Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-09
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

Olive May, the 10 months old
 daughter of MT and Mrs Abner Rich
 ardson of 20 Luke street, died yes
 terday. The funeral was held this
 afternoon with interment in new St
 Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Betsey c. Nun
 son was held Saturday afternoon at
 her late residence, 72 Pearl street,
 the Rev MT Walter officiating The l pallbearers were Lieutenant Thomas
 Dodds, Chauncey Seeley, J. N. WeLb
 and Charles E. Seymour The inter-
 ment was in Riverside cemetery. | The funeral of Thomas Whelan was
 held yesterday afternoon from his
 late home, CAT North Leonard street,
 with service at St Patrick's church
 by Father Gleeson and interment in
 new St Joseph's cemetery. The
 bearers were Robert Whelan, Michael
 Whelan, William Fogarty, John Fog
 arty, James Whelehan and William
 Bowe.
 Vivian Katherine, the 6 months old daughter of MT and Mrs Augusta l AsCulCi oi lUi SNOll LII "lihOW sllScL, died last night. The remains were taken to New York on the 11:12 d.
 m. train in charge of J. H. Mulville. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the home of Mrs
 Katherine Mann, AT West Forty seventh street, with interment ir Calvary cemetery. The funeral of Mrs Ralph Shipley was held at the First Baptist church yesterday afternoon at 2:30, upon the arrival of the remains from Milford The Rev. J. Franklin Ray of Hartford | officiated. The church was filled to the doors. The deceased was the wife of Deacon A. A. Shipley's brother and | very well known here. Interment was in Riverside cemetery. The bearers were William O'Neill, James Mintie, William Chase and James Stout. The funeral of the late Ruth Hazel Lundin, who died Thursday morning, was held at the family residence on Willard street yesterday afternoon at o'clock, the Rev s. J. Ward, of the First Baptist church, I officiating. The floral tributes were many and beautiful, showing the es- teem in which deceased was held in life. Burial was in Riverside ceme- tery, and the pail bearers were John, Walter, Charles and Conreid Drufa.
 The funeral of John Cowell was held yesterday afternoon at the Hall Memorial chapel, upon the arrival of the 12:30 train from Bridgeport. It was received at the Bank street station by Undertaken D. M. Steward, and was accompanied by delegation of Masons from George Washington lodge of Ansonia. The visiting Masons conducted the funeral ser vices, which were attended by dele gations from Harmony and Con tinental lodges of this city. The bear CTS were members of George Wash ington lodge. The body was placed temporarily in the vault at Riverside cemetery.
 Mrs Reuben G. Snagg died yester- day morning at her home on Pied mont street. The deceased, whose maiden name was Frances Pritchard, was born and always resided in the house where she died. She was 63 years of age and WAS one of the best known and most respected women in Simonsyille. Born and reared in that district, she had an aequaint- ance with the older residents, all of whom speak of her as woman o5 exemplary character and a neighbor who will be missed. Besides her husband she leaves two sons. George and Albert. The funeral will be he'd tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with service at the Second Baptist church by the Rev Mir koight and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 Mrs Arthur Judd of Middlebury died Saturday after an illness of less than a week. A son born to her last | Tuesday died shortly after birth and ] the deceased failed rapidly from that l time. She will he remembered by | many Waterburians as Miss Clara McAllister, who taught school in I South Waterbury for some time. She | was married to Arthur Judd February | 2T, 1907. and besides her husband. is l survived by her parents. Mr and Mrs William McAllister. and q sister. Miss | Esther McAIlister. all of this city. The | funeral services will be held from her | late home in MiddIebury tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, with buriaI at MiddIebury.
 The funeral of Mrs Katherine Schieffer as held from her late home in Middlebury at 12 o'clock yester day. followed by services in st Ce- elias church at l:45 by the Rev FarreI Martin. D. D. The Rev Father 0'Brien of Watertoun spoke on the life and character of the deceased. Miss Heringer. the organist. rendered Chopfn's funeral march and Miss Winifred Delaney sang That Beau tIfuI Land on High" The pail bear CTS were Charles Gallagher. Walter B. Lannon. James DOnnelly. Patrick ]. Crane. John Barrett and Harmon Schafer. Burial was In the nsv St Joseph's cemetery. The floral tributes included a standing cross marked Mother" from Henry SchieFer. pill low marked Wife from Jscob schierer. pillow. Grandma from the grandchIldrsn: wreath. Moth