Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-23
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well Knewn Peop-s Who WHO Been
Called Away.

The funeral of Mrs Frank B. ONeil
took place this morning from her late
home on Clark street, where solemn
mass of requiem was celebrated, with
Father McAlenny of Hartford, cele-
brant; deacon, Father Sheehan; sub
deacon. Father McGuinness. The bear
ers We're Thomas II. Condor, Frank
Mclaughlin, James Clohessy, Fred
erick O'Neil, William 0'Neil and John
killoughey. The floral tributes in
cluded heart marked Wife, from
the husband of the deceased; gates
ajar, inscribed Daughter" John Clo-
hessey; cross and mound, lettered
Sister Mrs NJ j. Carroll; basket of
roses, Helen Clohessey Carroll; pillow
marked Nellie" Attorney Florence
Clohessey: anchor. Miss Daisy Lord;
wreath, the O'Neil family; wreath,
principal and teachers of Barnard
school; cross and heart, Mr. and Mrs
@. j. Dillon, Hartford: wreath, teach
ers of Merriam school; open book, pu-
pills of Barnard school; wreath, Open
Evening club, Hartford; wreath, T. Fl.
Clarity and wife; wreath, T. +. Can
non and children. Hartford cross,
graduating class of 'O4 and 05, Barn
ard school; basket Of roses, Mary and
Joseph Hanlon; wreath, Catholic Wo-
mems association; wreath, T.. B.
Mitchell. Bridgeport; wreath, John
O'Mara, New York; wreath, Mr. and
Mrs G. A. Jackson; wreath, Attorney
J.. P. Brett; bouquets, Mr. and Mrs
John Powers, G. L. Rogers, Miss
Louisa Malone, Annie and Minnie
Sheehan. Mrs j. NJ Lynch, Julia Sui
Ivan, Mrs Marion NJ. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs D. G.. Blandsfield, Mark Chapman,
Mrs Cora r. Beecher, Arthur Beecher,
Miss B. Early, Miss NJ. e. McKeown,
Mr. and Mrs John 0'Neill, Mrs Anna
L. Calvin, Miss Katherine L. GIoster,
Afr and Mrs Peck. Mrs Johanna Dow
ling. After the service at the church
W. J. Hughes rendered Sweet Spirit
Hear My Prayer" The interment was
in st Joseph's cemetery.
The death of Mrs Frank B. O'Neil,
which occurred at the home of her
father, John Clohessey, 100 Clark
street. Wednesday, Sept 20, removes
one of the widely known and esteemed
residents Of this vicinity. Mrs O'Neil
was woman of admirable traits of
character, ever ready and willing to
assist in times of need. She thought
no sacrifice too great for the frineds
she knew and loved. A favorite with
the old, and a pleasant companion
with the young. she leaves large cir
Gle Of friends. in whose hearts her
memory will be long and tenderly
cherished. H. L. Fl.
The funeral of Mrs Martha z. Moore
was held from her home at 80 Seovill
street yesterday afternoon at $50
o'clock. Services were conducted at
the house and interment was In River.
side cemetery. The pallbearers were
Charles Bauby, Robert HoadleS, @. d.
Pinney and George Bronson. There
were numerous floral offerings.
Mrs Johanna Bowling, widow Of the
late Edward Bowling of 296 North
Main street, died yesterday. She leaves
two sons, Thomas, In Ireland, and Pat
rick of this city, and four daughters,
Mrs John Waller of New York, Mrs
John Hawley, Mary and Nellie Dow
ling of this city. The funeral will be
held at 1870 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
Francis P. Morgan, aged 30 years,
died suddenly last night at his home,
125 Cherry street. He was drug
clerk in the employ of the Apothecaries'
Hall Co and worked until 10 O'Clock
last night. He went direct from the
store to his home aud on reaching
there he was taken III with apoplexy
and died in about a half hour. Mr.
Morgan was a young man Of splendid
character and was held in high esteem
by all who knew him. He was
member of the local lodge of Elks. Be
sides his mother he leaves a brother.
Thomas, and n sister, Mary. His
father. Thomas Morgan, died a couple
of months ago. The funeral will be
held 10 the Immaculate Conception
church Monday morning at $50