The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-18
pr. Donovan Was ! Buried This Morning
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, many features that characterized one of the most unusual tributes paid to a local 1ayman in many years. The procession to the ceme- tery was led by motor patrol de- tail of Patrolmen Joseph Petit and James Sammon.
 No eulogies were delivered either
 in the church or at the grave. The committal ceremonies at the. fam fly plot in Calvary cemetery were conducted by Rt Rev Monsignor
 McGivney, assisted by Rev Thomas
 F. Mulcahy, Rev John McGuinniss,
 Rev Leo Finn, Rev James Travers, Rev John McGrath, Rev William Kilcoyne and Rev James Roche.
 The City of Waterbury was off, cially represented by Mayor Frank Hayes, the various departmental heads, commissioners of the board of education and other municipal bodies. Official action on the death of Dr Donovan was taken yester- day afternoon by the commission CTS in the appointment of Judge Harry l.. Beardsley as a commit tee of one to formulate resolutions of sympathy and the adoption of a vote to hang large picture of the deceased in the board meeting room.
 The honorary bearers, members of the school department and the board of education included: James E. Grafton, Joseph P. Kennedy, Ar- thur B. Buckman, Florence Bon- ney Webster, Vincent A. Miller, TN~. YTo nnrhn1li Tnh., IT Walsh, Harry J. Beardsley, Martin Scully, Nathan Freedman, Thomas F. Bergin, Gertrude s. Bowes. Michael J. Ryan, Edith R. Knud- son, Beatrice M. Griffin. Lucie M. Diorio, John F. White, Alice J. Benham, Celeste B. Moss, Helen H. Kluge. Hazel E. Adams. Ruth R., Donahue, Marion P. Gardner, heufs J. Thibodeau, and the fol- lowing members of the faculty of Crosby high school. William B. El- well, Elizabeth G. Kane. Frank English, Margaret H. Croft, Clar- ence l.. Tappin and William S.. Smith.
 The delegation of the Waterbury Teachers Association included: Miss Daisy Lord of Wilby high school, Miss Mary D. Kennedy of Washington school, Miss Loretta Fitzpatrick of Berlin w. Tinker school, Miss Mary J. Mitchell of
 webster school, Miss Helen Egan
 of Croft school, Miss Mary E. Clar-
 kin of Russell school and Miss
 Margaret Keenan of slocum
 school.
 waterburv Band of Retreatants, Mt Manresa, Roger Walsh, Dan- iel E. Commerford, John Messick John Gaffey, James Hennessey, John Mates, Maurice Donovan and Carl Demensky.
 Sheridan Council, Knights oi
 Columbus, Grand Knight Charles
 E. Mcdonald, Dr M. A. O'Hara past grand knight and also former
 member of the board of education James w. Burnes, James Carr, M | J. Connor and John F. Robinson. Ushers at the church, Charles
 Mccarthy, John P. Kenney, Charles | Woodlock of the Crosby high
 school faculty and Francis Skehan
 of the Wilby high school.
 Active pall-bearers, Dennis De-
 laney, James Connolly, John Boy | ldIi, I<uWdIu DOhtAuCs 1lC- | panier and James Shea.
 University of Niagara: Rev V. J. | Dougherty, c. M., and Rev J. L.
 Long, c. M., both of Springfield, and Rev John McGrath of Wash ington, Conn.
 Among the clergymen who oc-
 cupied seats within the sanctuary rail were:
 Rev Eugene P. Cryne of Middle 1 bury, Rev John J. Mccarthy, Rev | Francis M. O'Shea, Rev James J.
 Tyler, Rev James F. Woods, Rev George Carroll, Rev Felix Scoglio,
 Rev J. L. Loughran, D. D., Rev
 Joseph D. McCuen, Rev James J. Egan, Rev Joseph Valantiejus Rev John J. Dillon, Rev Leo Finn, Rev John Egan, Rev William J. O'Shea. Rev Joseph T.. Flanagan, Rev
 Thomas P. Mulcahy of Waterbury; Rev John J. McGrath of Washing | ton, Conn, Rev Henry B. Flanagan,
 Greenwich, Rev John McGuinniss, Litchfield, Rev Finton s. Tehan, of ] Bridgeport, Rev Fred Clarke, New Haven, Rev James E. O'Brien,
 Danbury. Rev James Travers. Wa terbury.
 Among the many, beautiful floral tributes in evidence was a
 blanket of orchid chrysanthemums which covered the bronze casket. It was a remembrance from the
 members of the Waterbury Teach ers' association. Like numerous offerings it was a symbol of affec- tion in which the beloved teacher, principal and superintendent of the Waterbury school department xxyo halA