The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-13
HARDW[CK
Funeral of Bernard Mulcahy Very Large
ly Attended.

EunSLdI VI DSIHdIu MulCdny NSly Ld1B
ly Attended.
:. The funeral OF Bernard j. Mulcahy,
bne of Hardwick's leading and promising
young business and professional men,
Rho died in Boston last Wednesday
evening, was held at St. Norbert's Cath
Bile church last Saturday morning at 8
o'clock, and was very largely attended,
the members of the Caledonia County
Bar association being present in body.
hs well as the business men of Hardwic5
and a large circle of friends, in this way
sestifying to the esteem in which the de-
ceased was held throughout the county
and town, and the floral tributes were
many and beautiful, another silent testi-
nnony Of his memory. Interment was
made in Fairview cemetery. Mr.. Mulcahy
had been III for quite long time, but
was not thought to be serious until a
few weeks ago, when he went to Cas-
bian lake, thinking complete rest from
business would prove beneficial, but II
did not and in company with his wife he
went to Boston a few weeks ago to con-
built specialists. All that medical skin
could do availed nothing and he gradu-
ally failed until the end came Wednes-
nay evening. The remains arrived here
Thursday evening.
Bernard ]. Mulcahy was born in Nor
ristown SO years ago, and came to this
kown when a child and received his ed
hcation in the public schools OF this
place, graduating from Hardwick acad-
envy, Mlddlebury college and the Boston
university law school with high honors.
about eight years ago he became asso-
hiated with Walter A. Dutton under the
hrm name Of Dutton & Mulcahy, where
by his own efforts he became lawyer
of more than ordinary ability and large
hv through his efforts the firm built up
q thriving insurance business. He was
moderator in town meeting for several
years and stood high in local Knights
Of Columbus circles, as well as being
state deputy of that organization, and
was man greatly respected and liked
by all.
Several wears ago he was united in
marriage to Miss Annie Simon of Mid
hlebury and to this union three children,
two sons and a daughter, were born. he
Is survived by his widow, three children,
b mother, Mrs. Carrie Mulcahy Of this
place, two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Somers
End Miss Annie Mulcahy, and brother,
Charles w. of Boston, TO whom the
deepest sympathy is extended in their
Bereavement.
All places of business were closed dur
ing the services at the church.
The pathfinder girls are now in camp
at the Sawyer cottage at Caspian lake.
Miss Cecyle Warren Of Springfield is a
guest of relatives in town.
P. G. Kittredge of Springfield was in
hhe place last Saturday, called here to
attend the funeral of Bernard j. Null
cahy.
/ Guy Knapp of Berlin, N. H., was a
guest of his family here over Sunday
and the first of the week.
Miss Gertrude Lawson of Cleveland,
o., is guest of her mother, Mrs. Adella
lawson.
Adm Downing of Springfield was in
the place the first of the week, and while
here bought what is known as the Promo
place in the jackson bridge district, of
Thomas and Wakefield.
{ H. f. Cummings has been home from
his work in Boston the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. O, Morse returned
home the first Of the week from a camp
ing trip at Highgate on Lake Cham
plain.
Master William Sinnott is visiting rel,
htives in Fast Fairfield
Mrs. James Bennett of Barre has been
Visiting at j. e. Sulliyans
Miss Ethel Waldron Of Enosburg Falls
pss been recent guest of her sister,
Miss Fife Waldron.
Eddie Barr, ir, is employed at the
Uohnson garage ON Wolcott street.
The check list for use at the coming
primary was posted Saturday, one at
THE postoffice at East Hardwick, one in
the postoffice in this place, one at ]. o.
LaJoy's and one at the town clerks Of
Nice It contains $50 names and un-
doubtedly there are many names to be
added, SO that it is the duty Of every
Evoter to see that his name is on the list
and If it is not there viii be an oppor-
hunity on Aug. 81 and Sept. of having
At placed thereon, but If it is not, it is no
ZONES fault but your own.
Henry Fadden and son have been in
lSheldon the past week.
| Mrs. Carroll Hines and Mrs. Cleo Nc
lFarland and daughter are in camp at
Greenwood lake.