Boston Evening Globe Monday, June 25, 1973 33 DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES Ml'KAY-F(fi M. (ChapmnnV of June 24. wife of the lair J.ihn W. Murray. mother nl DEATHS COOOIV In Weymouth Jun SVLrlTH In Stoneham.
suddenly, June OBITUARIES Mildred S. O'l'onnell of Cat, Vlol.t ivmera oi uurrarns Hay, velyn B. ll.txrALia nf Wniker of Wet Fairarr of Me HalllrtX. Ri.n.i Helen A I'rbano of wiins of (. Itrnlntree.
im a DEATH NOTICES ANPEHSON Of Haverhill, former-ly of Vvobuin. Jum 22, Anderson, age S4 years, of 1 Washington jit. father of Carol An. derson of Heading, and ion of Han-nh and the late William Anderson of Woburn. brother of Mm Alire Mullins of Funeral ices will be held at the Everett Bixhv Funeral Home.
14 Johnson HOI11RN Tuesday afternoon at 2 clock. Frienos may call at the funeral horn Monday 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. ANDREW In PoreWer, June 22, by accident, Walter beloved on of Walter T. and Dorothy Stephen i Andrews, brother of Mark Dorothy L. and Debra A.
Andrews, grandson of Dornthv L. Stephen. Funeral from the Morrlssov He did things quiclly Dorchester priest dead after 43 years service Brotheri Funeral Home. 139 Whitman and Robert H. Willis of I Stockwell Halifax.
Funeral Service at the Barrett, Thomas T. United Church of thrut. Halifax: i on Wednesday June 27 al 2 "enotti, Richaid Interment Central Cemeterv, H.ili- Boiielli, fax. Calling hours at the Shepherd Jnaenhine Funeral Home. Rte.
14 PFMMROKK i-k. CENTER, Tuesday 3-A and 7 9 p.m. ifoutchia, John O'KEEI'E In North Cambridge. Boutilicr. A.
C. June 23. 1973 Cornelius A. of 13 Bov, Alexander Milton beloved son of the latel Cornelius and Delia (McLaughlin "-father of Virginia C. Granriisnn.
thei Bowdltch. late John G. and Geraldine Morn- Annabelle son; brother of Katherine G. and'nrinM o. the late John A.
O'Keefe; also Rhard vived by 5 grandchildren and 7j Carey, great grandchildren. Funeral from Catherine the William T. Hickey Sons Fu-L eJ, r' neral Home. 17S Huron CAM-I Mur K. HKIIX.E.
Tuesday, at 8. Funeral 1 Casey. Richard Mass In St. John's Church at 8 i m.K-in.n.Mn Relatives and fnends kindly )n. cirignano, vitcd.
Retired employee of the City Caroline of Cambridge Electrical Dept, Send Coiettl John donations to the Boston Catholic i TV Center. Visiting hours Monday, Conlon, Nora M. 2-4 and 7-9, Interment Holy Cross Cowin, Katherine Cemetery. Parking opposite funeral cmi Mary A PACETTI Of Winchester, formerlv' of Arlington. June 24.
Clara tvreacn, neiovea Wlte ot tne late Darlinoton R-Glno S. Pacettl. residence 25 Fox- croft mother of George DeAngelis. Henry Pacetti and Mrs. Charles Florence'! Diver, Margaret Buckingham of Winchester; also Droleite Kmn.ik survived by 3 Fu- ni-rai from tne ane runetal Home, 760 Mam WINCHESTER, Tuesday, June 28 at 6 a.m.
Funeral Mhks in St Mnrv'i rhnrh 10 a m. Visiting hours Monday 2-4 andi omugnion Mum Htai LR, on Tuesday. June 2fl at 8 a.m. Followed by a Funeral Mass In St. Peter's Church at 8 am Relatives and friends are Invited.
Visiting hour Monday only 2-4 and 7-9. Interment Blue Hills Cemeterv, Braintree. Late member Class of 1873 Boston Trade. In lieu of flow-' en donations may he made to the St, Vincent De Paul Society. ASHLEY In Maiden, June SI, Hazel i Amoral residence 1 Vinlng beloved wife of William B.
Ashley; sister of Laura Tate and Irene Amaral. Gravesidp services at Rural Cemetery. New Bedford, Tuesday, at 11 a.m. Visiting hours at the Carroll Funeral Home, 721 Salem MALDEX, Monday 2-4 and 7-9. BAKER Charlotte Stockwell in Chestnut Hill.
June 23, 1973: wife of the late Hamilton Wallace Baker. Services will be private. BARRETT Formerly of West Yarmouth and Bradenton. June 23. Thomas beloved husband of Lillian E.
I Ryan brother-in-law of Joseph F. Ryan of Jamaica Plain. Funeral from the Robert J. Lawler Funeral Home, 363 South Huntington JAMAICA PLAIN, Tuesday at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in St.
Thomas Aquinas Church. Jamaica Plain at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours. Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Retired employee of the U.S. Fidelety and Guarantee, Late member of Marshfield Country Club. BENOTTI Of Randolph, accidently, June 23.
Richard beloved husband of Jacqueline M. (Lucas) Be-notti of 9 Cummings Circle, loving father of Richard J. and Robert J. of Randolph, devoted son of Mrs. Edna (Pickwell) Benotti of South Braintree.
Brother of Vincent C. Benotti of Randolph, Mrs. Frances Sodano of South Weymouth. Reposing at the Cartwright Funeral Home. 419 North Main RANDOLPH, Funeral.
Wednesday 9:15 followed by a Funeral Mass. St. Mary's Church, 10 a Relatives and friends respectfully invited, to attend. Calling hours Monday 7-9, Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. Late Patrolman Randolph Police Dept.
BORSELLI In Woburn, June 23. Josephine (Minichielloi of 59 Campbell wife of the late Joseph A. Borselli; mother of Theresa Younger, Gloria Vervoda, Norma a m. voniriDutions in ncr mem-Foley. ory may be made to the Home for L-Italian Children, 112J Centre Plain.
Margaret P. PHILLIPS In Hyannls. June js 'OoWrlck. J. Nellie M.
