Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well Known 'Pecple Who Have Been
 Called Away.

Jessie B. Watrous, aged 16 years. daughter of Mir and Mrs Edgar B. Watr0us, died Thursday afternoon. The funeral was private. The Rev Dr Davenport read the service and the burial was in Riverside cemetery. N The funeral of Michael DonnelIy LOOK place yesterday afternoon with service at the Sacred Heart church and interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were James Cr0nan. John Brennan, James Shugrue, John Fitz. patrick, Patrick Fitzpatrick and Mich ael Sullivan.
 Mrs Bridget Sheeran died thia morning at her home, 6SO East Main street She leaves two daughters. Mrs NJ. F. Luby and Mrs F. H. PheI. an; also a brother, Francis Gauden. Mrs Sheeran had resided in Water- bury for about forty years and had wide circle of friends. The funeral will be held at S:3O o'clock Monday morning to the Sacred Heart church. The lnterment will be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Mrs Catherine Lachance. wife of supernumerary Officer Edward La-s chance, died this morning at her home on Thomaston avenue, Waterville. af- ter two weeks Illness. Besides her husband she leaves one son. William Heaney, by her first husband. The deceased was daughter of Joseph Mcdonnell and lived most of her life in Wateryille. The funeral will he held at St Michaers church tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock.
 The funeral of Miss Julia Johnson smith, 19, who died Thursday af tI,a nome Of her parents, Mir and Mrs neuDen Il. Smith, 2 WatervilIe street. took place yesterday afternoon With service at the First Baptist church by Rev Dr Haywood and in. terment in Plymouth. Among the noral offerings were standing brok- en circle from the class of 1906 of the Crosby High school: lily plant from Mrs George E. Young: wreath from the officers and teachers of the First Baptist church; bouquets from the Rev Dr Haywood, D. D., H. M.. A. J. and A. B Smith and A. D. Fair child, uncles of the deceased; Miss Isabel Vaughan, Homer H. Nuge,it, Mrs and Miss Russell, Mrs H. s. Chase and Miss Helen Chase, friend in the office of the Waterbury Ameri- can; c. F. Chapin, Mrs George B. Webb, Miss Smiths Sunday school | class. G. NJ. Olcott, Reuben Smiths Sunday school class, Miss Della Field, W. A. Lipke and sister, Misses Mar garet and Miriam Croft. Miss Elsie Johnston and parents. F. H. Towle and family, Junior Christian Endeav- or society of the First Baptist church, Christian Endeavor society, Judge F. w .Etheridge of Thomaston, Mir and Mrs Doering. Hollister Sage, MT and
 Mrs Clark, Miss Martha Meerlander, MT and Mrs St John of Thomaston,
 Mir and Mrs 4. l.. Bowling. Wetmores of Winchester, Miss Mabel Argast,
 Mrs Elliott: wreath from the Womcn's social union of the First Baptist | church; basket from Miss Isabel Hink- ley. The honorary bearers attired in white were Elsie Johnston, Martha
 Meerlander. Edith Russell, Della Field.
 Rena and Laura Stanton, Margaret | Croft and Mabel Argast The active pail bearers were Charles Uffendale.
 Ray Alcott. Herbert Constantine.
 Remespn Cole. Austin Robbins and
 Herbert Matthews. Eight members of
 Miss Sinitfs Sunday school class act
 ed as flower bearers. On the arrival
 of the funeral party at Plymouth, a
 quartet, composed of friends of the l family, sang At Last the Silver Cord Shall Break" Miss Smith was a teacher in the First Baptist Sunday
 school. Besides her parents she l leaves two brothers and two sisters.
 Ernest A., Ben, Susan H. and Sarah
 R. Smith.