Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-03
DEATHS, FUNERALS
Well Known People Who Have
 Been Called Away.

l Been Called Away.
 1 The remains of Mrs Selina Carlisle,
 who died recently in Columbia, Miss.
 were brought here to-day and inferred
 in Riverside cemetery.
 The funeral of the late George w..
 Beach will be held at the family resi-
 dence on Cliff street at 3 o'clock Mon
 day afternoon. Friends are requested 1 to omit flowers.
 The funeral of James J. Barnes will
 be held from the family residence on l Charles street to St Patrick's church 1 tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. 1 The interment will be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Edwin K. Tucker. aged 76 years,
 died yesterday at his home on North 1 Main street. Besides his wife he leaves
 one daughter, Mrs c. l.. Jessell. The | funeral, which will be private, will be
 held Monday afternoon. The inter- ment will be in Pine Grove cemetery. The funeral of Thomas Bidwell. the 3 years old son of Mfr and Mrs T. D. Barlow, took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence on West Main street. with service by the Rev
 Mir Lewis and interment in Riverside
 cemetery. Isaac E. Clark, accompanied by Mrs Clark, rendered two solos at | the house.
 The funeral of Mrs Ellen O'Rourke took place this morning from her late
 home on Stone street with q mass of LN,.a,, ,fss, ar'e, .b,,p,
 and interment in new St Joseph's cem- etery. The bearers were James Grea- ney, Jeremiah Carroll, William Dal!, Denis Dunn, John Horigan. Michael Fitzgerald. The floral tributes includ-
 ed cross from the family; wreath
 and bouquet, Mir and Mrs John Kelly and children; bouquet, Katherine Me
 Cormack; basket of roses, pupiis ar
 Merriam school. i The funeral of Sarah Caden took
 place this morning from her late home
 in Waterville with a mass of requiem
 at St Michael's church by Father
 Traynor and interment in Calvary
 cemetery. The bearers were John
 Donahue, Thomas McMahon, Edward
 Nolan and Peter Callan. The floral ot-
 ferings included wreath from en-'
 ployes of the Berbecker X Rowland
 Co; bouquets, Mrs Lucien Wolff. Mrs
 Phipps, Miss Reilly. Miss Lyons;
 cross, employees, of the night crew of
 the, New England freight yard; bon
 quets, Mrs James McArdle and Miss
 Rose Gallagher of St Michael's choir,
 Mollie Ryan and Amy Patzer.
 The funeral of James A. Grady was largely attended yesterday morning from the family residence on Bank street, with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by the Rev Father Gleeson and interment in new St Jos eph's cemetery. The bearers were Joseph Mcconnell. Patrick Donahue, William Howard, Edward Flynn, Charles Johnson and James Mccarthy. The floral tributes included pillow lettered Brother" from the family; pillow marked 'Comrade," from James Carty. Edward Flynn, Robert Taylor, Dennis Harrington; cross, Nellie De- laney; cross, Katherine and Margaret McGrath; cross. Lucy Crowley: wreath, Marie O'Grady: wreath. Joseph Me- ,ohhth, "ituthf, thipiostS VI tut du- tomatic department of the New Eng land Watch Co; basket of roses, em- ployes of departments 20-21, Water bury Clock Co: basket of roses. Mary Calvin and Annie O'Brien; basket of roses. James and John Doyle: bou- quets, Margaret Moran, Bessie Eitzger- aid. Katherine and Helen Walsh. Eliza beth Greaney. Mrs Merchant and fam fly, Daniel Cronan. Sake X Floto. Mary Laffin, Mrs T. Kilmartin. James F.. Me Grath, Katherine McGill and Rose Me kenna, Mir and Mrs NJ. F. McGrath, Marie Morrot. William Shannahan and sisters, Mrs Y. Schell and family and William Howard. Mrs Trombler and family.
 The Daily Eastern Argus of Port. land. Maine. printed the following death notice of former Waterbury woman. who died suddenly in North Deering on Wednesday evening: Death came with shocking sudden. ness to Mrs Anna F.. Adkins last ev- ciIing. her demise soon following an affection of the heart which seized her just as she had entered q street car near her home at North Deering. She was taken home unconscious and passed away in that state shortly af- ter. reaching there. Mrs Adkins mad not been in the best of health for the past year. although she was of such cheerful and uncomplainifig na. ture that her closest friends little knew of the physical pain she endur- sd. Mrs Adkins maiden name was krOcher. she being of German parent age and a native of Waterbury. Conn. in which city her parents settled some fifty years ago. She came to Portland on the death of sister. Mrs Clement 4. rhinBey. to be a mother 10 the latter's little boy. who will sad- ly miss her. The only member of Mrs Adkins immediate family now living is brother whose home is i1 The unexDecfsd death gf Mrs. Adkins will .e peculiarly ~ad- !. dening' to these of her large rir'hs af friends and aszluaintanees who were so bospitabIy entertained at her home on last Saturday evening. .as.s ..aw@s..,I.-s ..r rr-ls-f. s..za ass.s. lr.