(Cooleyi. age 7R years, of Gordon. Charles S. 38 Long Pond Plara, South mouth, lormerly of w'est Yarmouth i' B- and Arlington: wife of the late Groom, Thomas Henry D. Phillips and molher of Guarino.
Carmella Robert C. of Yarmouthpoit andl" tarme" Richard W. Phillips of MaldeniHlll- Norman P. and the late Donald H. Phillips Hall, Frank W.
of Hurlington, Mass. sister: H.mn of Leonard Cooley of Halifax, S. and Mabel Gagne of Poland Hastings. Lloyd C. Me.
Funeral Services at Doane, I Hession, Thomas F. Heal Ames Funeral Chapel, Bridge I Rte. 28 SOUTH YAR- Isoe' John MOI TH. Wednesday, June 27 at 11 Johnson, Mary E. Cnt.ETTI In Qulnry.
June 24. 1973. i the beioved f.us-lM of S.iruh iF.ivadi Coiettl of vn.umi'i woiuiMon, the ne-vntort brother of Sin. Inia Vignnnl of Qulnry and r.mmi Braintree. Funrral from the nro-ners itome tor I Independence QI'INCV Wednesday.
June 27 at 8:15 am. funeinl Mass lit St. M.irv's C'hurvh, uuincy at 9 o'ciorlc Relatives inenos are invited to attend 2 4. and 7-8 p.m. Interment Blue Hills Cemetery.
Late member Cvnl Mnrnette Post AL. Souih yiumry noceie 1 luo and fold River Long Service Club. CONLON In Millnn M- nee Nolan beloved wife of the late Charles F. t'onlon. devoted mother of Charles F.
Jr. and Leo v. umion, nom of cnicaco. ill. and Katherine E.
Conlon of Milton. Funeral from th John r. Mrtllnv Fil- Home. 1128 Washington IXIRC IlkSTER imilB MM IS on Wednesday June 27 at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass In St.
Gregory's Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends Kinniv invited. Vmtlng hours on Tuesday only 2-4 and 7-9 P.m. Parking in rear of funeral home. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.
COWIN Of Newton Center. Mass-June 23, 1973. Katherine iPhiter, wife of the late William B. Cowin of 38 Lake grandmother of John F. Palmer Hill and Michael Rodell both of New York City.
Memorial service at the Second t-hurch In Newton (Congregational! 60 Hillside st West Newton Tuesday, June 26 at 2 p.m. CRAM In norehester June 2.1. wary A. (Monagiei, Beloved wife ot Joseph beloved mother of Michael Margaret Joseph L. Jr.
5nd Mary E. Cram. Funeral from J. Good and Sons Funeral Home, 338 Dudley ROXRl'RT, Tuesday, June 26 at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass will be said in St.
Margaret's Church at 9 o'rloelr Relative and friends invited to attend. Visiting nours Monday 2-4 and 7-9. In lieu of flowers donations mav he made to St Margaret's Church, Dorches ter. CZERN'OW Of Everett. June 24.
Alfanas. of 2 Dartmouth beloved husband of Stefania i Petro-choki, devoted father of Mrs. Anna Tomaszczuk of Cambridge. Mrs. Barbara Gerasimow of Springfield.
Jurij and Ivan Czcrnow of Everett; also survived by 6 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Funeral from the Sweeney (Joseph A. Carr) Funeral Home, 350 Broadway, EVERETT Wednesday at 9:15. Funeral services at the Glendale Baptist Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited.
Visiting hours Monday and Tuesday. 2-4 and 7-9. DARGAN formerly of Cambridge, June 22, Richard beloved son of Michael and the late Alice (Cunningham) Dargan, brother of Edward Thomas Michael all of Somerville, Joan Potts of Port Richey, Florida, Maureen Smith of Dedham and Elizabeth Parsons of Brighton. Funeral from the John J. Donahue on Funeral Home, ot Magazine CAMBRIDGE.
Tuesday June 2fi at 'A a.m. Followed by a Funeral Mass inthe Church of the Blessed Sacrament at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting nours Sunday 7-B p.m. ana xvionaay 2-4 and 7-9.
DARLINGTON Of Wellesley, suddenly, June 23, M. Beatrice Pfalz-grafi of 51 Leighton wife of Horace Darlington; mother of Henry, Charles Douglas David also survived by a sister Mrs. E. Clarence Kern of Essex. Fells, N.J., and 8 grandchildren.
Funeral services from the Waterman Chapel, 592 Washington WELLESLEY. Tuesday, June 26, at 3 p.m. Memorial donations may be sent to the Wellesley Chapter of the American Red Cross. Friends may call in the chapel. Monday, p.m.
Interment in Birmingham. Pa. DeANGELIS In East Boston, June 22. 1973, Henry, Beloved nusDana or the late Amelia (Colanluono) father of Edith of East Boston, Joseph of Hanson, Florence D'Avella of East Boston, Robert of California, Catherine Zarba of Medford, brother of John of Burlington and Margaret Bruno of Chelsea. Funeral from the Anthony F.
Cota Son Funeral Home, 197 Washington Somerville on Tuesday, June 26. at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in Most Holy Redeemer Church, East Boston at in a Reiatires and friends may call at the funeral home Sunday 7- 9 p.m. Monday z- ana member Holy Name Society. In lieu flnwora HrtnatinnR mav he made in his memory to Most Holy Re-i deemer Pansn, East Boston or mass Rehabilitation Hospital Recreation Dept.
DIVER In Dorchester, suddenly, -Tune TVTarearpt. (Phlllins) be loved wife of James Diver, mother of Miss ranees at nome. lvns. Patricia Harrt. and Mrs.
Margaret Costello both of Dorchester. Sister of Robert Phillips of Donegal, Ire-. land. Funeral irom Bernard is.eny and Son Funeral Home. 8 Church on Wednesday.
June 27 at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass at St. Peter's Church at 10 o'clock. Relative; and trienas mviiea. visuing nours iviun-dav 7-9, Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9.
Interment New Calvary Cemetery. DROLETTE In Belmont, June 22. 1973, Kenneth beloved husband of Evangeline (Gautreaui and lather of Kenneth R. of Framingham James Burlington: JoseDh Monument Beach and brother of Joseph Cieorge. Clarence, Mrs, Lena Poirler.
