Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-07
DEATHS, FUNERALS
Well Known People Who Have
 Been Called Away.

Joseph l.. Boucher died this morning at his home, B West Clay street. He leaves widow. The funeral will be held to St Anns church tomorrow morning. The remains will be taken to Pittsheld, Mass, for burial in charge of Undertaken W. J. Spain.
 The funeral of the late Michael Don ahue took place this morning from the family residence, 50 Linden street, to the. Immaculate Conception church, where a solemn mass of requiem was celebrated with Father Smith of Hins- dale, Mass, nephew of the deceased, as celebrant; Father Donahue of Westfield, Mass, cousin of the de- ceased, deacon: Father Brennan. sub deacon and Father O'Brlen, master of ceremonies. The church was filled with relatives and acquaintances of the family from all over town and many from other places. The bearers were all members of the Holy Name society, William Milton, J. H. Moran, Patrick Holohan, NJ. Heffernan, John @F. Whalen and Thomas Kilduff. The service at the grave was conducted by the Rev Father, Smith, assisted by several other priests. There was q large number of beautiful floral of ferings.
 The funeral of Edson w. Parker, aged B years and 10 months, who passed away Sunday, February 4, 1906, after a week of suffering following an operation for appendicitis. leaving q wife and mother to mourn his loss, was held yesterday afternoon. Mir Parker was boOkkeeper ill the Bene- dict X Burnham Manufacturing Go, and was much loved and respected by all and will be missed by d large num- Der of friends, who extend sympathy to the immediate relatives. There were floral tributes from the following: Large basket, employees of the Bene- dict < Burnham Manufacturing Go; wreath, office of Hellmann Brewing Co: broken column. Marion and .ulll- dale friends; wreath, Mir and Mrs C. E. Wallace; mound. Mrs Holland, l.. NJ. Holland; star, Friendship lodge, r. and A. M., No B. Southington; three links. I. O. o. F., Eureka lodge. No "a, of Huntsville: large spray of red car nations, William Berry lodge, No 50, k. of F., Southington; sprays. Milldale w. c. T. L., MT and Mrs J. De Bissh- chop and family, MT and Mrs Charles Littlehale and family. wife and moth- CT. Mr and Mrs $. F. Williams, Mir and Mrs Frank Frisbie. MT and Mrs Edwin $. Todd. Edgar Downs and mother. The pallbearers were two members from each of the following lodges: K. Of F., Huntsville; Eureka lodge. No n, I. O., 0. F.. Huntsville; Friendship lodge. No 33. F. and A. NJ. The burial was in Marion, the home of his child hood days.
 The funeral of James Joseph Hayes took place this morning from his late home on East Main street with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Con ception church by Father Brodelick, and interment in Terryville, the body being taken there in charge of J. H. Mulville. The bearers were Michael Slavin, Frank Reed. Thomas Reilly, Joseph Tracy, Eugene Doyle and Dan- iel Sullivan, the last two mentioned representing Court Falcon, r. of A. The floral tributes were as follows: Large pillow of roses and lilies let tered "James" from the family; open book of roses. inscribed There is Sweet Rest in Heayen..' fFom, Sadit :. standing cross. roses and lilies. Th0m- as II. Hayes: standing cross. pinks and white roses. employees of finishing department of Roger X Bros: stand ing wreath of red roses and lilies, marked Friend numerous acluain- tances of the deceased in the eastern section of the city: gates ajar, letter. ed Our Friend" from friends: pillow of roses. Court Falcon. F. of A. wreath of roses and gallic leaves. Sake X Floto: wreath of white roses. Mrs M. Heffernan: wreath of pink roses, Nellie Hayes; wreath of red roses. Az nes Byrnes and John Mates: bogquets, pink roses. Mir and Mrs J. r. Sullivan, pink and white carnations. James and Charles Bahan; white roses. Mrs Ed. ward Howard: pink carnations. Mr and Mrs Charles Dunlap: white ear nations. employees of Ro"er Bros: pink carnations, friend: white Easter lilies. q friend.