The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-07-03

Samuel Parsons Of Park avenue.
Misses Betty and Jean Stinson OF
Trowbridge place are spending the
summer with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Baummer, at
Laurel Beach, Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton l.. Osborne
of Myrtle avenue and Mrs. Raymond
w. Paul Of Walnut street spent Tues
day at the New York Worlds Fair.
Mary Catherine Mccarthy of New
town Is spending several days with
her cousin, Evelyn Honan, Of Park
avenue.
Mrs. j. A. H. Peterson and Miss
Clare E. Noonan of Millville avenue
are in New York City for few days.
Date Changed
The dates for the annual celebra-
ton by the Our Lady OF Mount
Carmel society have been changed
from July IS and is to July - and
10, Joseph Nardelli, member OF the
committee in charge, announced to-
day.
The change was made because the
participants might lose work II the
celebration were held on the origi-
nal dates, Mr.. Nardello said
The annual fireworks display,
which annually attracts several
thousands Of persons, will be held
at the Recreation field on Satur-
day, July 10. Preparations for the
celebration are being made now.
There will be several street parades
and band concerts.
Warden John j. Sheridan has
given his approval to the new dates,
Mr.. Nardello said.
Funeral of Mr.. Heating
The funeral Of James Heating,
who died Sunday night, was held
this morning at $50 from his home,
Scott street to st. Francis church
at 9 o'clock, where solemn high
mass of requiem was celebrated.
Burial was in st. James cemetery.
Rev. Albert Taylor was celebrant
of the mass, Rev. George Dunn,
deacon, and Rev. Bernard Butcher
sub-deacon. Father Taylor officiated
at the grave.
Bearers were: Thomas and Peter
Kilduff, James Brennan. Walter
Miller, william Kelley and Richard
Parkinson.
Birthday Tea Held
A birthday tea was held by Mrs.
Edward r. Deegan of Maple street
at her home Monday afternoon for
Mrs. Meta B. Fairbank OF North
Main street. Attending were: Mrs.
r. Caran and son, Robert, Mrs. M.
Long, Mrs. william p. Grifiith, Miss
M. Ziegelmaier, Mr.. e. Edwards,
Mrs. N. Donovan, Mrs. Faircank
and Mrs. Deegan.
Wormer Resident iDes
Word has been received here Of
the death on Sunday, June % Of
Miss Aloysia Mahoney. former Maui
gatuck resident. Miss Mahoney, the
daughter of Frederick and Julia
Mahoney, died at her home, i57
Waterloo street, st. John. New
Brunswick, Canada after q lengthy
illness.
Miss Mahoney was born In Can
ada but came here In her girlhood
and was graduated from the Natl
gatuck high school. She was also q
graduate OF the st. Maty's hospital.
Waterbury training school for
nurses, and worked as O nurse here
and In Waterbury Tor several years.
She returned 70 81. John several
years ago and had been III Tor
many months.
MiR MAh0ney was O woman Of a
fine and generous nature, was
friendly and cheerful and bore her
lengthy illness with an inspiring
courage. She was O woman Of high
character and her passing comes "a
q blow 70 her friends here end n
Waterbury. she maintained keen
Interest IN Nansatuek and Water.
bury and often aneFied A 10 the
progress 81 The new addition 70 81
Mays hospital she was q dsvoui
mmebeF % the Reman osthelse
faith,
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