Mrs. Eva Whalen, Mrs. Mary Poirier. Funeral from the John J. Green-Wm.
J. Cox funeral Home. 431 Trapelo BEL MONT on Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. Funeral Mace in thA Church Of St Luke's at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
Visiting nours sun-day and Monday 2-4 and 7-9. DROWN Of 10 Robin Hill Rd. Holliston. suddenly in Brew ster, June 23. Richard McPhee, aged 46, husband of Alice (Cahill).
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday. June 26 at 3 p.m. at the Nickerson Funeral Home, Eldridge Park Way, ORLEANS. Burial will Be in Ancient cemetery, tjrewsrer. Therp am no ralline hours.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in his memory to tne ra-mingham Heart Study Clinic, Framingham Union Hospital, Framingham. Mass. DUFFY In South Boston, June 22, Catherine E. (O'Brien), beloved wife of the late Joseph E. Duffy; devoted mother of Mrs.
Mae E. Byrne of South Boston, Mrs. Catherine M. Johnson of Wappingers Falls, N.Y., Mrs. Doris Shibles of Waltham, and Master Sgt.
Kenneth Duffy. U.S. Marine Corps of North Carolina, and the late Joseph E. Jr. of South Boston; survived bv 12 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.
Funeral from the James F. O'Donnell Funeral Home, 780 East Broadway (between and Tuesday, June 26. at 8 a.m., followed by a Funeral Mass in the Gate of Heaven Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Visiting hours Sunday and Monday 2-4, 7-9 p.m.
EDLimn Of Walnole. in Plymouth, unexpectedly, June 22. George F. Edlund of 7 Countryside Lane. Funeral services strirtlv private.
It is requested no flowers be sent. Do nations to tne cnanty of your choice will De appreciated. FIELDING In Maiden. June 23, Henry D. (Harryi; husband of Mary F.
(Stewart) of 18 Webster father of Frank A. of brother of Margaret Johnson of Franklin. N.H.. Edgar Fielding of Maiden. Gladys Metcalfe of Maiden, Gertrude Malone of Revere and James fielding of Wakefield, funeral from the Weir Funeral Home 144 Salem MALDEX, on Wednesday, June 27, at 8:15.
Followed bv a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Joseph's Church at 9. Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday, 7-9; Tuesday, 2- 4 ana FOLEY In South Boston. June 22. Christine M.
(Fowlesi, beloved wife of the late Thomas beloved motner ot Andrew J. of yuincy, Mrs. Christine C. Gillen of South Boston and Robert S. of Wevmouth.
Also survived by nine grandchil dren, uneral trom the Brien u-neral Home. 14fi Dorchester St. SOUTH BOSTON. Tuesday at 9. Funeral Mass at St.
Vincent's Church at 10 a m. Relatives and fnends invited. Visiting hours Sunday 7-9. Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Anderson, R.
W. Klrby, Caroline Andrews, T. Jr. Uilh. H.
B. Ashley, Harel Letterlo. John T. ewis. Ernest E.
Lydon, John d.um. Lyons, Delia F. MarPherson, Margaret A. Mahoney. Catherine Matheson, Amanda Mawn, Nellie McCarthy, Madeline T.
McDonough, P. T. McKenna. Bernard McNeil, George F. Miller, Mary F.
Miller. Michael Milligan, Richard Mltton, Edward R. Montague. Mary Mulchay. James A.
Mulroy, Mary Murray, Effle O'Keefe. Cornelius Pacetti, Clara Phillips. Nellie M. Pisapia. Luigi Prue, Walter Quartarone, G.
Reppuccl. Emilia Roberts, K. B. Rooney, Susan 0, Roycroft, Thomas Ryan, Rev. John Arthur Shuman.
Sol Spartales. Mary Stanley, Leah A. Alfanas Dargan. Richard F. Drown, Richard Duffy, Catherine Edlund George F.
Fielding. Henry D. Stone. T. M.
Stuart. Margaret Sullivan. Nora H. Sullivan. L.
P. Suiette, Evelyn Thornton. Marion Wagner, Max Warren, Roy S. Watson. Herbert uiu.
Webber, Paul Wheeler, Florence Kenney, Catherine Zimberg, F. M. DEATH NOTICES SULLIVAN In South Boston June 22, Nora H. (Lee), beloved wile pf the late Coleman; mother of Michael, Agnes Watts, Mane Mi-Kuncs and Patrick, all of South Boston, Stephen of Quincy, Nora Chandler of Brockton, Margaret Pearson of Arizona, Helen Matloon of Alabama, Elizabeth Wright of Michi gan, and Coleman R. Sullivan: also survived by 4H grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren; sister nf Mrs.
Marie McDonough. Mrs. Bridget Sullivan. Mrs. Helen O'Toole.
Mrs. Ann Connolly and John Lee. Funeral from the Thomas C. O'Donnell Funeral Home, 88 West Broadway at A bt. Tuesday morning at 8.
Funeral Mass in SI Biigld'a Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9. SULLIVAN Lawrence Phillip June 2J at ms Jate residence. De-loved husband of Kathleen C.
(O'Neill I Sullivan and devoted father of Lawrence P. Sullivan Jr. of West KoxDury, Mass. and Drotner of Mrs. Francis U.
(Julia) O'Neill of Yarmouthport. The funeral will be held from the Hallett Funeral Home. 283 Station SOUTH YARMOUTH Tuesday, June 26 at 9:15 a.m. followed by a Funeral Mass at St. Pius Tenth Catholic Church.
South Yarmouth nt 10 a.m. Relatives and friends may call at1 the funeral home Sunday 7-H p.m. and Monday 2-4 ana -w p.m. HUI1B1 at ino rtiitit-iit Yarmouth. The family requests that flowers be omitiea.
BURETTE In Norwood, June 24. Evelyn (Hoyti. oeioven win ot Harry E. of 488 Washington beloved daughter Elva Huyt. beloved mother of Shirley Smith of Norwood and four grandchildren.
Funeral services at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at the Paul H. Kraw Funeral Home. 1248 Wash-inlon visiting hours only Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 P.m. Bunal Highland Cemetery. THORVTON In South Ttoiton.
