The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-22
OBITUARY

He was educated In the public
schools Of this city.
In 1902 he went with his father
TO Augusta, KY, where they were
engaged In the manufacturing
business for O number Of years
Later he returned to Bridgeport
and was associated with the 90.
lumbia Qraphophone Co., until he
retired. Mr.. Marggraff was q mem.
her Of the Episcopal church, Ma
sonic lodge, Knights Of PythiaS
and Red Men Of Augusta, KY.
Survivors include his sister, Mrs.
Brown; two brothers, Or. Freder.
lex O. Marggraff OF Waterbury,
and Herman MarggraH Of Bridge.
port, niece, Mrs. Gene Drake Of
Bridgeport; two nephews, Percy
Marggra3f Brown OF Brooklyn, N.
X, and Lieut.. Frederick o. Margs
craft, jr, U. Q. N, Of San Diego,
Calf.
Funeral services will be held at
the Potter funeral home, Fairfield
avenue, Bridgeport this evening OF
7 o'clock and In Waterbury OF Hall
Memorial chapel, Riverside cemetery,
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. Or. John N. Lewis, rector OF
81. Johns Episcopal church, viii Of.
ficiate. Burial Will be In Riverside
cemetery.
sTANTON-Mrs. Catherine Kelly
Stanton, wife Of Edward b. Stanton,
Of 3 Marley place, died Saturday af-
ter o brief illness. She was o pioneer
resident Of Washington Hill and one
OF the original members Of the 81.
Francis Xavier parish. For the past
40 years she had been resident Of
the East End and was o communi-
cant Of the Church Of the Sacred
Heart.
Besides her husband she Is sur.
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Joseph
Wolf and Miss Teresa Stanton, OF
waterbury, two sons, David Of De-
troit and william, Of waterbury, two
sisters, Mrs. p. J. O'Donnell, Of Wa
terbury, and another sister, O mem.
Der Of the Congregation Of Notre
Dame, Montreal, q brother, Michael,
Of Waterbury, and II grandchildren.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
from the homo at 0:i6 o'clock 70 the
Church Of the Sacred Heart where
O solemn high mass Of requiem will
be celebrated OF 0 o'clock. Burial will
be In Calvary cemetery. Friends may
call OF the home this afternoon and
evening.
FRAZTER-Mrs. Rose Russell Fra
Ter, wife Of Frederick w. Frazier, Of
1861 Cooke street, died last night ct
her home after o long illness. She
was born In Adansville, Can, but
had been O resident OF the Water
vile section for the past 20 years.
She was O communicate Of st. MI.
chaels church.
Besides her husband she Ii sur
vived by four sons, Maurice, Phil.
lip, Frank and Frederick, Jr, two
daughters, MRS. Edward Parker
and Miss Florence Frazier, and
eight grandchildren.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning &c els o'clock from the
home, 1861 Cooke street, 10 81.
Michael's church, where 0 solemn
high Mass will be celebrated ct 0
o'clock. Burial will be In the family
plot In woodbury. cemetery.
PETERSON--Mrs. Augusta Abra-
hanson pekarn0Y1, az. wife Of Oscar
Peterson, Of 90 Hill street, died last
night ct the waterbury Hospital.
she was born Dec. "a, 1857 In swed-
On and had been q resident Of Wa
terbury for 81 years, always In the
North End section where she was
well known. She was o charter
member Of the Swedish Lutheran
Church and O member Of the Lad
les Aid Of the church.
Mrs. Peterson 10 survived by her
husband, two sons, Albert, Of wa.
terbury and Ernest, Of Woicott, elk
grandchildren and one niece.
Funeral services will be held on
"wednesday afternoon OF 2 o'clock
at the Swedish Lutheran Church on
Cherry street. Burial will be IN Riv-
erside cemetery. Rev. .. E!nar lkron
will offiCiate.
Friends may cali OF the Anderson
Funeral Home, 10 Central Ave. on
Tuesday from . 10 8 end Z 70 0
o'clock.
PETTIT-Joseph II. Petit Of 70
Merider road died this morning at
his nome after O brief illness. He
was g native Of County Westmeath,
ireland but had been o resident Of
tiaia city for 90 years. FOR many
yedfs Mr.. Petit made his home m
the North End section Of the city
where he was held II high esteem
By ~ many friends end nsighbOFg.
Iie hae resided n the Eastern SEC
ton 81 the city for the past twenty
five years and was well And favor
ably known among members Of the