Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-21
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
We'll Known People Whs havs Bssn
 Call sd Away.

We'll Known People Whs havs Bssn Call sd Away.
 Edward Mcdonald died yesterday
 morning at his home, 92 WOlcolt
 street. His health was poor for some
 time past, but his condition was not
 such as to unfit him for light work
 and until recently he was a valued
 employe of the city government as con
 stable at Hamilton park. He was first
 appointed to look after the park by
 ex-Superintendent Kelley of the street
 department and was continued under
 the present administration. MT Me
 Donald was born fin the townland of
 Cellenagh, Queens county, Ireland,
 about sixty years ago, put came to
 Waterbury about forty years ago and
 entered the employ of Charles Hamil- ton, as gardener, who later gave him q position us foreman at the factory or
 Roger Hamilton, where he remain ed until his health became impaired and acting on the advice of his physi- clan he quit the shop and went to work for Superintendent Kelley, who was quick to see that he was thor oughly reliable man and place. him at Hamilton park, where he had con siderable responsibility for time but the labor was light. When Mir Walker was appointed superintendent of Hamilton park Mir Mcdonald was about the only man employed there regularly and he worked for him until few weeks ago. when he was obliged to retire.
 T never knew more faithful man than Edward McDonald," said Super intendent Walker to a Democrat re- porter to-day. If you told him to do anything you might rest assured that it would be attended to, and if any thing happened that deterred him from carrying out an order he never hesitated about giving the reason truthfully. We'll all miss him out there. thought the world of him my self and the help liked him, too. He was always busy with his own work, he had no time to devote to other things and this is the kind of men wanted in position such as he held at the park. We'll shut down to-mor- row and attend the funeral and also send suitable floral tribute. 1 wish we could do more to show our appre- citation of MT McDonald's good quail ties"
 Mir Mcdonald was member of Sheridan council, K. of G., and of Court Rose Hill, F. of A. He leaves besides his widow. six children, Will liam, an empl0ye of the Roger Broth CTS; Mary, clerk in the store of the Curran Dry Goods Co; Sarah G.. a teacher in the Croft school; James A., now residing in Denver: Margaret H.. student at the New Britain Normal school; and Edward, an employe of the Waterbury Democrat. also brother James Mcdonald. The funeral will be held at S:3O o'clock tomorrow morning with a mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church and inter- ment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Joseph, the 8 months old son of Mir and Mrs Walter Wall of 5 Platt place, died Saturday. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon with interment In St Joseph's cemetery.
 Daniel. the six months old son of MT and Mrs Patrick Tohil of 213 South Main street, died this morning. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Maggie. the months old daughter of Mir and Mrs John Sweeney of 139 street, died this morning. The funeral will take place tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Annie Cotter died yesterday morn- ing at the residence of Mrs John Lu- cid. 217 South Main street. She leaves her mother. a brother. James. and sister Margaret in Ireland, and one brother John of this city. The deceased had resided fin Waterbury for many years and had wide circle | )f friends. The funeral will be held | 1t S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning | with a mass of requiem at the Inn | maculate Conception church and in- in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of John Henry Mar | ,uard took place Saturday afternoon at | o'clock from the home of his parents. | The pallbearers were Masters Henry | Oge Hansen. Joseph Cunning nam and Peter Larsen. The Rev Mir | Williams offlciated. The floral tributes | were: Wreath. from parents: basket of | oses, grandma: pillow, from Mir and Mrs A. s. Anderson; pillow, Danish Brotherhood society; basket of roses. Ir and Mrs Eilitz: basket. little Irv- ng Marguard; wreath. Mir and Mrs Iohn l.. Anderson: bouquets. Mrs ireen. Mrs Mills. Mrs Peck. Etta and Howard Eilitz, Mrs F. Hansen. Mrs 7. Lund. Mrs N. Peterson. Mrs c. espersen, Mrs II. Geminthe. Mrs c. Hansen. Mrs M. Corr. Misses Carrie md c Jennie Larsen. The burial was t Riverside cemetery.