Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29
DANIEL MoRIARTY DEAD.
Maiden, Mass, Was Born In 5rattle-
boro so Years Ago.

Ex-Councilman Daniel E. Moriarty,
one of the leading members Of the Sa-
cred Heart church and a well-known
citizen, died at the Carney hospital Sat
urday afternoon about 800 o'clock after
an Illness of a week with a stomach dis
order. His death was a great shock to
his large circle of friends for while he
had been in poor health during the sum-
mer, he had been at his desk as the
head of the freight department of the
Southern division of the Boston & Maine
railroad up to a week ago Friday, when
he entered the hospital. He underwent
a slight operation early last week per-
formed by DR.. Munroe of the hospital
staff and, it was generally thought, was
improving. DR.. c. d. Mccarthy was at
the hospital just before his passing away
and Mrs. Moriarty was with him when
the end came.
The deceased was born in Brattleboro,
VT, and had reached his 50th birthday
last Thursday. He was educated In his
native place and had been in the rail-
road freight business all his life, first
being with the New England railroad and
later with the Boston & Maine. He had
been chief clerk in the latter office over
Is years, and two years ago was made
head of the office. He had resided here
about ID years, coming from Charles
town, which had been his home for 10
years,
He was the first president of the Holy
Name society of the Sacred Heart
! church, charter member of Bunker Hill
council, K. of c., of Charlestown, after
wards joining Santa Maria council, in
which he was for many years financial
secretary and later grand knight; one of
| the organizers and past president OF
Division SS, A. o. H.; the Deflberative
Assembly and the Boston & Maine
| Freight Agents association He was re-
Gently a delegate to the national conVen-
| ton of the Hibernians at st. Louis, and
was quite prominent in the circles Of
the fraternities In which he held MEM
bership.
He represented ward 4 in the COM
mon councils Of 1902, 'O3 and "a, and
| served on the committees on financial
accounts and others.
He is survived by a wife and six chill
] dren, Mrs. Edward B. Henry, Frances,
Edward, Harry, Catherine and Louise
Moi1arty; also a sister, Miss Mary Mo-
riarty, all OF this city.-[Malden, Mass,
Evening News, Oct. %.
The funeral Of ex-Councilman Daniel e.
MoTiarty of ward was held this morn
ing at $50 o'clock at his home, and the
remains were taken to the Sacred Heart
church, of which he was one of the lead
ing members. The church was filled with
relatives and, friends, including May
or Richards, past and present MEM
bers of the city council, Hon. A. 70. Cox,
delegations from the Boston & Maine
! Freight Agents association. the Deliber-
alive assembly, Santa Maria council, X.
of c.; the Holy Name society Of the
Sacred Heart church; X. of G. fourth de-
gree assembly; division ss, A. o, H., and
/ others.
The solemn high mass of requiem was
at s.45 o'clock, and the remains were es-
| corted to the church by the fourth de-
/ gree assembly in charge OF John ]. Rear
don; the Knights of Columbus, in
charge of A. ]. Quinn; the Holy Name
men and the Hibernians. Rev, p, J..
Hally was celebrant of the mass; Rev.
| George p. O'Connor, deacon; Rev. VIII
liam p. O'Connell of West Lynn, sub
deacon; and Rev. william ]. Casey of
the Immaculate Conception church, mas
ter OF ceremonies. Miss Margaret Sulli-
van rendered the De Profundis and Pie
Jesu. The Catholic societies escorted the
remains TO Holy Cross, marching ahead