Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-21
DEATHS AND EuH1xAIA
Well Known People Who Have DesN
 Called Away.

| uhy ht ms nOmo iu Nv"Nhs ". ~' The deceased had many acquaint- ances in Waterbury.
 | Eleanor. the 4-year-old, daughteF of MT and Mrs Thomas Buckley. died this morning. The funeral will be held at ? o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon.
 Walter Goodwin, the l6-years-old son of MT and Mrs George Goodwin of First avenue, who had been miss Ing from his home for few days, was found in Bristol Friday. He was brought home and appears to be i'm proving under medical treatpent.
 The funeral of Mrs James Morri- son took place from her late home 9 Hospital avenue, Saturday morn ing to St Patrick's church, where a requiem high mass was held by Rev Father Gleeson. The remains ware i taken on the 8:30 train for Inter- ment in New Milford In charge of Undertaken Lunny. The pail bearers were Michael Crane, Leslsie Ken nedy, Francis Hanna, Patrick Lyons.
 The funeral of Miss Annie Me- Loughlin was held this morning iron, the family residence on Bridge street to the Immaculate Conception church where mass of requiem was celebrated by Father Brennan. The bearers were Timothy Egan, William Mclaughlin, George Mclaughlin and Joseph Poland. The floral tributes included a pillow from the family; wreath, MT and Mrs T. J. Egan; bou- l Quets, Margaret and Catherine Mo Grath, Alice Thompson, Mrs William Coyle, Margaret and Mamie Hyland, Sadie and Charles Fitzpatrick, Julia | Costigan, and Aunt Annie."
 The funeral of Mrs George Rich- mond was held this morning from her late home, 32 Cherry street at the Immaculate Conception church where a requiem high mass was held by the Rev James E. O'Brien. Miss Gertrude Reed rendered very sweet ly "The Beautiful Land on High," and Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer" The pail bearers were John Somers. John White, James Kane, Philip Hapenny, Daniel Mccarthy, James Mccarthy. The remains were taken on the S:35 train to New Milford In charge of Undertaken Lunny.
 Miss Josephine A. Lynch, aged 43 years, died yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs Edgerton in Oakville, where she made call to meet her brother, who had come down to see her from Bristol. Dur ing the conversation Miss Lynch l was taken with sinking spell and never rallied. Death was due to heart failure. The deceased lived with Mrs Patrick Ney and was an employe of the Oakville Pin Co. She i attended service at St Mary Mazda lene's church in the morning and was apparently in the enjoyment of good health. She leaves her father, Gar rett Lynch, two brothers, John H. and William c. Lynch of Bristol, and two sisters, Catherine D. and Mar garet G. Lynch of this city. The funeral will be held to St Mary Mag dalene's church tomorrow morning.
 The funeral of Francis J. Shea was held yesterday afternoon from his late home on School street with service at the Immaculate Concep- tion church by Father Frederick and interment in Calvary cemetery. After the service Miss Winifred De- laney sang Some Sweet Day" The bearers were Edward Brennan, James Sheron, George Heffrin, Ed ward Stevens, Howard Woisard and Arthur Hennessey. The floral of ferings included a pillow marked Son and Brother" from the fam fly; basket of roses, Eleanor Heff- rim; wreath, employees of O'Brien's bakern; cross, James and Charles Curtin; standing cross, Curran's Dry Goods Co; mound, packing de- partment of Waterbury Manufactur- ing Co; bouquets. Mrs John O'Brien; Andrew Geary, Thomas Claffey. Saxe & Floto.
 Thomas J. Doran died Saturday evening at his home, 443 East Main street. The deceased came to this city from Branch dale, Pa, about twenty-seven years ago and was in the grocery business in this city for several years up to four years ago. He had been sufferer from stomach trouble for the past eight years and took trips to the south which did not prove beneficial. He was member of Liberty lodge, A. o. U. w., and Court Shields, F. of A. MT Doran is survived by widow, one daughter, Ella, one brother, Nor timer Doran, and four sisters, Mrs D.. J. Mccarthy, Mrs Henry Comiskey. Julia and Annie Doran. MT Doran had wide acquaintance and was we'll liked by all who knew him. The funeral took place this morning to the Immaculate Conception church, where solemn mass of requiem was celebrated, Father Mooney acting as celebrant, Father Broderick deacon and Father Brennan sub-deacon. The bearers were Peter Kenny. J. Lough- lin, John Purdy from Liberty lodge, N. E. o. F., William Doran, James w. Mooney and Charles R. Curtis from Court Shields, F. of A. The out of town relatives in attendance included John Branigan and wife of Naugatuck, Mrs McKane and daugh- ter of Thomaston, John Purdy and daughter of Watertown. Judge John E. Fahey and wife of Rockville, Mrs Bowe of Beacon Falls. The burial