June 23. Marlon beloved daughter of the late George T. and Sanar i mc-runnon oevoiea sister oi ivirs. Helen Davenport of South Boston. Mrs.
Rose Panke of Larchniont N.Y.. Mr. William Thornton of Dorchester, Lawrence Thornton of Miami and the late Frances Thornton. Mrs. Edith Santa.
Funer al from the Joseph V. O'Donnell Son Funeral Home, 138 Nenonset DORCHESTER. Wednesday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in the Gate of Heaven Church, South Boston at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
Visiting hours Monday evening 7-9, Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. Late retired employee Internal Revenue. WAGNER Entered Into rest June 2:1. Max of 4 Brignton aii-Bton. Beloved husband of Herta (Zobel); devoted father of Martin Wagner of Belmont; loving uncle of Renate Klapper of London, England; dear grandfather of Andrea Joan Wagner.
Services at the Sta- netsky-Schlossberg-Solomon Memo- rial Chapels, lHhB Beacon BROOKLINE on Monday. June 25 at 1:30 p.m. Memorial Week will be observed at his lale residence through Wednesday eve. In lieu of flowers expressions of sympathy in his memory may be donated to the i.m.a.s., 7a warren Kewton. WARREN In Boston, June 23, 197.1, Roy of 35 Park Dr.
Beloved hushand of Laura L. (Frechette). Funeral Services will be held in the Waterman Chanel, 495 Commonwealth KEN- MORE SQ. Boston on Tuesday June 26 at If) a.m. Friends may call at the chapel on Sunday 7-9, Mon day 2-4 and 7-9.
WATSON Of Newton Center. June 22, Herbert beloved husband of the late Mary F. (Carroll), brother of Mrs. Mary Donnelly of Newton Center. Funeral from the F.
J. Higgins Funeral Home, 4236 Washington ROSLINDALE Tuesday, June 26. at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in the Sacred Heart Church, Newton, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and fnends invited.
Visiting hours Sunday 7-9 p.m., Monday 2-4 and 7-9 P.m. Late retired employee of the Charlestown Navy Yard, and late member of the M. A.R.C.E. Parking in rear of funeral home on Cummins Hwy. WEBBER In Hyannls, June 23.
Paul Thornton, age 85 years, beloved husband ot Teresa (Sullivan) Webber of 28 Ocean BaBS River, formerly of Brookline: brother of Mrs. Ethel Promeroy of Springfield. Services at Doane. Heal Ames Funeral Chanel, Bridite (Rte. 2i SO.
YARMOUTH, Wednesday. June 27 at 1 P.m. Relatives and friends are Invited to at tend. Interment In Ancient Vlsitinff hours at the funeral chapel. Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
vurtivn nt Kewtnn. June 23 Florence 'Seotti neioven wnc 011 Carl A. Residence 108 (iaraner mother of George Mrs. Aul- dice Bracken. Mrs.
Virginia L. and the late GeorV and sister ot iviis n'-it-ii Srntt. Funeral from tn Martin E. Conory funeral Home. 4M Washington NFWTO.V Wednesday at 8 a.m.
Funeral Mass In Our Lady's Church, Newton at 9 a.m Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Visiting hours Monday 7-9, Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. Late member of the Emblem Club. BPOE no. 1327 of Newton.
ZIMBF.RO Of Wollaston, June 24. Frederick nusoarm or mr Martha (Heinzigi Zimberg of 92 Bromfield and father of Walter M. Zimberg of Tonawanda. and brother of Maria Zimberg of Quincy and Mrs. Dora Hane of Germany, also survived by 3 Funeral Services from the Wollaston Lutheran Church.
Hanco*ck Tuesday. June ,1 FrinH. mav VlSlt at Funeral Home. 57 Hanco*ck WOI.I.AS- TON, Monday 2-4 and 7-9 m. in rontrihutions may be made to the Wollaston Lutheran Church Memorial rune GEORGE DILBQY POST 529 VFrV rrnuruiu rnimril iflQ flF OIUHLIimn vuunuik i We regret to inform of the death of Brotber John Bouchie.
Mombers will meet at the Finnegan Funeral Home. 322 Mam sionenam, ai gciun luesaay, June David Roach, G.K.. Gerald Hurley, Rer. Sec VUf1 irenp fir DfKTflM I ILPitf AoOuli. MX DU0IU1 v.
regret to announce the passing of brother Michael Miller. Servires Mrmonal Chapels." 1505" B.ue Hill Monday. June 25 at 12 noon, Pese an-rj EDMUND WEINBERG1. Pres. HOLMES.
Secretary i IMMIGRANTS MUTUAL AID SOCIETY in. -vf r.f ia i Margaret (Duflini. beloved wife of Hubert E. and devoted mother of Robert, Patricia, Daniel, Margaret Mary, Francis X. and John Patrirk; devoted daughter of Mrs.
Bridget (Cooke) mitfin of Jamaica Plain aid the Lite Patrick inter of v-iilmtn Dulfin of Jamaica Plain in. Patriot tVdha: of Weymouth. John of Mrs. Anna Long of Squ.m'um. Mis.
Mary McDonough of Dorchester. Mrs. Frances Mar-Donald of Jamaica Plain. Funeral from the John J. O'Connor Funeral Home, 740 Adams i Near Blvd.) DORCIIFti'll Wednesday morning at 9 a.m.
Funeral Mas In The Immaculate Conception Church East Weymouth at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friend respectfully Invmd. Visiting hours Monday evening 7-9. Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in her memory to The New England Medical Center Building Fund.
Interment Blue Hills Cemetery. GtI.DRICK in Nattck. June 23. Jacques, of 10 Wentworth beloved husband of Louise A. Reagan father of James F.
of Fra-nungham, and Mrs, Claire Martin of Waldohoro, also leaves 3 grandchildren, 2 brothers and 3 sisters. Funeral on Tuesday from the Arthur Doherty Son Funeral 1 1 1 1 9:1.1 a m. Followed hv a Fun.ral I Mass in st. james cnurcn Rte. B.
we esey at lit am friends may visit Sunday 7-9, Monday 2-4 and 7-9 m. Donations may be made in his memory to the Dept of Respi ratory Medicine at Leonard Worse Hosoital, rsatick. GORDON Entered, Into rest June Lnanes ot nauenoaie, beloved husband of Rose I Lotto). devoted father of Florence Feldman ot FraminKham. Marcia Gilman of Needham.
