The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-10

Funeral services for George Henry
Goodwin, SO, At Grace Avenue, one
of the old carriage makers in Wa
terbury, were held yesterday at the
Anderson funeral home. Rev. B
Kenneth Anthony, pastor of the
First Congregational Church, Of Of
fciating. Burial took place this
morning in Riverside cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Theresa A
Harrigan, 1877 Chestnut ave-, widow
of John Harrigan, was held Saturday
from the home to st. Margaret's
church for services at $3.50. Burial
was in st. Anthony's cemetery in
Litchfield. Rev. John A. Conlan con-
Quoted the services at the church
and committal services were by Rev
James Egan of Litchfield. During
the service Saturday the Liberia was
chanted, and Joseph Conner sang
the Domino.
A solemn high Mass for the re-
pose Of her soul was sung this morn
ing at 8 o'clock at st. Margaret's
church with Rev: John A. Conlan
as celebrant assisted by Rev. j. Oh
liver Cronan and Rev. Henry Dull
ard.
The special musical program was
under the direction of John L. Bonn,
organiSt and ST. Margaret's quartet
sang, composed of Mrs. Robert Nc
Herman, Miss Barbara Stone, Jo-
seph Mulcahy and Joseph Conner
Honorary bearers were: James
Carr, Anthony Moore, Fred Nation,
James Mulligan, Raymond Nolan
and Francis Brice.
Funeral services for Miss Mae A.
Dollinger, East Waterbury road,
Naugatuck, were held Saturday from
the Anderson funeral home, 201
Meadow street, Naugatuck, to the
Salem Lutheran church. Rev. Will
liam r. Frendberg officiated assist
ed by Rev. E. Einar Kron. Mrs.
Arthur Parson, soloist, sang "Old
Rugged Cross" and "Abide With
Me-. Burial was in Grove ceme-
terry, Naugatuck.
Bearers were: Dean Very, Carl
ton Shea. Jr., Arnold Peterson and
Carl Peterson.
Military funeral services for Ben
edict L. Driscoll, veteran Of the first
World war, who died Saturday
morning at st. Francis hospital
Hartford, will be held at the Dunn
funeral home, 191 West street, Bris-
toll, tomorrow at $50 a. m. Burial
will be in st. Thomas cemetery.
Setcheprey post, American Legion
and James McNamee post, D. A. ",
will act as guard and escort.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth
(Barz) Merkle, widow of Carl A.
Merkle, was held Saturday at the
Anderson funeral home, Rev. Robert
A. Heydenreich, First Lutheran
church, officiating. Burial was in
Middlebury cemetery.
Bearers were Raymond Gaming,
Mansfield Gillette, Robert Harvey
Wilbur Beeman, Otto Richenback
and William Woods.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Brick
ley, wife Of Patrick K. Brickley, 1896
Berkeley avenue, was held Saturday
from the Mulville funeral home to
the Church Of the Sacred Heart
Burial was in Calvary cemetery.
Rev. John Dial officiated at the
church with committal services by
Rev. Franklin Corrigan. Bearers
were Eugene Shortell. Ralph Giar-
dano. Anthony Giardano, William
Smith. Joseph Ianecchia and Saliva
tore Chillemi.
The funeral Of James Cummings
q Benjamin street, was held this
morning at S:15 o'clock from the
Mu-ville funeral home, 270 West
Main street. to st. Francis Xavier
church at where requiem high
Mass was celebrated by Rev. David
O'Keefe.
Robert Brit was organist and solo,
list. Burial was in Calvary cemetery
with Father OKeefe conducting the
committal services.
Bearers were: George Hines
Thomas Thompson, John MaloneJ
and George Sweeney.
The funeral of John BakunaS,
Poplar street, was held this morn
ing at 8:45 from the Deliniks fu.
neral home, II Congress avenue, u
St. Joseph's church at 8 where g
solemn high Mass was celebrated by
Rev. Benedict Gauronskas assisted
by Rev. Alfred Cabitor as deacon
and Rev. DR.. Joseph Bogusas al
sub-deacon.
Music was under the direction o.
the church organist, Alexander
Aleksis. Mrs. Florence Petrosky wal
soloist. Mass was sung by Mrs. Vera
Mazaika and Mrs. Stephanie Sap
ranas.
Burial was In the family plot IL
Calvary cemetery with eommitta
services conducted by Father GauF'
onskas.
Bearers were: Joseph MazukaitIs
Joseph Noyak0wski. John Donahue
Edward sInkeyich, John 0lrdztJaus'
kas and Anthony GauT0nskas.
The funeral Of Mrs, Ida Edit
Cook, wife OF George n. Cook, wa
held Saturday at the Clark PnneFa
Home, Rev. Francis o. Ayres. ~
Johns Episcopal church, ofilelat
ing. Burial was In old Pine Grow
cemetery. Bearers were; Alder
NOrgFen, Martin Meyers, oeofg
Deman, Everett Shepard, Gu
Hawkins and Irving Irwin.
The funeral Of Edgar n, MoFel
Perkins avenue, was held today 4
2 D, N, from the Anderson puneFa
Home, 10 Central avenue. Rev
Samuel 4. budde, Christ ghapel
0fheiatlng. Burial was N old Pm
oTove esinetegY,