The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-10
Last Solemn Tribute Paid Reu. J L Egan
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Greylish, Remington; Rev. Austin B. Dignam, Farmington; Rev. John F. McTeague, East Haven; Rev. Thomas J. Sullivan, Bridgeport; Rev. William H. Kennedy, south ington; Rev. Matthew J. Tray nor, New Britain; Rev. Thomas G. McMahon, c. 8. F., New York city; Rev. James F. Cunningham. c. s. F., New York city; Rev. George B. Curtiss, Bridgeport.
 Rev. Andrew Plunkett, Derby; Rev. w. J. Tanning, Torrington; Rev. Paul T. Dignam, stratford; Rev. John J.. Dillon, Norwich; Rev. John Byrnes, Bloomfield; Rev, A. D'Achilie, o. F., New Hav- en; Rev. J. A. Shell, o. F., New York city; Rev. John Zilvolo, Tor rington: Rev. Michael F.. Kearney, Mystic; Rev. Thomas B. McGarry, Oakville; Rev. Thomas F. Stack, Bloomfield; Rev. John L. Finnerty, O. F., New Haven; Rev. Francis J. Sugrue, Bridgeport; Rev. Rich ard Scully, New Haven.
 Rev. Augustine J. Hennessey, Stratford; Rev. William Brewer, Naugatuck; Rev. L. w. Weston, Bridgeport: Rev. Peter L. Manfred, Ansonia; Rev. W. F. Cavarlaugh, Norwalk.
 others present, most of them Waterbury priests, were Rev. Eug- enc F. Cryne, Rev. Edward Duffy, Rev. Francis A. Murphy, Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, Rev. Joseph L. Donnelly, Rev. M. J. Lynch, Rev. F. J. Barrett, Rev. Francis A. Ouch, Rev. Bernard J. Foster, Rev. George Carroll, Rev. W. J. Wirkus, Rev. John D. Mccarthy, s. J., Rev. James W. Roche. Rev. Jerome T. Cook, Rev. William A. Dolan, M. s., Rev. Domenico Ricci, Rev. Henry F. Quinn, Rev. John W. Dial, Rev. R. Nadile, Rev. Peter P. Daly, Rev. c. w. Brennan, Rev. Alfred J. Carmody, Rev. E. J. Boileau, Rev. John T. Connor, Rev. James F. Woods, Rev. H. P. Carrig.
 The Children of Mary sodality was represented at the Mass by the following members: The Misses Ruth Pullen, Katherine Rochon, Katherine Mullen, Anna Dana her, Madeline McFadden, Mary Campion, Rosemary Johnson. Eli zabeth Johnson, Mary Shea, Doris Braun, Anna O'Neill. Anna Since. l nan, margaret VdioHSt MAAui Su Savard, Katherine Meehan, Mary
 Barley, Margaret Connelley, Fran ces Parker, Helen Shea, Margaret Shea, Dorothy Kennedy, Rita Ken
 nedy, Laura Verriker, Anna Bowie, Alice Carmody, Mary O'Donneil, Anna Delaney and Mary Moore. l The musical program, under the
 direction of Robert F. Birt, the church organist, was from Sch
 midt's requiem Mass. The Graduate
 Tractus and Sequenti were from Weigand's Mass. MT. Birt, at the
 offertory, sang "Jesu Domino
 Christi" and later, a double guar. tet of mixed voices sang the Gre gorian chant, "Libera De Profun. dis" Members of the quartet were the Misses Helen Shea, May Babin
 and Margaret Shea, and Mrs Mae Birt: and William Clasby, Edward
 Stack, John Gordon and George
 Ayotte.
 Thousands of parishioners and Catholics from other churches o1 the city fiocked to St Francis
 xavier's church yesterday after
 noon and last night to view tho body of the late pastor as 1t lay in state before the altar of tho newly redecorated church. Al times there were hundreds of per
 sons standing outside in line, wait
 ing for turns to file through th'
 church past the casket.
 The church was thronged to tht doors when the Office of the Deat
 was chanted at 8 o'clock last nigh
 by local and visiting priests! Th'
 solemnly impressive service wal
 chanted by the clergy on the altar
 while sputtering candies hickeret