Huth S. Zuroff of New ton. Robert i-. oordon of Hurkbur- nett, Texas, loving brother of Ann Garber of Boston. Mary Wolf of urooKline, ina KosenDerg ot water-town, and Arthur Gordon of North Miami, Florida, dear grandfather of 8 grandchildren, services at tne Stanetsky Schloasberg Solomon Memorial Chaoels, 1868 Beacon St.
IIKOOKLINE, Monday, June 25, at 11 a.m. Memorial Week will be observed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Zuroff through Wednesday evening June 27. Ex pressions of sympathy in his memory may be donated to your favorite charity.
GKEENE On Sunday, June 24, sud denly, Charles B. of 3431 NW Sdth Avpnue. Ft. Lauderdale. for merly of Worcester, Somerville and Hrnnk ine: beloved husband of Tilt ie (Feingoldi; devoted father of Sam Greene of Medford.
dear grandfather of James, Cindy and Lorii brother of Louis Greene of Brooklme. Eva Bello. Minnie Mathews and Kate Knaiger. all of L.A. Services at the Levine Chanel, 470 Harvard BROOKLINE, Tuesday June 26, at 1 p.m.
Visiting hours at the Chapel Monday from 8-9 p.m. fiememorances may oe maae to the charity of your choice. GROOM Of Brookline. June 24. Thomas of 126 High husband of the late Sarah iHobsoni Groom, and brother- of Emily Groom of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Funeral Service at The Forsyth Chanel Forest Hills Cemetery, Forest Hills Jamaica Plain, on Wednes-i day. June 27 at 2 p.m. Memorials may be made to The Joslin Dia- Detes foundation, 13 Joslin Boston, GUARINO Of Winchester. June 22. Carmella (Martingnetti) of 176 Dothan wife of the late Massi-mino Guarino: beloved mother of irank of Heading, Mrs.
Edith Gua rino and Mrs. Mary Lewis, both of Winchester, and Mrs. Rita Santini oi Arlington ana tne late John Americo, and Mrs. Louise Iovanni Also survived bv 13 grandchildren. 30 great grandchildren and 2 great, great grandchildren.
Funeral from the McAvoy-Gaffey Funeral Home. 223 Mass. ARLINGTON, on Tuesday. June 26 at 9 a.m., followed bv a Funeral Mass in St. Eu- lalia's Church at 10 o'clock.
Rela-i tives and trienas invited. Visiting hours Sunday and Money, 7-9 p.m. only, HABIB In Fall River, Norman June 24, beloved husband of Zelma (Whltmore), and son of Bolas and ine lare rreaa (uamusl riamo: father of DeDutv Sheriff Hondas Hablb of Fall River and Mrs. James (Janet) Wray of Somerset: brother of Deputy Sheriff Michael (Habib) of Westport and Mrs. Mary Silwan of Boston.
Mrs. William Sadie moie ana mrs. wiuiam Genevieve Kirker, both of Fall River. Late residence 510 North F.aston Avm Funeral will be held from the Leb anese American socie'v Mall, 341 Quequechan FALL RIVER, Wednesday morning at a.m. th Funeral Mass at Notre Dame Church at 10 a.m.
Tntermont be at St. Patrick's Cemetery. Visiting hours Monday 7-9, Tuesday 2-4 ana i-b D.m. HALL Of Billerica, formerly of Roxbury, June 23. Frank W.i be-i lovea nusDana ot JSleanor R.
(Far-ris) Hall; father of Mrs. Ann Mon-temarano and Mrs. Joan PrestiDino. both of N.Y brother of Mr Walls of Mattapan, Mrs. Marguerite Carter of Middleboro, Mrs.
Irene Chartier of Waltham and Mr. Herbert Hall of Jamaica Plain Funeral from the Sweeney Memorial Funer- -aj nome, hu concord BILL.E. RICA, Wednesday, June 27, at 8 a.m. Funeral Mas in St. Theresa's Church, at 9 a.m.
Relatives and inenas respectiuny invited. Visiting hours Monday and Tuesday, from ana v-tf p.m. HARRIGAN Of Jamaica Plain June 23. Joseph beloved nus Dana ot Mary a. toconnor), de- votea fatner of Timothy of macia Plain; son of the late Timo- my r.
ana iatnenne (McElaney) brother of Mary Daniel A. Anne Philip J. Harrigan of Medford, Eileen M. O'Donoghue of Pinellas Park, and the late jimoiny narrigan. uneral from the Robert J.
Lawler Funeral Home, 363 South Huntington JAMAICA PLAIN, Wednesday at 8 a m. Funeral Mass in the Blessed Sacrament Church at 9 a m. Relatives and friends are invited. Visit-: ing hours Monday Tuesday ana p.m. inrerment uak Grove Cemetery, Medford.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Heart Fund, 677 Beacon St, Boston or Cardinal Medeiros Charity Fund, 2121 Commonwealth nnanion. HASTINGS Of Dedham, suddenly June 23, Lloyd C. Hastings, beloved husband of Mary L. (Bernazzani) Hastings; father of Scott S. and Adele M.
Hastings both of Dedham. Residence 32 Crane St. Funeral service at the Wilson and George F. Doherty and Sons Funeral Home. 456 High DEDHAM, Tuesday at 11 a.m.
Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Sunday: 7-9, Monday 2-4 and 7-9. Inter-' ment Brookdale Cemetery. HESSION In Brookline, June 24, Thomas beloved husband of Eileen (Carlowl, loving father of Mrs. William Hugnagle of Brookline.
Paul W. Hession of Framingham, Mrs. John Fenton of Newton and Peter T. and Andrew J. Hession, both of Brookline and the late Linda Hession.
Funeral from the F. T. Lally and Sons Funeral Home, 496 Harvard BROOKLINE complete notice to follow. GOE In West Roxhurv. th 2M.
John beloved husband of Mary E. (McKenna). father of the late Jack and Mary Igoe. grandfather of Joan S. Heyw-ood.
