Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-19
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS.
The Funeral of James E. McGowan
 Was Largely Attended.

 an yesterday the mass was sung by q quartet composed of Miss Rose Nc DonnelI Miss Mary G. Denehy, Miss Louise J. Malone and Edward Keegan. Miss Mcdonnell also sang Ave Ma ria'' impressively and Calvary was rendered by MT Keegan. Father Loftus spoke of the young mans upright Christian character, which he put forth as one worthy of imitation; He also mentioned the unusually pious nature of the deceased and the exem- plary life which he had led. The floral tributes included the. following: Stand, ing wreath, MT and Mrs T. F. Me Gowan; basket, Misses Kane; 7 cross, MT and Mrs R. N. Deland; pillow, marked Nephew Mr and Mrs J. P. Mccoy standing cross, Oakville Pin Painter and family; cross, Mrs Thom- as; bouquets, MT and Mrs M. Hemin- way; MT and Mrs Frank Scott; class of 1901, Watertown Center school; Mf and Mrs F. N. Barton; George Barton, Garry Flynn; Arthur Evans; Fred and Arthur Holt; MT and Mrs K. J. Werk- ing; Mildred and Alfred Deland; J. E. Davis, associate dean of the engineer ing department of Michigan university: T Vic Fitzpatrick, Henry Grafton and Joe Ross, all members of the class of 1907, Michigan university; Mrs I. C.. Hotchkiss, Mir and Mrs John Capbell, MT and Mrs H. L. Rowland, Mrs Hen ry St George, John s. Shields, Mir and Mrs E. F. McGowan, Frank McGowan, Justine McGowan, NIT and Mrs Buell. Heminway, Annie and Catherine Rod- den, Charles Buckingham, Miss Mary Melvin, Miss Jennie Thornton, J. J. Colgan, Thomas l.. Shields, Misses Rose and Phoebe sO'Donne1l, Miss Louise J. Malone, teachers of the Sprague school in Waterville, MT ana Mrs w. D. Bates. The bearers were John and Thomas Shields, Frederick and Joseph Kelly, Garry Flynn and Frank Mattoon, all friends of the de- ceased The remains were inferred in Mount St James cemetery in Water town. kS# FSf4s
 Michael Welsh, one of the boys inn plicated in the stealing of Ned Doo- little's horse d few months ago, was captured at Naugatuck, yesterday by, K. O., Peck. He was placed in the lookup here awaiting trial.
 AZ mass for the foreign portion of the membersNof St Johns church was said at 6:3O this morning. An out of town priest Officiated.
 Dr Jackson's colored coachman, who left here some time ago to take DO isition in New York, has returned and is again employed by pr Jackson. The ice on the Heminyay pond d;;was one inch in thickness this morning
 Miss Annie Kane left for flaw thorne, N. Y, this morning to pay a visit to Miss Sarah Dougherty, a for mer resident of this town.
 Francis Painter and R. V. AIagee are in New Haven to-day to attend the football game.
 MT and Mrs John Dunigan of Lowell, Mass, are visiting at Mrs Patrick Dun igan's. s(,t Alexander Bouet, former resident of Watertown, died in Waterbury Fri day of heart disease. He was a mem Der of Court Merritt Heminway, F. of A. The funeral will be held at D. m. Sunday from St Ann's church, Wa terbury.
 ! Mrs Richard Magee of Bethlehem is visiting at Howard Seymour's.
 E. J. Potter has moved into Mrs F. B. Hands house, recently vacated by Clifton Bissell
 The selectmen are having railing erected on the wall near the brick store.
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 UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE
 Tomorrow evening at 7:3O, in the I lCongregational church, the Methodist and Congregational churches will hold their annual union service for the giy. ing Of thanks. The Rev William Mac, l Nichol, pastor of the Methodist church will preach the sermon. For years this service has been held on Thanks. l giving day but so many seem to have round attendance at that time impOSSi- ble that for this year at any rate the change is made to the Sunday evening before Thanksgiving. All who can are urged to be present and will be made cordially welcome. The order of ser. vice will be as follows: Organ volun. tary; hymn 98, "Oh, Worship the King All-Glorious Above;' invocation and Lords Prayer, Rev w T. Holmes: an, them, by the choir; responsive reading Psalm 148; Gloria" Scripture lesson Rev H. N. Cunningham; hymn 1046 'fCome, Ye Thankful People, Come;' prayer. Rev w. T. Holmes; hymn 1O6O | 70 God, Beneath Thy Guiding Hand;' sermon, Rev William MacNichol prayer; hymn 1O59, My Country Iris of Thee;" benediction, Rev H. N. Gun. ningham; organ postlude
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