The funeral of John Murphy will
take place from his late home Ii Eros-
pect tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock
to the Sacred Heart church, where
mass of requiem will be celebrated az
8 O'Clock. The remains will be taken
to Westchester for burial
The funeral of Franklin l., the ten
months. old child of Mr. and Mrs Eli
OFT Brown, who died yesterday on Tay-
lor street, took place this afternoon
with service at the house by the Rev
Mr. Brooks and interment In Water
vile cemetery.
The funeral of Marie, infant daug'h-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Peter j. Shea, took
place this afternoon from the FAMILY
residence on Bridge street with inter
ment in new st Josephs cemetery.
!. The floral tributes included a basket
of roses from Mrs Susan Rigney; bou-
DUETS, uncles and aunts. Miss Louise
Mayer, the Misses Winifred and An
eta Weiss, the Sunday Telegram,
Miss Lauretta Fitzpatrick.
Malachi Kelly, a man who had many
relatives. and acquaintance in Water
bury, died at his home in Wisconsin
on July /. The remains were brought to
Boston for burial. Mr. Kelly and his
wife visited in Waterbury a few years
ago and intended to call again In the
near future. Mr. Kelly was prosper
GUS farmer and held several public po-
sitfons in the town where he lived, IN
Guiding that Of postmaster and school
committeeman. He was in good health
up to the time of death and was walk
ing through some Of his meadow lana
when he was stricken.
Tha funeral of Michael Noonan took
place this morning from the family
residence on South Main street with
a mass OF requiem at the inaccurate
Conception church and interment IN
new st Joseph's cemetery. The bear
ers all members of B. I. L, were Pc
ter Dunno. John G.. Hanrahan, Thorn
as Neville, Edward B. Casey, Charles
Teller and John Dunn. The horal
offerings included a cross marked
Brother from the familyj pillow
lettered REST" employees OF Mr. Phe-
Mn's room at Holmes, Booth u Hay
dens; wreath. Miss Nora Reardon;
bouquet. Edward White, sweet peas,
Miss Mary Rapegan; carnations, Mrs
J. Keefe,
The funeral of Mrs Mary A. Gala
cher took place this morning from her
residence. Is Hill street. at 8 O'Clock
Ham
mass was celebrated by Father sSulli-
van. The pallbearers were James
Wfenore. Michael Keefe, John Neagle,
Bernard Mcsherry, Henry Walsh
ana Thomas Hutchinson. Among the
floral offerings were a standing Tyre,
packing room, Waterbury Mfg 90;
standing wreath and cross, brother
and sister of deceased; pillow marked
Mamma" from children; pillow
marked ''Rest" Michael b. and
Thomas Kelly; mound, shipping de-
partment waterbury Mfg Co; basket
of flowers. Mr. and Mrs William
Drescher; bouquets from Miss B. How
ard, Margaret Whelan, Bessie Gala
CHER. Interment was In st Joseph's
cemetery. After the service at the
church Mrs William Keegan rendered
"Calvary.'
Mrs Margaret Agatha Boyle, aged
AZ years, wife of Patrick Boyle, died
this morning at the family residence,
% South Wilson street. after few
days illness Besides her husband
she leaves five daughters. Anna, Mary,
Katherine, Margaret and Loretta: also
one sister, Mrs Mary McCue. Mr. and
Mrs Boyle were married at st Pat
rick's church twenty years ago by the
late Rev J. n. Duggan, and lived hap
PLY ever since, no dark cloud entering
their home until the present time. The
deceased was model wife and moth
er, most desirable neighbor and a
very devout member of the Catholic
church. always being prompt In the
discharge of her duties In religious
matters and taking pride In seeing
that her children emulated her ex-
ample. She had a wide circle of
friends in Waterbury, who held her in
the highest esteem and to whom her
death is source of much regret