The Irish standard., 1907-05-11
WITH THE DEAD.
James Kennedy.

James Kennedy. 63 years old, dice
Friday morning, May 3, at the resi-
dence, 342 Quincy street northeast.
Mr.. Kennedy was one of the pionee,
residents of the city. having lived here
for So years. He is survived by his
wife and six children--James Kenne-
dy. Jr.. Margaret Kennedy, Mrs. w. r
Brown, Mrs. w. NJ. Reed, Mrs. NJ. Har-
rison and Miss Nellie Kennedy. The
funeral was held Monday morning
After requiem mass at ST. Anthem,
church the interment took place at ST
Anthony cemetery.
Edward Tyrreli.
Edward Tyrrell died May 3, at ST
Barnabas hospital. He was a residen,
of Watervile, Mimi, and came to this
city to undergo an operation. He was
6S years of age and is survived h>
wife and family. His remains were
taken to Watervile for interment.
Claude HadIey.
Claude Hadley, aged two years
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Hadley
1882 5th street northeast, died Tues
day last. The interment was at St
Mary's cemetery on Thursday.
Maurice McErlane.
Maurice, the seven-year- son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McErlane. 1901
3rd street northeast, died on Wednes.
day last at the fanny home. The bur.
ial took place yesterday in ST. Anthem,
cemetery.
Mrs. Anton Ebe,
Mrs: Anton Ebe died Monday morn.
ing at her residence, 744 Jefferson
street northeast, after an illness of one
week of pneumonia. Mrs Ebc is sur.
vived by her husband and three chill.
dren. Myrtle, lone and Helen, three
brothers and three sisters. Her funer.
al took place from the residence Wed.
iAH'0s a. GOV d. III, Will requiem
mass at st. Anthony of Padua church
at o'clock. Interment at st. Mary.
cemetery. Mrs. Ebe WAS a member o
Division No. ! Ladies' Auxiliary A. O
H.. members of which society of1ciat
ed as honorary pallbearers MIR. Eb
is a. well know East Side hardware
dealer and his many friends extent
their sincere sympathy in his great be
reavement.
Mrs. Mary Gibbons,
The death of Mrs. Mary Gibb.rs VIII
was severely burned by the explosion,
of lamp on Thursday evening of las
| week. at her home. SOB Main stree
northeast, occurred the following da,
at the City hospital, after a period o
intense suffering. The unfortunate
woman was 73 years of age. and hat
resided over 20 years in the East Side
the family consisting of the husband
Patrick Gibbons. and the son, Patrick
Jr., and Margaret, all of whom surviv,
their mother. The funeral was helc
Monday morning with requiem mass a,
St Anthony church. The intermen,
was at ST. Anthony cemetery.
William p. Dunn.
The funeral Of William P. Dunn, The
well-known retail liquor dealer. pop.
| u]arly known as BILLY" Dunn. was
held from 213 Ninth street south Fri.
day morning at s o'clock. Services
were held at Immaculate Conception
church at 8 o'clock. The funeral was
in charge of Acrie No. "a, Order OF
Eagles. lnterment at st. Mary's Gene
terry.
Michael ScanIon.
Michael Scanlon, aged II years, died
Thursday afternoon at ST. Barnabas
hospital, of pneumonia. Mr.. Scanlor
has been resident of Minnea polls for
the past 30 years. He is survived by
a wife, three sons and a daughter
The funeral VIII take pace tnlS morn
ing from the residence. 140S 18th st. $.
at $3.50 and at ST. Charles church al
9 O'clock. Interment at st. Mary's
cemetery.
James w. Kelly.
Thursday afternoon at I O'Clock
James w. Kelly, an old resident Of tho
East Side. died at his home, 1919 Enc
street n. F.. at the age of 81 years HI
is survived by his wife and the fol.
bel and Mrs. Maud Ziemer, all resi-.
dents of this city.
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