Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-06
REV.F. ]. BRADY
ISLA|D TO REST
Large Assembly of Priests at
Funeral of South Amboy
M0nSignor Yesterday
By Special Correspondent.

~ oRNOF1t topVtuEhts
SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 6.-Monsig-
nor j. f. Brady was laid in his last
resting place in st. Mary's cemetery
yesterday attended by priests from all
parts of this state and New York.
At 3 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon,
he body of M~onsignor Brady, who
died after six years of illness, on Sun
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, was
brought into st. Mary's church. The
yespers for the death were rendered
by he priests and a guard of honor
established, consisting of six men,
watching in turn for one hour each,
from the time the body was brought
into the church until the funcral at
1890 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Solemn high mass was celebrated,
at which Right Rev. b. J. Mulligan of
Camden. was celebrant, with Rev.
Peter B. Corr of Eatontown, acting as
deacon, and Rev. T.. J.. Cahill of Flor
ence. as sub-deacon. The arch-priest
was Rev. Robert L. Burke of Engle-
wood.
The body was laid in a new mauso-
leum, built of stone, which was built
for Monsignor Brady. The flag will
be at half mast for thirty days and
the decorations will also remain for
that length of time.
The honorary pallbearers were Hon.
T. J. Scully. DIR. E. a. Meachem, John
Scully, Alfred T. Kerr, William S. Dey.
William Birmingham, John Lyons, II.
c. Perrine, Charles Saffron, L. c.
Stephenson and Michael Welsh.
The active ~pallbearers were: James
E.. Mcdonnell, Francis II. Gordon,
John Sutliff, John Connors. John A.
Coan. John ]. Coakley, James =.
Brady, and James Cleary.
Monsignors Rt. Rev. z. J. Cody OF
Na,vorl 4 IAHn H. 4F s-A,AN .~l
Patrick L. Smith of Jersey City were
present, besides the following: Rev.
J. j. Gormley. Rev. Matthew Boylan,
Rev. William Griffin, DIR. William J
Mulligan. and DIR. John Duffy, chan
cellor, all from Newark; Rev. Andrew
Eagen of Bayonne, 7. w. Torheig oil
Newark, Rev. p. J. Hart, Rev. Martin
Casey. Rev. Theodore l.. Moher, Rev.
John Lucitt, from Trenton, Rev. John
Cation of Atlantic City, Rev. r. A. Ker-
sey of Jersey City, NJ. SpilIane Clear OF
West Berlin, Rev. John O'Hara o.
Bradley Beach, DR.. William J. McCon.
nell of Belmar, Rev. Sillian Walsh
Metuchen, Rev. Joseph j. McKeever
Beverly; Rev. ]. j. Sweeney of Dor.
dentown, Rev. ]. H. Harrington OF
Bordentown, Rev. Henry w. Russi o.
Burlington, Rev. George II. Welsh o
Sandy Hook, Rev. Gallagher of New
Brunswick, Rev. r. J.. O'FarrelI q
Woodbridge, Rev. Healey of Mays
Landing, DIR. NJ. J.. Hagerty of Roosa,
welt, Rev. John Szabo Of Carteret, ICr
j. w. Morris of Deal. Rev. +. X. Ian
gan of Far Hills, Rev. Aneas Lane O
Freehold, Rev. John Sutliff and Rev
John Sergel of Gloucester, Rev. J. i
Mahoney of High Bridge, Rev. +. j
Quinn and Rev. Joseph Ryan of New
Brunswick, Rev. r. J. Whalen o.
Hightstown. Rev. Mcdonnell o.
Keyport, Rev. William II. Lynch G
Lambertville, Rev. NJ. A. Lovely o
Laurel Springs, Rev. d. A. Kcccker o
Lawrenceville. Rev.J. ]. Ryan of Lonl
Branch, Rev. r.. A. Grain of West END
Rev. p. j. Clune of Plainfield, Rev
Joseph A. Ryan of New Brunswick
Rev. AIoysius McCue OF New Bruins
wick, Rev. Lucias A. Schwartz ant
Rev. Leo Schwartz of New Brunswick
Rev. John BALDWIN of Piainfeld, Rev
William p. Cantwell, Re g. A. Farrer
Rev. Joseph Urban. Rev. Joseph C
Szuchy. Rev. Francis Gross and Rev
c. Gallasi. all of Perth Amboy; Rev
William J.. Fitzgerald of Princeton
Rev. Joseph f. Ketter of Raritan. Rev
ID. J. Duggan and Rev. f. Farrell o
Red Bank, Rev. John J. Burke o
Swedesboro. Rev. w. A. Gilfllan o
Sayreville and Rev. John Pawlowsk
Sea Bright. Rev. J. j. O'FarreIl of Sea
Isle City. Rev. r. ]. Ryan of Sayre
Vile, Rev. L. A. Hayes, Rev. A. II
Strenski, Rev. S. Rybacki and Rev. w
J.. Quinn of this city, Rev. Franci!
Czerwiski of South River, Rev. lie,
Cox of Trenton and Rev. J. l.. Walsf
of Princeton.