Mary Ellen Moo-ney. Catherine D. Harrison. nrri P. Igoe; also survived by 12 great- Kranucniiaren.
uneral irom tne irenenck J. Crosby Funeral Home 1803 Centre (between Willow and Maple Streets WEST ROX-Bl'RT, on Wednesday morning at 9:15 to be followed by a Funeral Mass in the Holy Name Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hours Monday 7-9 and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. In terment, jht, eeneaict cemetery.
JOHNSON Of South Boston and Mission Hill. June 24. Marv (Molly Guiney) formerly of KUIar-ney. County Kerry. Ireland, be- jovea wire or Lonara k.
jonnson; devoted and loving mother of Mary W. Wilcox. William both of Na-tick. Leonard C. Johnson of Hvde Park, sister of Cornelius Guiney and Dora Murphy both of County Cork, Ireland.
Time to be an nounced later. Funeral arrangements by Daivd J. O'Connor of Mission Hill. KELLY In Jamaica Plain. June 23, formerly of Dorchester.
Patrick. beloved husband of the late Margaret M. (Beattvi, brother of Mary A. Kelly. Catherine C.
Lydon of Jamaica Plain. Margaret Welby of Foslmdale. Bridget Barrett, juua Connor and the late Nora Gavin and Michael Kelly, all of Galway. Ireland. Funeral from the William J.
Gonrley Funeral Home. 509, Centre JAMAICA PLAIN Tuesday. June 26 at a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Thomas Aquinas Church at 9 clock.
Relatives and friends invi'ed. Visiting hours bun-day. 7-9: Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. KEVNEY In Roslindale. June 22, formerly of Mission Church Pansh, residence Glendower Catherine (Kenr.ey); widow of fcdwara Ken-ney and beloved mother of Mrs.
Anna Freeiey of Roslindale, Mrs. Charles Sprissler of Arlington. Edward Kenney of Dorchester, Mrs. Albert Sacco of Belmont. John Kenney of BtDokline, and the late Thomas and Bernard Kenney.
also survived seventeen grandchildren and thirty four great grandchildren. Funeral from the Cleary Funeral Horr-e. 1605 Tremont MISSION HILL. near Mission Church, on Tuesday. June 26.
at 9 a m. Mass of Requiem in the Mission Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and fnends mnaiy mvnen to oe Drespnt. visiting nours Jsunaay ana T0 KIRBY Of W-nthroD. in Acton, on June -i DiU'C.
uc ut W.iiiam J- Kirbv: mother of Wil l-am ot i-extnTon. josian oi RuseUl of Sudburv and Mrs. F-ed-e (Caroline" Freeman of Fairfield. Funeral from the Jo-rnn Dc Funeral Home. ir-nvrrtRTi rrMFR.
Tuesday. June bv a Funeral Mass tn i St. Bernard's Church. Concwl 91 a m. r-o-jrs at tne uee u-i serai Horr.e.
Monday 2-4 and 7-8. 20. 1973. Henry Ruiroucha l.eith of 150 Green 81.. Stoneham.
deaily beloved husband of Dorothy I Holland), devoted f-ither of Richard B. and Mrs. Don L. Olm-n. Frtcndiwood.
Tex. and Robert B. Lath. Arlington, brother of Mis. E.
French, Winchester. Mrs. 8. Stark. Dork lUrhor, Mrs.
M. Hartman. Bruntwn k. and Dr. Kuhntd Leith.
St. Peterahura-h. Fla. Friends and rela tives kindly invited to Memorial Service at the First ConiTeitAtmnal Church, Stoneham, Tuesday, June 2. 7:30 p.m.
In lieu of floweia those desiring m.v contribute to the Memorial Fund of First Congregational Church. LETTERIO -In Wstertown June 24 John E. of 8 Filield St llove.i husband of the late Helen M. (Hanson), father of Geraldine Val entino. Jacqueline Juliano.
Char lotte macuonougn. jonn t. Letterio Audrey Llbertlnl, Ellen Carceo, Carole fa*gan, Norma Mahonev. Barbara Zanea. Relatives and fnends are invited to visit DeVlto Funeral Home.
7B1 Mt. Auburn WATERTOWN, Monday evening at 7-9, Tuesday 2 -4 and 7-9 and to the funeral on Wednesday morning followed by a Funeral Mast at 9 a.m. in St Theresa's Church. LEWISOf Medford, June 22. 1973.
i Bill Ernest hushand nf thi. late Jane iMcDermotti: father of Donald W. of Virginia and Carolyn Skerry of Medford and brother of Roy M. of Lynn. Services at Brals- Geake Funeral Home.
29 Governors Tuesday, June 26 at 11 a.m. Visiting hours, Monday 3-4 and 7- 8. LYDON In South Boston, June 23 John; beloved husband of the late Delia (Folam; father of Patrick J. and the late Mary Fasanello. Funeral from the Thomas C.
O'Donnell Fu-1 neral Home, 88 West Broadway at A Wednesday morning at 8. Funeral Mass in St. Augustine's Church, at a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Tuesday only, 2-4 ana 7-8 p.m.
LYONS' Of Waltham. June 22 Delia F. (DeColai, wife of George Lyons; mother of William, ames. and Michael; daughter of Gussy and the late Francesca i Dlo-dati I DeCola and sister of Murray ot seaorook, n.n.. kouis ana mis, Roland (Jean) Calsey.
both of Wal tham. Also survived by one grand child. Residence 84 Howard St. Fu neral from the F.J. Joyce ti Son Funeral Home.
552 Ma WAL THAM. Tuesday. June 26 at 8:15 a.m. Funeral Mass at St. Mary's Church at 9 a.m.
Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Mon day, 2-4 and 7-H p.m. Donations in her memory may be made to The Cancer Fund. I MarPHERSON In Dorchester, June 24. Margaret A.
(Williams), beloved mother of Mrs. Jean Matthews of Weymouth, Mrs. Barbara Cox of Springfield, and Arthur MacPher-son of Jamaica Plain; sister of Mary Wiltshire and Elizabeth Cefe-lo, both of Dorchester. Also survived by 13 grandchildren and 3 great- grandchildren. Funeral from the Dolan Funeral Home, 1140 Washington DORCHESTER LOWER MILLS, on Wednesday morning at 8 a.m.
with a Mass in St. Peter's Church at a m. Relatives and friends are Invited. Visiting hours Monday 7-9 and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 P.m. In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to the Carney Hosptial Building Fund.
