Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-17
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

I { Mrs Mary McInerney died last night at her home, 72 Park avenue. The re-
 mains will be taken to Winsted for
 burial Monday.
 The funeral of George N. Els will l be held from the family residence, F , Holmes avenue, at ? o'clock to-mor- row afternoon.
 : Walter Boulanger, aged one year
 and eleven months, son of Eli Boul-
 anger. died on Thursday, at the residence of his parents, 559 South Main street. The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock with inter-
 ment in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Robert J. McCollum
 took place this morning from the fam
 fly residence on Cooke street to the
 Immaculate Conception church where
 mass of requiem was celebrated by
 Father Frederick. During the ser
 vice NJ. J. McEvOy rendered solo.
 The bearers were Joseph Gallagher,
 c. A, Neher, Dr G. l.. Leonard, JohG
 T. Dunfrea. The floral trubtes includ-
 ed a wreath from Mir and Mrs James
 M. Lynch; bouquets, D. NJ. Stewart,
 ALL uuu N1lS Ss L.
 Newell, H. Doerr and family, MT and
 Mrs c. H. Perkins and family, Albert
 I4oeffier, H. Dupuy, MT and Mrs G. E.
 Curley, Gallagher brothers and "A
 Friend" The remains were taken to
 Calvary cemetery, N. Y., for burial on
 the 10:52 train ill charge of T. F.
 Bergin.
 The funeral of Walter NJ. Fisher
 took place yesterday afternoon from
 Bergin's undertaking rooms. Service was conducted by Rev MT Bennett of St Johns church. Interment was ill Riverside cemetery. The bearers were John Eichman, James Monagan, George Hynes, Thomas Murphy, Frank Floto and Robert Hampton, all members of the local aerie of Eagles. Besides the bearers big delegation of Eagles attended the funeral in car riages. The floral offerings were pro- fuse including standing mound and wreath from local aerie of Eagles; a broken heart marked "Walter' from his mother; wreath from Sake and FlOto; bouquets, Mir and Mrs Patrick Keane, William Phelan, J. H. Phelan, Mrs Weldon, Lizzie Lane, Anna Phel- an and many others.
 Peter NJ. Kiersted, aged 76 years, died yesterday after an illness of about six months. He was a native of Newark, N. J., where he was at one time chief of the city fire department. He came to Waterbury about twenty two years ago. For ten years he was employed by the Scovill Manufactur- ing company, and later by the Ameri- can Ring company. Recently he was foreman for the Mattatuck Manufac- turing company. The deceased is sur vived by his wife, Mrs Julia Anderson Kiersted; three sons, William and Robert r. of Waterbury, and Edward of Stamford; two daughters. Mrs John Malone and Mrs William Mines. The funeral will take place at the family home at the corner of North Main and Division streets at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The interment will be in Riverside cemetery.
 The funeral of Mary Agnes, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs Charles J. Cullum, was held from the home of her parents 1O9 Wall street yesterday afternoon. The pail bearers were Willie Miller, John Hartley, George and Harold Phelan. John and Mortimer Loner- gan. 1.-The floral offerings included, | J basket" from '.papa and mamma;. Mrs William H. Judd and | Mrs NJ. Lonergan; bouquets, teachers 1t Walsh kindergarten, Catherine Mo ran. Ida Van Noorden, Nellie Gaghan, Mary Riley, Willie Dodd, Harold Grace and Margaret Woodruff, John H. Phelan, Frank c. Phelan, Mir and Mrs Chris r. Downey, Annie and May Finley, Lizzie, May and Margar- ,t Phelan, Mir and Mrs Joseph c. Phelan, Mir and Mrs Hine, Mrs D. Morgan, MT and Mrs D. Miller, Mrs Lewis. Mary and Catherine Killough- ,y. Aunt Mary and John Sake. The funeral was largely attended by the. many friends of the family. Burial was in the family plot in new St Jo- 'eph's cemetery.