Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-11
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

The funeral of Moore Aikens, the 4-year-old son of MT and Mrs John Aikens of South Main street, took place this afternoon with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Mary Elizabeth, aged months. daughter of MT and Mrs William Neblee, died last night at the fana- fly residence on Baldwin hill. The funeral was held this afternoon.
 The remains of William Forrest of East Liberty street, who died recent ly at Lang's sanitorium, have not yet been buried, the family being desir- ous of postponing the funeral until Mrs Forest returns from Scotland. She has been notified and is expect ed to arrive here this week.
 Sarah Dwyer Burke, widow of the late Edmund Burke, died Sunday at her home on the Town Hill road. Terryville, after an illness of i've days duration. She was one of the respected residents of Plymouth, having lived in that section for about fifty years and in Terryville for about thirty years She was born in Ireland about sixty years ago. She is survived by five daughters, Miss Elizabeth, Mrs Edward Hannabry, and the Misses Sadie, Marguerite and Catherine of Terryville. A brother. John Dwyer, is living in Waterbury. and a sister, Mrs Mary Harrigan, is living at Sacramento, Cal. The funeral will be Wednesday morning at o'clock at the Church of the Iu- maculate Conception at Terryville. The burial will be at the South Main street cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs John Barry was held yesterday morning with S mass of requiem at the church of the Assumption, Ansonia, by the Rev Father Hennessy, and interment in St Mary's cemetery. Mrs J. J. Mao donald assisted at the organ and Miss Mary Frawley sang. The ob- sequies were largely attended. many relatives and friends being present from this city and other cities. The pallbearers were Barun Brennans Michael Murphy and Timothy Bren- nan of Waterbury and Richard Fraher, William Scully. Jr, and John Cotter of Ansonia. The deceased, who was formerly Miss Nellie Bren- nan of this city, had many friends here. Speaking of her death the Evening Sentinel of Ansonia says: Mrs Barrett had been i'll for several days, but her condition was not alarming until Saturday, when . change for the worse took place and in spite of all that medical skill could do she passed away later in the day. A husband and four small children survive her. Mrs Barrett was well and favorabiy known in the community, having lived here many years. She was woman of many estimable qualities and her death Is sincerely mourned by large circle of acquaintances."
 Mrs Johanna Dooling, widow of the late Dennis Dooling, died last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs John Reardon, 120 Silver street. The deceased leaves two daughter and four sons, Mrs John Reardon, Mrs James O'Toole, Thomas, Wil- liam, Patrick and Dennis Dooling, all of this city; also three brothers, | Jeremiah Carroll of Waterbury, Thomas and William Carroll of Ire- land. Mrs Doollng was a native of
 Kilfenune, County Kerry. Ireland.
 It is a seaport town and Mrs Dooiirg
 lived near enough to the water to enable her to hear the water beat against the rocks on the shore from her own doorstep. She had very retentive memory and could tell in teresting anecdotes regarding incl dents that occurred in that place during the time of her girlhood and before. She came to this country twenty-five or thirty years ago and since that time lived on Baldwin street until a short time ago. when she went to live with her daughter on Silver street. Mrs Dooling had a wide acquaintance and was well liked by all who knew her. Her hus- band died thirteen years ago. The funeral will be held to the Sacred Heart church at s:S0 o'clock to-mors row morning. The interment will bs in Calvary cemetery.