MAHONEY Catherine M. (May), of Uuincy, June 24, 1973, late residence. 64 Colby loving aunt of Jean F. McFarland, Quincy and Rita Wright of Natick. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the home address, Wednesday, at 8:15 a.m.
Funeral Mass in the Sacred Heart Church, at 9 a.m. Visiting hours Monday, 7-9; Tuesday, 2-4; 7-9 p.m. MATHESOV In Somerville, June 23. 1973, Amanda (Mccollougni beloved mother of Kenneth of Wilmington and Allen Matheson of Melrose; sister of Bertha Teare of Billerica. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, June 26 at 1 m.
from the Anthony F. Cota and Son Funeral Home, 197 Washington SOMERVILLE. Relatives and friends mav call at the funeral home Monday 2-4, 7-9 p.m. MAWV In Woburn, June 24. Nellie (Parsons), formerly of 2 Gimble wife of the late Thomas Mawn, and mother of Josephine Cunniff of Newton, Irene Stepper Everett J.
Mawn of Woburn, John T. Mawn of N.Y. Funeral from the P. J. Cox Sons Funeral Home 14 Highland (off Green St.) Wednesday, June 27 at 8:15.
Fu neral Mass at St. Anthony Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Monday 7-8, Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. MCCARTHY, Of Canton, suddenly June 24.
lav.i, Madeline l. (Le Clair) beloved wife of the late John P. McCarthy and mother of Mrs. Barbara Casey of and John R. McCarthy of Whitman and sister of Harry LeClair of Milton.
Liaxe resiaence 3 tseauy si. runerai from the Joseph P. Roache Home for Funerals. 210 Sherman CANTON Wednesday, June 27 at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St.
John's Church at 9. Relatives and friends respectfully invited and may visit Monday evening 7-8, Tuesday 2- and 7-9 p.m. McDONOUGH Of Wellesley Kills, formerly of West Newton. June 22. Patrick T.
of 192 Walnut husband of the late Mary C. fCan- non); brother of William Mcuon-ough of Waltham. Funeral from the T. J. Lyons Funeral Home.
1479 Washington WEST NEWTON, Tuesday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Bernards Church, West Newton, at 9. Visiting hours Monday 2-4 and 7-9. McKENNA In Boston, June 23, Ber nard of 167 Warren Boston, beloved brother of Thomas, John and Patrick McKenna of County Monaghan, Ireland.
Reposing at the Chisolm Funeral Chapel, 532 Columbus BOSTON, Requiem Mass, Tuesday, June 26 at 9 a.m. from Our Lady of Victories Church, 27 Isabella Boston. Relatives and friends invited. Calling hours Monday evening 7-9 p.m. at the Chanel.
Late WW II Veteran. McNEIL In Braintree. June 23. George beloved husband of Rita K. inee Burke), beloved father of Arthur (Lucky) Samson, Mrs.
Mary Barnette, Mrs. Barbara MacNeil and Mrs. Valerie Langton, brother of Gerald A. MacNeil. Lawrence MacNeil, Mrs.
Elizabeth DiLando and Mrs. Anne Hansen. Also survived by 8 grandchildren. Funeral from the John G. Malloy Funeral Home, 1126 Washington DOR-i CHESTER LOWER MILLS, on Tuesday, June 26 at 8 a.m.
Funeral Vm in Saint. Thomas More Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Sunday, 7-9 p.m. and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 n.m.
Parking in rear of funeral home. Interment St. Joseph Ceme-I tery. Late member of Roofers Union. Local No.
33. MILLER Entered Into Test June 24. Michael (Mickeyi ot 28 francis Drive, Randolph, beloved husband of Freda (Miller) devoted father of Helene MacLeod nf MattaDan. Her bert S. Miller of Stoushton.
lovine! brother oi Lillian ADieman ot Brighton. Mary Bornstein of Brookline, dear grandfather of 2 ffranrfohildren Services at the Sta- netsky-Schlossberg-Solomon Memo-, rial Chanels, 1505 Blue Hill Ave MATTAPAN on Monday. June 25 at 12 noon. Memorial week will be observed at his late residence. In lieu of flowers expressions of sympathy in his memory may be donated to the charity of your choice.
MILLER Of Roslindale, June 23, Mary F. fWhelani. beloved wile of John Mother of Frances Leo M. of Mrs. Marion P.
Brooks of East Bridgewater. Survived by 13 grandchildren and 13 Kreat- Jrandchildren. Funeral from the F. Higgins Funeral Home, 4236 Washington ROSLINDALE Tuesday, June 26 at 9 a m. Funeral Mass in the Sacred Heart Church at 10 o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hour Sunday and fnnrfav 2-4 and 7-9. Parking in rear of Funeral Home or. Cummins' Highway. MILLIGAN In Everett.
June 23. Rirharff A beloved husband of Sadie H. (HoDkins'. and father of Nancy Boudrv of Easton. Diane Lovell of Virginia.
Richard J. and Debra Milligan of Tennessee. Funeral from the John F. Ward Son Funeral Home. 772 Broadway.
EVERETT. Wednesday. June 27. at 8:15 a.m. Funeral Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a.m.
Relatives and friends invited to attend. Vsiting hours Monday 7-1 9 cm. Tuesday 2-4 and 7-8 o.m. lnwrmem bienwood cemetery. MONTAGl'E In Brookline.
June 24. Mary V. Montague, residence 28 Park mother of David D. Montague of Lexington. Funeral from the George J.
Lacy Funeral Home. 129 Harvard BROOKLINE Weinesday morning at 8:10. followed by a Funeral Ma in St Mary of the Assumption Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends are kindiy invited. Visiting hours Tues-! day only 7-9 p.m.
Interment Calvary Cemetery Woburn. Contribu-1 tions to the Heart Fund in her memory would be appreciated. MCLROT Of Hamilton. June. 23.
Mrs. Mary (Clifford! Mulrov of 21 Savoy widow of Richard C.j Mulroy: mother of Vincent Thomas C. Richard C. Muimy and: Mrs. Mary E.
