The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-09
FOLK
ATTEND FUNERAL
OF DR. CARDIGAN
Many Come from Seashore to
View Face OF Dead Physi-
clan for Last Time.
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
AT ST. BRIDGET'S CHURCH
Rev. Father Cornelius, of Man
chester, n. H., Sings Sol
emn High Mass.

Many of the Newark friends of the
Garrigan family came up from NV
Jersey seaside resorts this moraing to
attend the funeral of Dir. Gerald p.
Garrigan, who died suddenly last sun
day night at Troy, N. Y. while on an
automobile trip with his brother, Louis
Garrigan. and DR. Higgins, of New
York.
The men and women from the sea-
shore entered their automobiles aid
family carriages at the railroad sta
tions and rod to the Garrisan home,
500 High street, where they took a fare
we'll look at tine face OF the dsad ply
.~sician, preceding the funeral at St.
Bridget's r.. c Church.
Among those who called at the house
were Mr., ard Mrs. Peter Hauck, jr.,
M7. and Mrs. Michael r. Barrett, M.
and Mrs. James I. Smith, Mr.. and NJ. ).
III. r. Mclaughlin. former Unit d
Estates Senator James Smith. il. ami
afamily, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard NJ. Stan
ley, LIZ. Joseph b. Bissell. of New York:
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Deleha..ty .
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, Sd. Mr.. a d
Mrs.. Jchn +. Stanley. in. W llian, p.
~ AAOe-l nv " ] y cfih - iA%iiS fii4+R
George d. Smith and Mrs. john Nc a..
Others were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseth
NJ. Byene, Mr.. ana Mrs. T. f. Bowers,
5ir. and Mrs. William c.. shan)ey, Ms.
Joseph Callahan, Joseph Callahan. ir.,
Dr. Higgins of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Foley. Mrs. John Kruger, Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Plum. Herman Borne
man. DR.. d. l.. Mccormick. DIR. John 4.
~. II T nFTTs.,, F.
r. Mulligan. Miss May Mulligan, Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Reilly, John !. kehoe,
+. Edward II. Mccormick and a large
puDlber Of DR.. Garrigaa's frieads OF
school days.
More thar a score of coaches filled
with people followed the heafse from
the house to St, Bridget's Roman
Catholic Church, in Plane street, where
q solemn high mass cf requiem was
sung by the Rev. Father Cornelius, o.
IS. B., OF Manchester. y. II. formerly
a CITRATE at St, B~ridget's Church. The
Rev. Father Polycarp, o. s. e.. rector
Of st. Mary's Church, at High ard
William streets, was deacon, and the
Rev. Eugeiie F. Carroll, rector OF st.
Bridget's CT urch. was sub-deacoh. The
quartet of the church sang the music
OF the mass. Miss Jennie King, or
ganist OF the, church, played Caopin's
fuaeral mass rs the body was carried
into and out of the church. After the
mass Father Cornelius blessed the
body. Joseph j. Muffin sang the
"Renedictus"
The honorary pall-bearers were young
New York doctors who studied mcdi-
cine with DR.. Garrigan and served in
hospitals with him.
They were Drs. Alexander Nicoel,
Ernest A. Campbell. David A. De
Nanry. Herbert d. I. strahan, George
kicinn7ann, Arthur Wright. Michael
OsRourks. john y. Marronney.
The three priests who offlclated at
the mass went with the mourners to
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
where the body was placed in the re-
ceiving vault. to be kept there until
enc three sisters of DR.. Garrigan re-
turn from Europe.
The sisters are the Misses Josephine.
Agnes and Geo-die Garrigan, WHO
sailed for Europe In May last. They
left London more than a week ago fer
Newcastle ard the lake district Of Eng
land. ablegrsms have not reached
them yet to notify them of the death
OF their brother. 1t Is expected that a
cable message may reach them today.