Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-03

DEATHS AND FUNERALS. Well Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.
 The funeral of Miss Ellen stc- !Mahon took Lla;c Sunday Stter"ssn from the residence of her brother, Michael McMahon, of 12 North Riy- erside street. The services were conducted by her nephew, the Rev Arthur MCMahon, 0. P, assisted by tho Rev Father Gleeson. The pdll- bearers were Thomas McMahon, Will ,liam Delaney, Timothy Conway, Jo- seph Neal, Thomas Foy and William Slocum. The burial was ill St Jo- Seph's cemetery.
 The funeral of John Harvey, for 1ner residedt of this ely, who died
 
 Saturday at Trinity church with services by the Rev Dr Buckley and interment in Riverside cemetery. The pallbearers were D. D. Gregory, AL bert l.. Snagg, George Pilkington, Charles Bradshaw, James Coffey and Peter Dunn. The burial was in Riv- erside cemetery. MT Harvey is sur vived by his wife, his mother, Mrs Catherine Harvey, of 46 Ashley street, brother, Oscar, and three sisters, Mrs James Mcknight, Mrs Carrie Bowne and Mrs George Snagg, all of this city.
 The funeral of John Donovan took place yesterday at S:30 from the home of his parents, MT and Mrs John D. Donovan of 172 South Leonard street, to St Patrlck's church, where high mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Conway. The pallbearers were Daniel Hurley, Thomas Carroll, Martin Gloyen, Will liam r. Somm, Frank Elchman and Lawrence Guiman. The burial was in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Tn funeral of James St George took place this afternoon from Null Ville's morgue with interment in Cal vary cemetery. The funeral ex- penses were paid by friends who knew MT George when nobody would suppose that a time would come when he would need a helping hand from any one.
 The funeral of John, the nine months old son of MT and Mrs Ed ward Gaughan of 33 Howard street, took place yesterday afternoon with interment in the new St Joseph's cemetery. The floral offerings in- cluded basket of roses from the par ents of the deceased; basket, Margar- ct and Mary Downey; bouquet, Mrs John Green.
 Mary and Margaret, twin daughters of MT and Mrs John Meskill of 471 Cooke street, died Saturday night They were 9 months old and their deaths occurred with an hour of each other after an illness of only two days. The funeral was held Sunday after noon at 330 o'clock with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 James, the four weeks old son of MT and Mrs Andrew Healey of lower South Main street, died Saturday The funeral was held Sunday with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 John c. Ketchen, for many years a well known local toolmaker, died Sunday at the home of his brother, c, A. Ketchen, 432 North Willow street. The remains were taken to Simsbury for burial.
 The remains of William H. Strick- land of Linden street, who died Sat urday, were taken to Torrington for burial this morning.
 Frank Mays, aged A years, died at his home 9 Ward street Sunday morn ing. He was employed as a tool set ter at the Waterbury Manufacturing Co for the past twenty years, where he was highly esteemed by all whom he came in contact with. His death came as a great shock to his many friends. He worked until Thursday, when he went home i'll and in getting his medicine early Sunday morning he took carbolic acid by mistake and he ran to the drug store two doors be- low his home for help. but fell at the door and was picked up by some friends. He died before medical aid could reach him. He is survived by q widow and seven children, Mary, Sadie, Nellie, Marguerite, Annie, Jen- nie and Francis, also his father, six sisters and three brothers, Mrs Will liam Hart, Mrs Patrick Tenny, Mrs Stephen Tangly, John and James, all of this city, Richard of County Ty- rone. Ireland, Mrs Hosey Margo and the Misses Rebecca and Helen of Lo- well. Mass. The funeral took place this morning at S:S0 to St Thomas church with intermant in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Thomas Vickers. John McNulty, James o'Don- nell and William Farrell. The floral offerings included the following: standing wreath, from children: bouquet of white chrysantheums. Mrs Grimes; standing cross, department 73-56 Waterbury Manufacturing Co: bouquet of chryEanthemums, Dr JacksOn's sanitarium; bouquet of pink carnations, MT and Mrs Ralph stango; bouquet Of white roses. Sake