Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-02

Well Known People Who Have Been
Called Away.

Called Away.
The Queens Daughters will hold
whist tomorrow afternoon and
evening at the home of Mrs James
Downey of 231 Hamilton avenue.
The funeral of Mrs Susie e. Hills
of Newington was held this after
noon with service at the First Bap-
fist church and interment in Pine
Grove cemetery.
The funeral of George A., infant
son of Mr. and Mrs John Doran, took
place at o'clock Saturday after
noon from the parents residence,
40 Poplar street. The burial was In
the new st Joseph's cemetery.
The funeral of John Francis Paul
Derwin, son of J. ]. Derwin, was
held yesterday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock from the residence of his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs John G.
Downey of 795 Baldwin street, with
interment in st Joseph's cemetery.
The funeral of Joseph, the seven
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Yasutis of 10 South Riverside street,
was held from the house yesterday
afternoon with services in the St
Joseph Lithuanian church Mt 2
o'clock. Burial was in Calvary
cemetery.
The funeral of w. r. Hitchcock
took place this afternoon from his
late home on Bunker hill with SER
vice at the house by the Rev M. O.
Lepley and interment in Riverside
cemetery. A delegation from Speed
well lodge, K. of P, consisting of
Albert. Powell, Henry C. Black,
Henry James and Arthur Leonard,
attended the funeral.
William Bridges, aged seventy
years, died last evening at the nome
of his daughter, Mrs E. E. Wilson
of IL Johnson street. He had been
here on visit since Christmas. His
home was in Locust Valley, L. /.
There will be services at his daugh-
ter's residence at O'Clock this
evening by the Rev H. Dewitt
Williams and the burial will be in
Maple Grove, L. l., tomorrow after
noon.
Rose Deferrari, aged % years and
8 months, daughter of the late John
Deferrari, died this morning after a
short illness at her home 81 Phoenix
avenue. Miss Deferrari was gradu-
ate of the class of '06 of the Crosby
High school. Besides her mother she
leaves one sister, Teresa. The fun
eral will take place at $3.50 O'Clock
on Wednesday morning to Our Lady
of Lourdes church at 9 o'clock. In
terment will be In Calvary cemetery.
The funeral of Paul G .Husker was
held yesterday afternoon from the
residence Of his parents on Easton
avenue, the Rev John n. Lewis. .jr,
officiating. The deceased had been a
member of st Johns church and the
Rev Mr. Lewis spoke of the many
sterling qualities which had been
brought to his notice through the
young mans connection with the
parish. The floral tributes included a
basket from the foremen of the north
case department of the New England
Watch Co. standing wreath from the
students of the Crosby high school,
pillow from the parents of the de-
ceased, large wreath from his brother
and sister, bouquets from the Ladies'
club and Sunday school class, Mr. and
Mrs L. A. Munson, Robert Hyde, +.
+. Calender, Miss May Burial, +.
Sugrue, Miss Rose Blodgett. Mr. and
Mrs ID. r. Maclyer. Mr. and Mrs l..
Il. Granger, Mr. and Mrs Il. Fair
clough, w. Solomon, L. Malone. G..
Kingston. II. Lavayier, C. Haskins
and III. Musler. The bearers, who
We're selected from his class in the
Crosby high school and the st Johns
Sunday school were L. Fred Callen-
der, e. KirschbauIn. james Prescott,
Robert Frey, Ray Granger. Vincent
Dixon. Interment was made in Pine
Grove cemetery.
The remains of Miss Mary Grennan
arrived here last night from Detroit,
Mich, and were taken to the home of
a brother, Joseph Brennan, of so
Pemberton street. The body was ac-
companied from Bridgeport to this
city by the following members of
Calapata circle, No 425, F. of A., of
which the deceased was a member:
Mrs Mary Donovan, chief compan-
ion; Mrs Annie Maloney, past chief
companion; Miss Annie Maloney,
treasurer; Mrs Joseph Cassidy, fin
ancial secretary; Miss Rose Mahoney
and Miss Nellie Wuterick. The fun
eral was held this morning with a
mass Of requiem at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception by Faith
err Brennan and interment In nav CT