New Britain herald., 1929-10-09
SON OFFICIATES AT 1. MOTHERS FUNERAL
Many Clergymen Attend ObSe-
 QuieS for Mrs. Julia O'Brien

With her son. Rev. William F. | O'Brien of Baltic, acting as cele- brant of a solemn high mass of requiem and with a bishop, two monsignors and 63 members of the clergy from all parts of the diocese in attendance, funeral services for Mrs. Julia T. O'Brien of 362 West Main street were held this morning at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's church. of which she was life long member.
 Assisting the boreaved priest in the trying ordeal were Rev. Jeremiah Curtin of West Haven as deacon, Rev. John J. McCabe of Jewett City as sub-deacon, Rev. Francis r. KeouGh, assistant chancellor of the Hartford diocese, master of Cere- monies. and Rev. Adelard .Jalbert, assistant 10 Father O'Rrien in Bal tic, as thurifcr.
 The pail bearers were Frank J, O'Brien, Frank J. O'Brien, 2nd, Philip C. Mcintyre, Michael T. To- bin. William J. O'Bricn and James P, Sullivan.
 As the body was being borne into the church, Organist John T. Crean played the Funeral March of Grieg. The church quartet rendered the kyric from Millard's Mass in c and 1 the Sanctus and Agnus Dei from the same portfolio. At the offertory, Mrs. 1 Mary T. Crean rendered 'SalVe Re gina At the communion, "MOther l Dear o Pray for Me" was played on sation of the bier, "Nearer My God 1 to Thee" was tOlled.
 At the conclusion of the services 1 Mrs Crcan sang "Beautiful Land on High" as the body was being taken , out. Abide With Me" was played. The quartet consisted of Mrs Mary Y. Crean, soprano: Mrs, Mae Con- molly, alto; Gerald r. Crean, tenor, and William Rcardon, bass.
 In the sanctuary were Rt. Rev. Maurice F. McAuliffe, auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of Hartford {; Monsignor Michael May of Norwich and Monsignor William Flynn of l1dl lIOlu, AlIdllSNlIol oL lllt hlpNNoS'
 Attending in the body of the church were the following priests: Rev. II. J. Coleman, New Haven; Rev. J. L. Sullivan, North Haven; Rev. A. J. Hennessey, Plainville; Rev. Francis A. Ouch, Willimantic; Rev F. J. Gaffney. Thompsonvlle; Rev. William F. ODell ElmWood Rev. Edward V. Grikis, New Brit ain; Rev. Brian Murphy of the Pas sionist Order of West Springfield;
 Rev. James J. Wilson. Thomaston
 Rev. J. Mclaughlin, New Haven; Rev. P. J. O'Reillcy, New Haven.
 Rev. Matthew J. Traynor, New
 Britain; Rev. Charles NJ. Kelly
 Meriden; Rev. Robert H, Falls
 New Haven; Rev. Peter J. Coffey
 Hartford; Rev. Charles M. kavan
 augh, Middletown; Rev. F. A. Mur Occum; Rev. James J. Tyler, Wa
 terbury; Rev. Thomas r. Lawlor New Britain; Rev. Cosmos Shaugh messy, c. T.. Boston; Rev. JoscpI , W. Barry, Hartford; Rev. John E
 Fay, Plainville; Rev. Thomas J Laden, New Britain; Rev. Jamc
 Heating, New Haven; Rev. Josepl H, King. New Milford; Rev. r. NJ } Coholan, Norwich; Rev. c. P. leu
 lings, Watertown; Rev. Philip r ' Coholan, chaplain, T.. s. Army; Rev
 John J. Keane, New Britain; Rev Philip A. Hasson, S. M., Washing
 ton, D. C.; Rev. J. J. Duggan
 Meridcn; Rev. Thomas M. Griffin
 Thompsonville; Rev. J. A. Sullivan
 Norwich; Rev. J. C. Martin, Burn
 side; Rev. NJ. F. Brady, Hartford
 Rev. Francis r.. May, Mount Car mel.
 P Rev. James J. Mccormick, Ne7
 Haven; Rev. David Hutchinson
 Broad Brook; Rev. M. J. Ryan
 South Meriden. Rev. N. r. x Schneider, Meriden; Rev. James F Barrett, Hartford; Rev. John J. Reil ly, Norwich; Rev. Thomas H. Bo 2 land, Middletown; Rev. George M Grady, Wethersfield; Rev. H. F . Quinn, Willimantic; Rev. J. !
 Burke, Thomaston; Rev. B. NJ. Don z nelly. Hartford; Rev. W. J. Fitzger :, aid, Milford; Rev. w. P Lafln, Bris :. tol; Rev. Edward L. Morrison, Nau I gatuck; Rev. B. J. Skelly, Sout
 Meriden; Rev. William ?. Kilcoynt |, Waterbury; Rev. John A. Dooley |, Hartford; Rev. Rocco J. Guerrert
 Waterbury; Rev William P. Botti - celli, Waterbury.
 n Rev. C. r. Kelly, New Haven; Re, |. Thomas P, Mooney. Bridgeport; Re, = r. J. Finn, New Haven; Rev. J, l
 Travis, Hartford; Rev. Walter
 Lyddy, New Britain and Rev. Wa.
 ter A. McCrann, New Britain. !, A choir of about 35 of the priest
 under the leadership of Father Mo ]. Cram, chanted the De Profundis il at the grave. Bishop McAuliffe off r Ciated at the committal services an q burial was in the family plot in S o Mary's cemetery.