Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-30
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

well AuOWu fe0ple WHO nave oecn
 Called Away.
 The funeral of Peter A. fleming son took place yesterday afternoon from his late home, AS Putnam street, with service at the Swedish Lutheran church on Cherry street by the Rev Joseph D. Danielson and interment in Riverside cemetery. The floral tributes included pillow marked Husband and Father" from the family; a pillow from the Society Odien inscribed "Odien";; pillow from the Sunday school and teachers marked Rest; standing wreath from the church trustees and dea- cons; bouquets from Mrs T. H. Erickson and Mrs John Johnson, Nils Swenson, MT and Mrs J. Land- strom. F. P. Hanson and daughter, MT and Mrs c. A. Sundin, MT and Mrs Maurice F. Hubbard, MT and Mrs A. F. Wolf, Mrs O. Peterson, MT and Mrs c. F. Olson, MT and Mrs Charles Edquist and MT and Mrs John A. Anderson. The pallbearers were Charles Swenson, N. P. Sven son, Alex Wolf, A. E. Thunberg, Theodore Erickson and Andrew An derson.
 John s. Wheeler died yesterday morning at his home, AT Holmes avenue. The funeral services will be held this evening at his late home in charge of the Rev Frederick D. Buckley, rector of Trinity Episcopal church. The remains will be taken to Salisbury for burial.
 Charles H. Decker died yesterday morning at his home, 13 West Main street. Funeral services will be held at the house Friday morning at Il o'clock. The body will be taken to Northfield for burial.
 The funeral of Adam Nassann took place this morning from his late home on Bank street with mass of re- quiem at St Cecilia's church by the Rev Farrell Martin, D. D., and inter- ment in the new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Daniel Cavanaugh and Thomas Reyes from the Eagles, Henry Schieffer and Charles Herp re- presenting the Sons of Hermann, Will liam H. Borchardt and Frank Korner from Speedwell lodge, K. of P. The societies with which MT Nassann was connected in addition to appointing the bearers also sent delegations to the funeral. The floral tributes included . pillow marked Husband and Papa" from the wife and children of the de- ceased; standing cross, mother and father; pillow, lettered Brother from brothers and sisters of the de- ceased; B carnations, Anthony He'll man; standing cross, w. H. Borchardt and employees: wreath, MT and Mrs John Hermann; pillow, employees of the Hellmann Brewing company: wreath, Speedwell lodge, K. of F.: wreath, MT and Mrs George Stein and Mrs George Frank; standing cross, F. o. E. No 379; pillow, Q. D. H. s.. No 30; bouquets. Mir and Mrs Frank Faith, Sake & Floto, Mrs Joseph Sooser and family, Mir and Mrs Char les Schmidt, Max Schafer and family, Martin Carroll and Albert Soeilier, Miss Helen Chase.
 The funeral of Michael Joseph, the II months old son of Timothy and the late Della Mcdonald Hurley, took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence, 921 Bank street. with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Soft, soft, he is sleeping.
 Oh wake him not now;
 The calm seal of death
 Is impressed on his brow.
 Right lovely and wise
 Was our baby,
 But he is now with Gods angels,
 untrammeled and free.
 Soft, soft. he Is sleeping.
 The dove souled and fair,
 A smile on his face and
 A curl in his hair.
 His papa, may comfort
 Descend from on high,
 As he wipes with wild anguish
 The love tear from his eye.
 Soft. soft, he Is sleeping,
 And only year.
 God has taken away
 Our own darling storeen.
 He is gone from the fever,
 The torment and pain.
 And our darling Michael l
 NVa will ua'ar eaa aUaiu