Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-26
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The funeral of Thomas J. Morgan took place this morning from his late home, 125 Cherry street, to the Im- maculate Conception church, where q mass of requiem was celebrated by Father Brennan. The bearers were Joseph White, Jeremiah Daly, Joseph Cunningham, James c. Moran, NJ. J. Grogan and John Cunningham. The floral tributes included pillow marked Father" from the widow and children; mound of roses and carna- tions, P. J. Flanagan and family; Gates Ajar. Joseph Kilbride, Miles Mccarthy, Michael Bergin and Morti- mer Connor; spray of palms and roses. Mrs Joseph Kenney; spray of pink car nations, the Misses Mamie and Jos ephlne Wallace; crescent of ivy, Sake < Floto; spray Of white carnations, the Misses McDonald: pink carnations, Miss H. Riley; spray of pink carna- tions, William O. Gervais; cross, choir of the Immaculate Conception church; basket of roses, G. L. Dexter and clerks; standing wreath, employees of sample and packing department Of the Waterbury Button Co. The out Of town mourners included Mrs NJ. J. Grogan of Lee, Mass, sister of the de. ceased, and family; Mrs James Mee- han and family, Ansonia; Mrs Daniel Cunningham, New York; Mrs James Shea, Mrs Morrissey and Mrs McAlien. ney of Ansonia. The interment was in the new St Joseph's cemetery. Dur ing the funeral service at the church Mrs w. J. Bergen rendered solo en titled Face to Face"
 The funeral of Patrick Shannahan took place this morning from his late home on Pemberton street with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Concep' tion church by Father O'Brien and in .terment in new St J0seph's cemetery. The bearers were Edward Shannahan, John Shannahan. John Shanna- han, Patrick Shannahan, limo thy Shannahan. and William Shannahon. The floral tributes includ' ed the following: pillow marked "hus. band' from the widow of the deceas- ed; heart inscribed Grandpa" Mir and Mrs Morgan Bowling and children; heart lettered Asleep" Mir and Mrs Dennis Sullivan; wreath marked Father" Mir and Mrs Patrick Fitz. gerald; anchor lettered Father Nil and Mrs William Shannahan: cross Rest in Peace" MT and Mrs Patrick Shannahan and baby; cross, Rest, Mrs Mary Shannahan and Lawrence Shannahan, New York; wreath, the Misses Brassil, Holyoke. Mass; wreath Mir and Mrs Daniel Foley; wreath Saxe and Floto; sheaf of wheat, Mrs Thomas Brown and Miss Annie Quil- ter: bouquets. Mrs J. Mansfield, the Misses Annie Leary. Mary Anne Sul. liyan, Hannah Sullivan.
 Miss Katherine Bissell, the 19-years. old daughter of Arthur Bissell. former. ly a resident of Litchfeld. but now of Middlebury. was drowned Saturday af. ternoon while bathing at the south end of Bantam lake. She went out In a boat near the cottage which the family occupied until she reached a poini where the water was about fifteen feet deep. She had been in the water but a short time when she was seized with cramps and was seen to go down. At tempts were made to save her. but she was too far from shore. The body wal recovered several hours later and was taken to Aiiddlebury for interment. The state papers say that Miss Blsseh waa graduated from the Crosby High school last week. but this is a mistake, sno such name appearing in the list of graduates.
 John Harrington, son of the late wil- liam Harrington, died at his home on South Leonard street yesterday after. noon. aged thirty-seyen years. He was at one time a will known baseball plnyer. He leaves his mother and two brothers, Dennis and William Har- rington. The funeral will be held at S o'clock to St Patrick's church to-mor' row morning. The interment will be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Adolph Pocius. who died yesterday at the residence Of his parents, MT and Mrs John Pocius,- 3l Porter street. was held this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Albert. son of Mir and Mrs William valtrush. of S69 Bank street. who died yesterday, took place this afternoon with interment in Cal vary cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs James Massieotte took place this afternoon from her late home on East Main street with inter- ment in Calvary cemetery.