The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-07
Deaths and Funerals

| was sung by Rev. Father O'Connor at. St. James church. Stratford. and at the close of mass the clergyman paid glowing tribute to the Christian to her as one of the line old Celtic settlers who crossed the sea, more than half a century ago with the faith of her fathers thoroughly implanted with in her. How well she treasured the gift of faith he showed by recalling church. The deceased had resided with her granddaugter, Mrs. Jesse Wilmot in Thompson street, HolIister Heights, Stratford. She was the last of her generation, having lived after the deaths Of her husband and sons resided in Willard street. At the of ertory of the requiem mass today Miss genheimer sang with line eff feet fave Maria,' and Nearer. My God, to Thee The bearers were John Dempsey, John Golden. Daniel Reardon ana William Honan.
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 The funeral of Samuel Jackson was held this morning at o'clock from St. Charles church with solemn Rev. P. J. NfcGiyney, was the celeb rant, assisted by the Rev. Fathers Hussion and Gioster. The funeral procession moved from the bereaved home. 534 Stillman street, at 8:s0 and was notably large. The church choir rendered Schmidt's Funeral Mass and at the offertory Joseph Weller sang Ave Maria. and at the end of the service Miss Anna Hartigan sang Beautiful Land on Hfgh.'' The pail bearers were James rIcruey, James Padden, Thomas Morton, William Shaughneesy. Burial WAS in St. MI chae1ss cemetery with the eoxnmittaI service by Rev. P. J. MeGivney.
 The funeral Of Dennis Reardon was held this morning from the home of his parents, 93 Linen avenue, at 8:30 ana from St. Augustine's. church where the Rev. T. J. Keunady ofersa a mas of requiem at o'clock during which the choir sang ~Domini Jesu',. at the offertory and at the conclusion Of the service, Some Sweet Day. The floral tributes which surrounded the casket were many and handsome. A delegation from the Bridgeport Aerie, No. 420. F. o. E., attended the funeral. The pail bearers were John F Carroll. Jean J Dyer, William Reilly, John Fyahey, Patrick BoIand and Clarence P. aNoian. Burial was in St Michaei's cemetery.
 With requiem mass sung by Rev. Father McGivney the funeral of Sa- rah. daughter of MT and Mrs Will Ham MacDonald of Shelton street, was Will De Done was rendered by the church choir at the offertos-y and Jo-l seph Clabby and Miss Margaret Ho-. gan sang appropriate EoIes during and display Of floral ernbienas. The bear CTS were pr. David and Thomas Flynn. stephen Rahrig, Charles Gardner, George Lynch and Daniel Johnson. Father AncGivney read the cornmittaI service at the grave in St Michael'e cemetery
 Mary, widow of Thomas o'Brien, died yesterday following a shert ill., ness at the residence of her son, Thomas F., 2s9 State street. Two sons, Thomas and James, and one daugh- The deceased was a devout coTnmuni- cant Of the church Of the Sacred Heart and was much respected.
 Funeral services were held today at the bereaved home for Emma, J., wife of Daniel Jeanett. Rev MT. Morton ofnciated and the remains were taken to Red Bank, N. J.. for burial,
 Capt. Fred Jotrey Of Westport. who died from injuries received when struck by an autonobile, was buried
 
 the expense of Westport. None of tn 3 relatives claimed the body.
 The funeral of Margaret A., wife of Henry Weldon. was held this morning from her home, 340 lafayette street, and the Sacred Heart church, where Rev. Father Judge sang a high mass Of requiem. There was a large at tendance of relatives and friends The floral offerings were so numerous that about the bier in the bereaved home they were banked so that they almost filled the room. At the offertory Mrs. Mollie Daly Ogren rendered ssPie Jesu," and as the body was borne from the church she sang, Thy Will Be Done" Many relatives and friends &C., corppanied the remains in charge of J. F. Gallagher, funeral director, the 10:05 train to New Brunswick. N. J.. where interment was made in the fam fly plot.
 The pail bearers were Edward, Dr. D. D., Edward q and George Weldon, John O, Murphy and James Young. Mrs, Weldon was a native of New Brunswick. and had been visiting there only recently. Returning last Mon day evening she was taken i'll and died on Wednesday evening.