The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-25

the funeral OF George +. Per.
kins, Pawtucket, r. l., was held
today at l:46 p. M, from the
Dana w. Bellows funeral home, 81
Park place, Pawtucket, to the Church
Of the Good Shepherd at $3.50. Rev
J. Herbert Bowling offlciated. Burial
was In Oak Grove cemetery, Paw.
tucket.
Funeral services for Henry G.
Schuelke, 208 Southmayd road, were
held at the Anderson funeral home
10 Central avenue, today at II a. m.
Rev. David p. Gaines officiating
Burial was In old Pine Grove ceme-
terry. Rev. David p. Gaines Of First
Baptist church officiating at the
committal services. Bearers were:
Franklin, Jr,, Judson, Gordon, Edwin
and William Wells and Eldon Moul.
ton.
The funeral of Miss Mary A.
Maloney OF 85 South Main street,
Torrington, was held today at 0 q. m.
at ST. Francis church, Torrington.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eileen Quig-
ley, wife Of William M. Quigley, $50
Baldwin street, was held today at
S:l5 o. m, from Mulville funeral
home to st. Francis church ct Q
where q solemn high Mass was cele-
brated by Rev. william Kinney, M.
8. Of Hartford, assisted by Rev.
David O'Keefe, deacon, and Rev.
James Sullivan, subdeacon. Seated
In the sanctuary was Rev. Bernard
Kelley, M. 8. Of Hartford. A special
musical program was under the di-
rection Of Professor Robert Brit,
with william O'Brien as soloist
Burial was In new ST. Joseph's Gem.
etery, Father Kinney ofilciating, as
sisted by Father o'Keefe and Father
Kelley.
Bearers were John and Walter
Martinson, John and George Con.
nor, Arthur fiickcox and John
Santa Barbara.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Dunn,
6o8 South Main street, was held
Saturday from the Mulville Funeral
Home to st. Patrick's church where
Rev. Bernard Foster officiated as
celebrant. He was assisted by Rev.
Thomas Dignam, deacon, and Rev.
John Hutchinson, 8. j., subdeacor.
Eileen DAILY sang o solo, "Pie Jesu."
Burial was In Calvary cemetery with
committal service by Father Hutch
inson. Bearers were John Condor,
Lawrence Croke, william Gleason,
Francis Dunn, Joseph Dubois ana
James DAILY.
The funeral Of Mrs. Helen Buck
ingham, wife Of Charles Bucking-
ham, was held from the residence, 567
Buckingham street, Oakville, to ST.,
Mary's Magdalen Church, Oakville,
with Rev. Thomas McGarry as cele-
brant. Burial was In Mt. st. James
cemetery, Watertown with commits
tai by Father McGarry. Bearers
were Frederick Kelly, Mortimer
Kelly, Raymond Alvord, George
Marti, Joseph Ostrotriski and
Joseph Lickawalla.
The funeral Of Miss Lucy n. de.
Beauueu Of 249 River street was
held this morning from the Belle
vile funeral home, SO East Clay
street, to St.. AIMS church at $500
o'clock where O solemn high Mass
of requiem was celebrated by Rev.
Alfred Matthew assisted by Rev.
Ubald Laurion as Deacon and Rev.
Alfred Cabitor as sub-deacon. Adolf
phe Tourangeau, Soloist, sang pie
Jesu" at the offertory and "Je quit
te cette Terre" at the occasional.
Pallbearers were Ovila Beaudoin,
Ralph Baril, Alfred Vallerand, Con-
rad Baril, George Deschesnes and
Albert Poulin. Burial was in the
family plot at Calvary cemetery
with Rev. Alfred Matthew officiat-
ing at the committal.
The funeral Of Mrs. Josephine
(Porzio) DiStasio, 535 Congress ave-
nue., wife of Antonio DiStasio. was
held from the home today at 8:l5 to
Our Lady of Mount Carmel church
at 8 o'clock. where solemn high
Mass was celebrated by Rev. Robert
Chagnon. assisted by Rev. Patrick
w. Flynn and Rev. Paul Rivard.
Burial was In the family plot In
Calvary cemetery. with Rev. Austin
Saunders officiating at the commits
tai services. Honorary bearers. rep
resenting Provincial di Foggia, in-
cluded AIRS. Louis DelPo. MRS. Frank
D'Al0nges. Mrs. John darofalo. Mrs.
Alfred Mendino, MRS. Maria DE-
Cosmo and Mrs. Joseph Cessaria.
Active bearers were Joseph Tullo,
Alfred Jiaconi. Jack Baranelll, Leo
Pascucci. Michael Delpo and Frank
Prlmeti.
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