New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-30
THOUSANDS ATTEND
PRIESTS Funeral
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he might be assured Of eteral rest.
Then Father feelings pictured the
young priest leaving st. Mary's
church, New Britain, to undertake
his labors OF a minister of God and
his return. cold and silent In death.
to be buried from his mother church.
buried Beside Parents
Bishop McAuliffe conducted the
committal services and approximate
ly 20 priests sang the benedictus at
the grave at st. Mary's cemetery
where Father Doherty was buried
beside his mother and father.
Senior Choir Sings
The music OF the mass was sung
by st. Mary's senior choir under the
direction of Organist John J. Cream.
A special program of music was as
follows. The Introitus from the
"Missa Pro De Functis." Gregorian
by ]. G. Froelich: the Kyrie 1.-THE
| Twelfth Mass" by Mozart was sung
by James D. Donohue and choir:
the offertory Ave Maria" by j.
Able de Doss was sung by Mrs.
Mary T. Cream: the sanctus and
benedictus from the mass in E fiat
was by Bartholemess: Agnes Del.
adopted for the requiem mass was
from the mass in G by Willard.
Organist Cream played Nearer My
God to Thee" on the chimes during
the incensation of the bier. At the
conclusion of the mass Taps" was
sounded on the organ by Mr.. Cream
and also sung by Mrs. Cream as u
tribute to Father Doherty's service
in the World War.
AS the casket was being borne
from the church the choir sang
Lead Kindly Light"
The pail bearers were John Kelly.
Charles Kelly. Frank Broderick.
Charles Missell, Edward Champagne.
and DR.. J. Conran.
Legion Post Represented
Fellow members Of Leroy Wood
ward post American Legion OF
WATERFOWL of which Father Doherty
was past chaplain were among the
gathering. The post was represent
ed by Thomas f. Riley, Joseph
Angel, Irving F. Campbell. Frank
Roberts. John Rowe, Howard Potter
Carlos Hungerford, and Hugh Pat
terson.
Silver City Council. Knights Of
Columbus of Meriden was represent
ed by Daniel P. Burke. Grand knight
Samuel T. Ross. Martin J. Delaney
James O'Neil and Edward Dooley.
Bishop Tierney assembly. Fourth
Degree Knights OF Columbus. Of
this city was represented by Phil.
lip J. Smith. Roemo A. Grise. Claude
J. Leroux. Joseph +. Ryan. John J.
O'Leary. and Gerald P. Leghorn.
Priests At Funeral Mass
The priests present at the funeral
services we're the Reverend Fathers:
B. f. Mccarthy, Portland: John
T. Conner, Torrington; V. E. Pias-
kowski. this city: John J. McGrath
Washington; Stephen A. Panik. Tor
rington; Farrell J. Gilhurly Marion
D. D.. Waterbury: Joseph H. King
New Milford; Stephen Bartkowski
this city: John J. Sullivan. Wes1
|
Andrew ]. Kelly. Hartford: J. H
Fitzmaurice. New Haven: John F
Donohue. this city: William P. La
fin. Bristol: P. Lutkus, Hartford: ]
J. Duggan. Meriden: 8. Musiel, Hart
ford; J. s. Broderick. New Haven
J. j. Deschnes, Hartford: T. B. Nc
Garry. Ansonia; William p. Botti
celli, Waterbury.
William P. Kilcoyne. Waterbury
E. J. Brennan. Waterbury,: Georg'
NJ. Grady, Wethersfield: Joseph H
Seiferman. Somerville: Harry E
Flanagan, Windsor Locks: James f
German. West Hartford: John A
Dowd, Sharon: George Carroll. Wa
terbury: Bernard J. Foster. Water
bury: Anthony J. Murphy. Hartford
James L. Travis, Hartford: Paul F
Heating. Norfolk: John E. Hynes
New Haven: Thomas P. Nolan
Hartford: F. jeremiah Stone. Win
sted: J. ]. Brennan. Hazardville
John E. Brennan. Kensington: 8. F
Nalewajk, Terryville: J. X. Brophy
Hartford; F. w. Egan. Hartford; M
J. Ryan. South Meriden: M. F
Brady. Hartford: Thomas F. Law
lor, this city: Walter A. McCrann
this city: Walter J. Lyddy, this city
Matthew J. Traynor. this city
Jean Raux. NJ g.. Bloomfield: Pete
P. Daily, Waterbury,: L. B. Nokaw