The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-01-06
Obituary.


Obituary.
Rev. Father DubbeIl, formerly of Lo
gan Avenue chapel, but now Of Brock
! enridge Colo, received the sad news
! Yesterday of the death of his sister,
known in religion as Sister Mary Hen
rietta, superioress of the Dominican
convent in Havana, Cuba. Sister Hen
rietta was a native of New York City
and was one of the volunteer nurses
who went down to Cuba at the out
break of the Spanish-American war,
and though only 20 years of age at the
| time of her death, had already accom-
plished much in her religious work
She fell a victim to yellow fever. Sis
ter Henrietta was a wonderful mu-
sician, being master of every inStru-
ment, and besides possessing a beau
tiful and thoroughly cultivated voice.
She is survived by her parents, who
reside in Havana, her brother, Father
Joseph Dubbell. at present visiting in
Denver, and another brother, also a
priest, of Los Angeles, Cal.
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Peculiarly shocking was the death of
Mr.. Thomas Patrick Pettid, which oc-
Cured in this city on Christmas night.
Mr.. Pettid, a young engineer on the
Colorado & Southern railroad, was
crossing vacant lot on Larimer street
when, tripping over the supports Of a
billboard, he fell in such a way that
his head was wedged tightly between
two posts, and, being unable to extri-
cate himself, slowly strangled to death.
His body was found next morning by a
neighbor on his way to work.
The funeral occurred from the home
of his brother, Edward Pettid, 1927
Eighth street, on Friday morning.
Requiem Mass was said at st. Pat
rick's church, and interment was at
Mount Calvary cemetery.
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The body of Mrs. Agnes Kleine, who
died in Kansas City last week, was
brought to Denver and inferred in
Mount Calvary cemetery last Sunday
afternoon Mrs. Kleine was the mother
of Mrs. Kate Slight and Mrs. c. Bo-
dine of this city.
The funeral of Thomas j. Dowd of
! 2942 Williams street occurred on Tues
day afternoon from Sacred Heart
church. Interment was in Mount CAL
vary cemetery.
One of the oldest residents of Sacred
! Heart parish passed away on Satur-
day, Dec. 80, in the person of Mrs.
Mary Darrah of 1855 Lincoln avenue
! Her funeral occurred on Tuesday morn
ing with Requiem Mass at Sacred
Heart church, after which the remains
were escorted by hundreds of friends
to their last resting place in Mount
Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Darrah was
the mother Of Mrs. A. F. Haberl.
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The funeral of Thomas ]. Mannix
took place on Saturday morning, Dec.
80, from 4he residence of his sister,
| Mrs. George McLachlan, 1114 West
/ Thirteenth avenue. Services were held
in st. Leo's church and interment was
in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mrs Josephine Guanella, widow of
! the late Thomas Guanella, one of the
| pioneer settlers of Georgetown. Colo,
departed this life last week at the resi-
| dence of her daughter, Mrs. Anna
Hinsdale, in Pueblo. The funeral oc-
CURED in Georgetown and was attend
ed by persons for many miles around.
for Mrs. Guanella was known and
loved throughout all that section of
the country, where everyone in distress
was her neighbor. Her warm heart
never failed to respond to an appeal
for aid, even after her once full purse
was depleted. Mrs. Guanella was the
sister of Mrs. Monte of 1916 Pennsyl-
vania avenue and mother of Mrs. ]. NJ.
S. Egan, for many years a resident of
/ Logan avenue parish.
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Mr.. Joseph Gavin. we'll known in
! Denver and the entire west, passed
away on Wednesday, Dec. q, at his
! home, 1904 Stout street, after an illness
! extending over several years. Mr.. Ga
vim was Go years of age and a native
of Toledo, o. The funeral took place
! Sunday afternoon from Sacred Heart
church, Rev. Father William Organ
! conducting services.
The pallbearers were Philip Golding,
James Nelson, ]. K. Stuart, William
| Benkelman, George w. Cook, o. Z.
/ Wilson, w. E. Griswold and George
A. Liable, the last coming all the way
! from Seattle to attend the funeral of
/ his friend. Services at the grave We're
! conducted by the Elks, of which order
deceased was a member.
Mrs. Margaretha Roncaglia, who died
at her home, 1901 Platte street, on
! Wednesday, Dec. 81. was buried Sat
| urday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
! Mount Carmel church. Interment in
| Mount Calvary cemetery.
Thomas, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius O'Connell, of zoos Bry-
ant street, died on Wednesday, Dec. 81,
/ and was buried Saturday morning with
Requiem Mass at St. Dominic's church
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Mrs. Mary Perry, wife of Gaetano
| Perry, after suffering untold agony
since Dec. II, breathed her last just as
the new year dawned. Her little boy
of years accidentally overturned
lighted imp and :gnt,ed his clothes.
and the brave mother, in attempting to
eXtinguish the flames, was so fear
fully burned that the very best med
ical care that could be given her serveu
but to prolong her agony Besides the
little boy for whom she gave her life,
Mrs. Perry is survived by her husband
and a little daughter of years. The
funeral occurred from the home in
Elyria 10 Annunciation church last
Wednesday and was largely attended.
Much sympathy is felt for the distract
ed husband and little ones.
Reports Are Encouraging.
Reports submitted by the House of