The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-02-03
OBITUARY.

Mr.. John Hayden one of Manitowoc
Countv's best known citizens passed
away az his home at Grimms after an
illness that lasted only few days. A
week previous to his death he contract
ed n cold which later developed Into
pneumonia. The hest of care and med
ica attention were administered to
him but they proved to be of no avail
and on Tuesday evening at lO;45 o'clock
with all the members of his family
at his bedside, his life work was finish
ed, and the soul began its journey on
the pathway to the Great Beyond.
The end came very peaceful.
Mr.. Hayden was born in the town of
Franklin IN the year 1861 and was 40
years of age, At the age of p he was
married to Ellen Fenlon who together
with a family of six children are left to
survive him. He conducted farm in
Franklin for number of years when
later he moveG to Green Bay where he
engaged in business About nineteen
years ago he came to Grimms, and en-
gagged il. farming and had resided here
continuously ever since.
Mr.. Hayden's success in life was due
to perseverance and hard work. This
is plainly shown by the beautiful home
and excellent set of farm buildings err
ected on mis- farm daring the past few
years, equipped with every modern
convenience, He spared 10 effort to
make his home attractive and cheerful,
not only for himself and family but his
friends and neighbUrs as well. Altho
death overlook him in the prime of
life at time when ne was able to en-
JOY those previous years OF toll and la
Dor his work is indeed model to any
community.
In the passing of John Hayden this
vicinity has lost one of its most respect
ed citizens. a good neighbor, always
willing TO help a friend, kind and N
duIgent father, an ideal man in every
respect His genial and generous dis
position had won for him large circle
Of friends and acquaintances. His
death at the MONDAY of bis life is to
be sincerely regretted, His popularity
and appreciation for his kind deeds
was shown by the beautiful floral de-
signs and the concourSe of people who
assembled at his residence TO offer
assistance and sympathy to his family.
| He leaves wife and six children to
mourn his unsimely departure, the
children being: Thomas, Bess, Eta
Ruth, Blanche, and Charles. Besides
these he is survived by one brother
Pat Hayden of Milwaukee and -four
sisters, Mrs James Cleary, Mrs. Pat
Boland, and Mrs. NJ, Evans of Green
Bay and Mrs. Charles Muench of Kel
nersviIle.
The funeral was held on Friday NOR
ming from ST. Patrick's church Maple
Grove. Solemn High Mass of Requi.
EN- was celebra ed by Rev. George
Casey, pastor of ii church, assisted by
| Rev. Father Brown Of Kellnersvlle
and Rev. Father K )eferl Of Morrison
The Holy Name Society and Catholic
Order OF l'Oresters consisting Of twt
hundred men attended the funeral il
a body and escorted the remains of theil
dead brother from the church TO Their
final resting place. The pail bearer,
we're: Hugh Halloran, NJ. Il. O'Conn
ell, Mike Buckley, 7 j, Scanlon, Pet
err j Murphy and Patrick Cahill. Tn,
funeral cortege was the largest eve
held in this vicinity there being nearl,
three hundred vehicles in the process
sion. The heartfelt sympathy OF thu
entire community is extended to tn,
Igrief stricken family in their hour o
affection. May the soul of John Hay
den rest in peace.
The following out Of town people at
tended the funeral: Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Cleary, Martin, John and Bess Cleary
Henry and Elizabeth Chowny, Mr.. an,
Mrs. +. II, Boland, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Z
Boland, Mrs. M L. ans, Emmett an
Mary Evans, and Joseph Murph
Of Green Bay; Mr.. and Mrs. z. II
| Hayden, Mrs. ID, Y. Morooney, Ma
Robinson ana Frank McGurty OF Mi
waukee. -