Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-31

a uuartette from St. Patriclcs church, Norwich, including Mrs. F. l.. Far relI.-AIfss Greeley, Miss Sadie Sull1- van and Roderick F. Sullivan. Miss Nellie Milner was musical director. and Sister M Bernardine organist. During the mass Miss Greeley sang Pie Jesu and Beautiful Land on Hioh. For a waiting hymn Roderick F. Sul- livan sang Jesus, Lover of My Soul. Mrs Farrell, assisted by quartette, sang Nearer My God. to Thee.
 The body was conveyed to the elec- tric car by the following bearers; Louis St. Onge, pr. P. Cassidy. Frank CIoucher. NJ. H. Donohoe, J. F. Brown, Arthur Roy. John Brown and R. F. Jodoin. The honorary bearers were Rev. Thomas Fl. cooney. Rev. Arthur O'Keefe. Rev. J. J. Smith, Rev M. De- wire. Rev John J. Flemming. Rev. B. M. Donnelly, Rev. Thomas J. Preston and Rev. J Flemniing.
 The special car left amid the larg- est crowd ever seen here. escorted by St. Jean society as far as their hall, thence to Taftville, where the casket was placed on the steam train Tor Webster, for burial in fhe family lot Rev. P. J. O'Reilly of Montville conducted the committal services, as- sisted by a number of other priests.
 The priests present at the solemn high mass of requiem included: Rev Fathers Thomas H. Cooney of Gros- venordale, John G. Murray, Hartford; John J. Flemming Willimanttc; John Corcoran, New Haven; Philip H. Smith Brooklyn N. Y.; James w. Do- Ian, Webster Mass; Ignatius Kost, South Coventry; G. T. Sinnott, New Britain; E. M. Hayes, Hartford; J. H. Sheehan, New Haven; T. J. Laden Hartford; M, IT. May, Colchester; Me- Laughln, Hartford: P. J. McGivney, Middletown; B. M. Donnelly, occum; F. J. Kmaus, Putnam; A. E. Carrigan' Stamford; DaASy. Broadbrook; w. Ra- niszewski. TerryVille; Pliny l.. Coo ney, Hazardville; Richard P. Morris sey, New Haven; z. J. Picker. Bridge port; W. P. Kennedy, Plainville; John A. Fleming, Waterbury; J. A. Mac kin. O. P, New Haven; James J. Smith, Norwich; John w. Dwyer, Ludlow. Vt; c. crozet, DanielsoR; l. Guinet Hartford; M: A. Sullivan, Hartford: A. O'Keefe Taftville; J. Fl. Frederick Moosup: J. J. Ambot, Nor wich; A. DeBruyci1er, Willimantic; J. H. Fitmaurice, Jewett City; J. H. Rockville; W. A. Gildea, Torrington; D. T.. Sullivan, Stamford; James Smith, Rockville; Philip smith, Brook lyn; Rev. A. M Kaicher, Hartford; Rev. J. E. Fay New Britain; P Man fredi. Southington; T. H. Tiernan, New London M. l.. Reagan. New Britain; M P. Hart, New Britain; F. J. Kus- ter, Willimantic; J. F. Quinn, Hart ford: IT. O. Bellerose, Wauregan; J. J. McGuane. Willimantic; J. V. c. Be- langer, Voluntown; J. J. Papillon, Day vile; N H. Schneider, Meriden; J. w. Cunningham, Westerly: W. O. Fitzsimons, New London; J. c. Ma thieu. Moosup; c. l.. Massicott. Taft vile: c. H. Paquette, Willimantic: Hector Decelles, Grosvenordale; J. J. Elty. Pomfret: c. A. Leddy, Mystic: James Q. Dolan. Milford.
 Present at the funeral was a dele gation from the K. of C., Washing ton Irving council, No. 90. of Thomp sonville, of which the deceased was a member. Thomas Fennell. W. J. Hughes, Thomas Reilly, A. J. Sullivan. a number of Sisters of Mercy and Charity from Rockville, Waterbury, Willimantic and Taftville. Mother Theresa, superior general, was also in attendance
 Rev. M. J. Lynch, assistant pastor. had charge of the arrangements and every detail was ably carried out. The church was effectively draped under the direction of Sister M. Venance.