The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-09
WATERBURY OBITUARY RECORD.
Three Funerals in Town and q Former
Resident Dies at WaItham.

Waterbury, Feb. g.-Ihe funeral oi
Michael Conway was held from st. An
| drew's church Saturday morning al
l0:3o. High requiem mass was sung by
the choir and Rev. FIR ID. u. Coffey Off,
eisted, saging the deceased was "sol-
der OF the cross as we'll as of the conn.
try" The foral offerings were many
and very beautiful, both cut flowers
and set pieces. The bearers were n. H.
Goodwin, John Ryan, Luke Flynn and
David Marning OF this town, Edward
Murray OF Montpelier and Thomas Rey-
nolds of Mdretown.
There were a large number present
from out Of town, among them Nathan
Harrington. a brother-in-law, Mrs. Harry
Blanchard and TIE Misses Nellie and
Teresa Conway OF Barre. Mr. and Mrs.
John Flannaean. Mr.. and Mrs. John Col
lins. Mr., and Mrs. Henry Collins, Jo-
seph, Bessie and Margaret Collins, Mr..
and Mrs. Peer Medler. Mrs, Mary Cor
man, Mrs. PIter BEDFORD and Lewis and
Dan BEDFORD. all relatives from Mont
pelier; also M. and Mrs. NJ. A. Hoadley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ", l.. Mulqueen. Mrs. John
Lynch and laughter, Margaret, Mrs.
Hannah Carlet. Miss Mary Cowan, Mrs.
Nora Lynch Jphn Ryan, Mrs. +. J.. Put
uey, Miss Anni lynch and Bert Stewart
OF Montpelier, Nh. and Mrs. George Flan-
nagan OF Boston and Miss Mamie Carver
of Boston.
Funeral of Mri Helen Somerville
The funeral of Mrs. Helen SomcryilIe
was held from hyt late home on North
Main street Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. Rev. W. l.. Boicourt. pastor of
the Congregational church, cffieiated and
spoke many comforting words. The bear
ers were DR.. G. S. Bidwell. r. Z. Atkins,
f. +. Joslyn. w. l. Boyee, +. l.. Knight
and c. l.. O'Clsh, Burial was in the
Eddy family lot II the steve cemetery.
Among those present from out of town
were Frank Eddy of Monkton Ridge,
Mrs. Frank 0reutt of Northfeld, five la
dies from Montpelier, representing Mar
ouis de Lafayette chapter, u. A. r., Mrs.
George Wing, Mrs. W. A. Briggs. Mrs.
w. f. Jackson. Mrs. T. E. Steele and
Mrs. Wilbur Brown, Mrs. A. e. Hunt
lev of Bolton and large number of
relatives from Waterbury Center and
Stowe. There wee large delegations.
100. from lue lptAi lONbes VI WHICH mis-
Somerville was member, and the floral
tributes were MANY and beautiful set
pieces being given BY many of the or
ganizations.
Burial of Frank Heaton.
The body of Frank Heaton came sat
urday noon from Peoria, ILL.,, and was
buried in the local cemetery that after
noon. Mr.. Heaton was born in Water
bury about 90 years ago, his father dy-
ing some years ago. and his mother, Mrs.
Susan Heaton, passing away five or six
years ago. He is survived by two sis
ters. Mrs. Chesley of this place and Mrs.
General Henry Of Burlington.
Former Resident Dead.
Word was also received here Saturday
of the death in Waltham. Mass. of
Quincy Greene, who was a native of Wa
terbury and has been frequent visit
DR. here. Mr.. Greene was born on Blush
Hill 73 years ago the 9th of January.
the son of James and Mehitable (Shat-
tuckl Greene. About 46 years ago he
married Miss Adelia Leach of Essex Cen
ter. who survives him. He also leaves
two daughters. Mrs. Effie Fletcher of
Greenwich, Conn. and Mrs. Cora Gamer
On of Newton. Mass. He was manager
IF large farm until his retirement from
business a few years ago. He leaves
nephew and niece in this town, James
Greene and Mrs. Wilder Thomas.