Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-27
DEATHS AND FUNERALS,
Well Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away,

Thomas Keefe of 73 Kingsburi street, aged twenty-eight years, died at the Waterbury hospital Saturday af- ternOon after a short illness. He leaves one brother, Bernard, and seven sisters, Mrs John Anderson, Mrs Thomas Finnegan, Mrs Maurice Ke!A, her, Julia. Mary, Loretta and Theresa Keefe. The funeral took place this morning from the family residence with mass of requiem and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery The bearers were John Heating, James Clifford Michael Peters. William Me- Nellis, John Cooney and Thomas Mar tin. The floral offering included pIl- low lettered Brother from the sisters of the deceased; standing wreath, Reid x Hughes clerk; wreaths, John Grady. Mir and Mrs T. Finnegan; wreaths and violets, the Peters family, SaXe and Floto; Easter lilies, Charles l.. Snagg: carnations, Mrs McNellis, Mrs Edward Skelly; basket of roses, the Misses Margaret Flanagan, Lucy Burns and Annie Anderson; bouquets. Miss Nellie Lodge. Mir and Mrs Schneider, Mir and Mrs John Maher.
 Mrs Sarah Carter. wife of Dr Carter of Williams college. died Saturday at Camden. s. C.. where she had been spending the winter Besides her husband she leaves four children Mrs Carter whose maiden name was Sarah Leavenworth Klngsbury, was daugh- ter of the late Charles D. Kingsbury. and a sister of the Hon Frederick J. Kingsbury, of this city. She was born at the family residence on North Main etreet. which stood near ovhererMf Bell 1iam now conducts a livery business and lived here until she married Dr Carter. The body is expected here on Wednesday and the funeral will prOb- ably be held Thursday from the resi- dence of Mir Kingsbury. 80 Prospect street. The interment will be in River side cemetery.
 Joseph Bessette, aged fifty-fve years, died at his home at J63 North River side street at il a. m. Sunday of pneu- monia. after a weeks illness. He had followed the trade of a carpenter for years in Waterbury most of that time, being in the employ of John ClOhessy. He leaves a widow. four daughters aud a son: Mrs Napoleon Duhamel. and the Misses Angelina. Lydia and Laura Bessette. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning to St. Anne's church at $50 o'clock.
 Mrs Catherine Hayden, widow of the late Michael Hayden. died at her home, 159 Washington avenue. Saturday evening. The funeral will be held from St Patrick's church Tuesday mor- ming and the burial will be in the new St Joseph's cemetery. Mrs Hayden leaves four daughters by her first hus band, Annie. Catherine. Dorothy esad Alice Stanley. The funeral will be held at S:3O o'clock tomorrow morning to St Patrick's church.
 Mrs Anna Kavle died last evening at her home 957 South Main street. She leaves four children, Mrs Homer S. Bronneke. Oscar C and Alfred Kavle, the former of Syracuse. \. Y., and the latter of Houston. Tex. The funeral service will be held at i 30 to- morrow. The remains will be taken to Thomaston for burial.
 Ruth, the thirteen-days-old daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs John D. Miller of Sylvan avenue. died yesterday. The funeral was held o'clock this after noon the Rev John E Zeiter of the Chapel street NJ. E. church officiating. The remains were inferred in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The funeral of the late Jessie NJ. Hall took place Saturday afternoon from the family residence on Burton street with service by the Rev Dr cemetery.
 James. infant son of Mir and Mrs Patrick Gleeson of 34 South Leonard street died Saturday night. The fun ! eral took place yesterday afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Mary. the infant daughter of Mir and Mrs. Thomas M. Doyle of 4.,5 East Main street. died yesterday. The fu- neral took place today. The interment was in Calvary cemetery.