Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-28

this city, died recently at the home of her brother in Kansas city. The re mains were buried in Middlefeld, this state.
 The funeral of Annie, the nine year old daughter of MT and Mrs Daniel Bergin of 51O Baldwin street, who died Saturday night. took place thls afternoon with service at St Erancls Xayier's church and interment i'll hew St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Ann Birken- shaw took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence on Center street with service by the Rev MT Verder and interment ill Riverside. cemetery The bearers were John, Thomas and Harry AIahony. and John PartTee.
 Airs Bridget Cass, aged I5 years. widow of the late John Cass, died yes terday at her home, 46 Orange street. The. deceased had resided i'll Water bury for the past fifty-eight years and was a woman of exemplary character. Prior to the death of her husband the family were prosperous farmers i'll the 
 of land included in Calvary cemetery being a portion of their property. She leaves two sons and three daughters, George H. Cass of this city, John +. Cass of Wallingford Miss Mary A. Class. principal Of the Clay street school; Miss Katherine Cass, clerk in the accounting room at Holmes. Booth & Haydens, and Miss Julia E.s Cass: also two brothers and two. sis ters, William Milton of this city and Hugh Milton of Leitrim, Ireland; Mrs Kate Brady of Maiden, Mass, and Mrs Ann Began, who resides in Ireland. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock with mass ot requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment i'll St Joseph cemetery.
 Arthur Henderson, aged 27 years, dIed yesterday morning at the resi- dence of his parents. Mir and Mrs JohE Henderson. Jr. 456 Washington ave nue, after an illness covering a period of about two years He was q young man of good habits, with u bright fu- turet before him, but owing to ill health which set in shortly after his adnlis-, sion to the bar, be had not appeared much in public since and ferssome time past those who were near him knew that the end was near. He graduated from the Yale Law school in the class eof 1902 and opened an office i'll Odd Fellows block At, that time he ap- peared to be in the enjoyment of the ,~best of health and spirits, but little later the sickness that finally carried him away set in and blasted all his hopes. Mir Henderson was a4 very m assuming young man, with a .dispOsi- N sxxkI1i iaI1 1ap 9aE7 on won him the confidence and esteem of a1l who knew him. He was well liked Xby his schoo1mateS and had he been spafed he was bound 10 Joe one of the most popular members of the oar as sociation in Waterbury. Besides his parentsI he leaves two brothers, John II ' and Gilbert Henderson. The fu- neral will be held at : o'clock te-mor roy. afternoon.. Attorney s.C. ". Gil I letta., president of the foqal Bar asso, citation. appointed Attorneys Francis P. Guiifoile, F. E. Kelley and John F. McGrath a committee to provide flow CTS. and tomorrow forenoon at 10:30 o'clock the entire bar will hold meeting in the district court room to make arrangements for attending tho funeral
 The funeral of Miss Bridget Dunphy took place this morning from thesfam- ilN residence on Dublin street ito, the Sacred Heart church where A mass Of requiem was celebrated byS the Rev Father Shelley Rev Father Trainor of Norwich, formerly pastor at the Sa- cred Heart. pronounced the final abso- lutions At the conclusion of the ser vice Miss Gertrude Reid rendered a solo entitled 'Face to Face.'' The bearers were John, James and William Brennan, William and John Lane and William Dwyer, all nephews of the de ceased. The floral offerings included a "Gates Ajar'' from Steele & Johnson's: standing heart, employees of Steele < Johnson's; pillow lettered Sister" sisters and brother of the deceased: pillow, lettered "Cousin'' William Dwyer; anchor, Maud Cutting Anna Matthews, Agnes and Margaret Dun phy: broken heart inscribed 'tAunt,' Molife Brennan; cross. Mary and liar old Shannahan; cross, James A. Me Auley; wreath. Mary Dunn. Margaret Flood and Nellie Dunphy; basket of roses, Catherine and Elizabeth Lane; houquets. Miss Marie Gully, Hartford; Baby. Esther and John Coopey.,. Alr and Mrs Deyoy, Mamie and Helen Durham, Maurice Noonan, Alice Grace, Mir and Mrs H. Cleland, Marcella and Cora Wheeler, Mir and Mrs J. w No Ian, Vincent and Francis Nolan. Der by Della and Cordelia Shannahan Mrs J. H. Mulville, Mrs T. X. Delowry, Mrs J. B. Kennedy, Long Island City. William Gaffney, MT and Mrs John Saxe and family, John, James, William and Anne Brennan. The interment was In St Joseph's cemetery. The funeral was very largely attended and included the following persons from out Of own:eDoctOr and Mrs J. B. Kennedy of Long Island City: AIr and Mrs I. E. Nolan and Miss Katherine Nolan of Derby; Miss Mamie Carney of An. sonia; Miss Marie Gully of Hartford and Miss Elizabeth Connor of Nor wich. Nearly all the employees of Steele x Johnson's attended in q body.
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