Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-20
A. 0. H. MEMORIAL
Graves VIII Be Decorated To.
 Morrow Morning.

This morning at 9 o'clock high mass was celebrated by Rev Farrcl Martin at St Cecilia's church for the deceased members of the various di- visions of Hibernians and of the Ladies' Auxiliary. The mass was largely attended.
 Tomorrow will be memorial day for this organization, in the morning the graves of the deceased members will be decorated and in the afternoon services will be held at St patrick's hall. In the morning two members from each division will meet at Hi- bernian hall promptly at 10 o'clock and will then visit the cemeteries to decorate the graves. In the afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at St Patrick's hall services will be held A program me will be provided by the enter Auxiliary and Rev Father Conway Of St Patrick's church will deliver an address. Professor Grattan. the or ganist at St Patrick's will be at the piano. Following is the programme: Quartette-"Ab With Me"-Mrs
 Charles Teller, Mrs P. J. Boyce,
 Mrs S. J. Knapp, Mrs J. H. Hurley Soprano Solo. .... Mrs s. J. Knapp Address. ..... Rev Father Conway Contralto Solo. .... Mrs P. J. Boyce Nearer My God to Thee" .Quartette
 The deceased members of the A. o. H. in Waterbury, the remains of nearly all of whom are inferred in the local cemeteries, are as follows:
 Division 1-James White, Michael Kelley, Walter McNally, Michael Duggan, John McKenna, Michael Daily, Patrick Phelan, Michael Maher, Peter McGinn, Thomas Bergin. Michael Meagher, John Bergin, Joseph Scully, Andrew Cunningham, Michael McKenna, William Ward, Michael Bradley, John Keating, William Thompson. Cornelius Hol- land, James O'Brien, Stephen Mitchell, Michael Holian, Felix Hughes, Michael J. Corcoran, Patrick H. Lawlor, William F. Dillon, John Walsh, James Hughes, Maurice Walsh. John Hogan. Michael Fin. negan, Michael J. Nelligan, Patrick Flemming, John E. Finley, Patrick Hayden, Patrick Bresnahan, Peter Murphy, Henry O'Neil, John Lynch, Daniel Moore, James Meagher John Stapleton.
 Division 2-Patrick Derwin, Pat rick F. Casey, William Cooney, John Carson, Finton Guilfoile. Charles Dalton. James J. Madden. Joseph P. Nugent, John Madden, Patrick Me- nierney, Timothy Sullivan, Michael Sheehy, Richard F. Phelan, James Harty, John Morgan, Michael Rus sell, John Nolan, Patrick Lynch, Michael McAuliffe, Jeremiah Long, William Phelan, Charles Egan, John Brown, Michael Bowen, Martin Crean. Thomas Kelly, John J. Scully, Patrick Ftzmaurice, Patrick Toomey, Patrick O'Brien, Michael Cleary, Edward Shanahan, John O'Connell. Patrick Murphy, Patrick Moran.
 Division 3-Patrick Houlihan, John Lynch. James Carey, Bernard Thompson. Michael Fitzgerald, Peter Hackett, Michael Rush. John Healy. hlCudTu IlOullHdu, JoAih lgltciis Edward Coyle, Michael Young. John J. Linehan, Patrick Murray, John Ray. Morgan Bowling.
 Division EPeter Dwyer, John Finn, Timothy J. Sullivan, Patrick Me- Mahon, Jeremiah Mccarthy. John Saunders, Patrick Bowling, John Dwyer, John Sullivan. John Neville, John Dwyer, Edward Howard, Dan- iel Curran, John Fruin.
 Division 5-John Lynch, Thomas Barrett, Thomas Hayes, Philip Kiely, Patrick Rodden, Patrick Cavanaugh, David Sheehy, Thomas Sullivan, Philip Mahoney.
 Division 6-Michael Cooney, John J. Murphy.
 Ladies Auxiliary-Bridget Cough Ian. Margaret Bowen. Mrs Mary Brennan, Annie O'Connell. Mrs Sarah Conway. Miss Nellie Dunphy, Mrs Mary Foley, Mrs Della Condon, Miss Mary McKeown. Miss Nellie Doran, Mrs Katherine Shea Miss Julia Shea. Miss Julia Shields.
 Tfe committee in charge invites aI. friends and relatives of the deceased members to attend and take part fin tho .or..faa,