Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-03
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
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 The funeral of Anna s. Weir was held yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock at the home of the parents, MT and Mrs Arthur. w. Weir. 482 West Main street. The Rev John c. Davenport oficiated and inter- ment was in Pine Grove cemetery. There was a large number of ffow- CTS, among them being punches of roses from MT and Mrs Thomas Ma honey, Miss Jennie Migent, Bouffard Bros, MT Hallock, Union Christian Endeavor, Miss Taylor, Clara Squires and John T. Drufer. A pillow mark ed, Anna" from the family; punches of carnations from Boy friends, J. Mahoney, Mrs Agnes Simms and family, MT and Mrs J. P. Weir. Mrs Kiesel, Annie and Rose Cullum, Geraldine Beldin, Margaret Mirman, Mabel O'Brien, Helen Morton. Cary Martin, Helen Ehliss, Ruth Sherman. MT Senior, Mary Burke, MT and Mrs Hartley, MT and Mrs F. J. Reynold. MT and Mrs Percy Mahoney and Sec ond Congregational church Sunday School. Carnations and .daffodils from Eva Bradley, Artificial wreath from MT and Mrs Alfred Klnicker of New Britain. Bunch of tulips from MT and Mrs c. B. Morse of New Ha- ven; horseshoe of flowers from Her bert and Thomas Mahoney; baskets of roses from Mrs and Miss Wilde, MT and Mrs William Hauck, MT and Mrs M. F. McGrath, MT and Mrs A. J. Dauch; wreaths from A. J. Dauch's clerks, classmates in Lincoln school, Myrtle Temple, P. S., MT and Mrs Charles Arnold, from grand mother, MT and Mrs H. w. Morse of Meriden: crescent from MT and Mrs P. J. Morse; bunch of Easter lilies from Miss Nellie Stone, and anchor from MT and Mrs R. c. Morse of Meriden. The bearers were Ernest Mahoney, William Mahoney, Albert Senior and Frank Squires.
 The funeral of Miss Minnie Freter was held yesterday afternoon from her late home on South Wilson street with services at the house and at the grave in charge of the Rev Oscar Haywood, D. D., of the First Baptist church, and the Rev Otto Koenig of New Haven. The bearers were Ray Olcott, Charles Offendale, Albert Constantine and George Matthews. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. There were many beautiful floral tributes, in cluding a basket of roses from the parents; a pillow from William and Emily Kunde, William and Annie Kunde, Edward and Ida Kunde and Carl and Minnie Werner; wreaths from Lawrence Hummel; bouquets from class No z. First Baptist Sun day school, First Baptist church. Mrs Hastings Sunday school class, MT and Mrs Overfield. Mrs Lena Dresch- el, MI &Schildgen, MT and Mrs Hum-
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Cor coran was largely attended from the family residence on Bishop street this morning at o'clock, with a mass of requiem at St Thomas church, Rev Father Sullivan ofi- ciating. At the close of the mass, Miss Winifred Delaney sang "The Beautiful Land on High" very feel ingly and as the body was borne from the church the choir endered Near CT, My God to Thee" The bearers were William Thomas. Joseph and John McNellis. Michael J. Maloney and John P. Kinney, all nephews of the deceased. Interment was in the new St Joseph's cemetery. Among those present from out of town were John J. Mclaughlin and Felix Laf- ferty of Girardville, Pa. Michael J. Maloney of Philadelphia. Pa, Cert rude Kinney of South Bethlehem, Pa, Mrs J. D. Wheeler of Elizabethport. N. J.. and Mrs John Bossidy of Cheshire.
 The funeral of Franklin O. Booth was held this afternoon from his late home on Cooke street with service by the Rev F. D. Buckley. D. D. of Trin- ity parish. A string quartet rem dered a number of suitable selections. The quartet was made up as follows: Mir Farnham, violin: Miss Chapman. second violin: MT Tinsley. viola: Mir Race, cello. The bearers were Will liam Barrett, Charles Farnham. Clar- ence Loveridge. .toland Jenner, Ed ward and George Thompson. The interment was in Riverside cemetery.
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