Keenan. Funeral; Mass will be celebrated Moncayi morning at 9 a.m. in St. Paul's Church. Hamilton.
Interment will, be Star of the Sea Cemeery. Marbiehead. Funeral arrangements under tne directum oi aaurpny o- ceral Home, SALEM. ST Kt. Rev.
Walter F. Donahue died last Thursday night. He leaves impressive credentials 70 years a man of God, 43 years a priest of the Roman Catholic Church. Fr. Donahue the title "Monsignor" still comes reluctantly to many tongues was also a man of St.
Mark's Parish in Dorchester. Walter Donahue took his degree from the College of the Holy Cross to St. John's Seminary and was ordained by William Cardinal O'Connell in 1930. He served briefly in several parishes before moving to St. Mark's Rectory on Roseland street in Dorchester in December 1932.
He stayed for 22 years. St. Mark's was a middle-class parish in those Depression years. There were fine houses in every section and devout Catholics in nearly every home. There was work to be done, sure, but it couldn't be termed a difficult ministry by today's standards.
Fr. Donahue was always around, if unobtrusively. That was his manner. You could count on him. Moderator of the Ladies' Sodality, among other things, for those 22-plus years, Fr.
Donahue established a base with the mothers of the parish that enabled him to keep an eye on things religious and social, and to take action when necessary. The action was taken with little fanfare. That was his manner. In 1955, Fr. Donahue was appointed pastor of St.
Joseph's Parish in Lincoln. His people at St. Mark's were effusive in their congratulations; he was nonplussed by the fuss, embarrassed by the gifts. He had done his job for Christ, quietly, effectively. He needed no thanks, he wanted no acclaim.
Fr. Donahue had served for almost 11 years as a curate under St. Mark's founder, Rev. John Daly. He then worked for 11 more years with Msgr.
Patrick J. Lydon before leaving for Lincoln. After moving on to St, Margaret's in Saugus in 1957 and working there until the spring of 1961, Fr. Donahue found himself back at St. Mark's as administrator and then pastor in May after the death of Msgr.
Lydon. But it was not 1932, and St. Mark's had changed. The tightly knit parish society he had left in 1955 LATE DEATH NOTICES CASEY In Brighton, June 24, 1973, Richard beloved husband of Freda A. (toiler I.
runerai rmm the J. Warren Sullivan Funeral Home. 3S Hen-maw BRIGHTON tOpp. St. Elizabeth's Hospital Wednesday et 8 m.
Funeral Mass in St. Columhkille's Church, at a a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Visiting hour Tuesday only 2-4 and 7- p.m. MITTO.V-At his residence in Brook- i.r.fi innn 'ja.
ih. riwara mcn- ardson Mitton, former president of Jordan Marsh and former, director of Allied Stores of New York; husband of Marie (Taffl Mitton, father of John Mrtton, brother of Robert Mitton. grandfather of Mrs. Michael Dwin-ell, David W. Mitton and Edward John Mitton Jr.
Great-grandfather of Elise Dwinell and Jennifer Dwlnell. Funeral service at Churrh of the Redeemer. 379 Hammond NEWTON, on Wednesday, June 27 at 12 noon. Donations in his memory may be sent to Boys' Club of Boston, or Children's Hospital Medical Boston. Mass.
MIXCAHT James A. In Boston June 24. beloved husband of Norma iRosei Mulrha.v and devoted father of James Mulchay Jr. Alexandria. Egypt and Mrs.
Elea-nore Provoncha of East Hampton. Mass. Funeral from the John J-Connolly Memorial Chapel. 1409 Washington st. "across from the Cathedral i Wednesday, June 27 at 9:15 a.m.
Funeral Mass and Holy Communion will be offered at the Holy Cross Cathedral at 10. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Monday 7-9 and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. Late retired roofer. IN MEMORIAM E4 Sarah I (Thompson) RoIlo-73 I fit and think nf too eft'n.
The way we used to tit and chat Or take a wslk. The tears I shed are In rata Beraaia they east bring yea back, I know. I lost one ef life's dearest possessions. When I lost re mother. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed, daughter Alice and 6am.
Masses being said. i twsa cmetery known as Con- agation Nusach Sfard Cemetery. West Roxbury. Vou hebonnedf tfeg-SEf- ffil: tery. It urgent that you at'end.
r.J eall TA Moskow. Brf rhes.nut Tern, 642-8040. MSGR. DONAHUE 1961 photo was slowly, almost imperceptibly, unraveling. You can get man opinions about the problems Fr.
Donahue and his fellow Roman Catholic pastors faced in the sixties. It was rougher, perhaps, on those who ran inner-city parishes. Fr. oDnahue's fief-dom in south Dorchester was, if not seedy, only a pale imitation of the mid- die-class neighborhood of 30 years before. The works of Pope John and the Vatican Council have had an ambivalent effect on many Catholics.
Their Church was being altered to a degree that many devout worshippers found abhorrent. Pastors were getting directives on the new liturgy and new rubrics every week, it seemed. Pope John's "fresh air" was hardly that to many of Msgr. Donahue's congregation. He sensed this resistance, but his devotion to his ministry made him press on.
Msgr. Donahue gave his all to St. Mark's for some 10 years, facing up to a drastic decline in Mass attendance, Communions and confessions, and a drastic increase in the costs of running a grammar school, a convent, a rectory and a church. Then, in March of last year, he suffered the first of an ultimately-fatal series of strokes. He never again personally took hold of the throttle at St.
Mark's. The purpose of this essay is to acknowledge that for fully half his life a good man offered his all to the parishioners of St. Mark's in Dorchester. He did things quietly, with; sublime modesty and telling sincerity. He asked no thanks.
That was his manner. Requiescat in pace. Thomas Mulvoy Globe Staff Paul Mahony Sales representative BARRINGTON, R.I. Paul T. Mahony, 58, of 19 Chapman lane, a sales representative well known in the Greater Boston area, died suddenly last, night at his home.
Born in Massachusetts, Mr. Mahony worked for the past five years as a sales representative for Newco Fibre of Charlotte, N.C. Prior to that he was with the Smith Textile Co. in Massachusetts for more than 20 years. He Kvas an Army veteran of World War II and was a member of the Clover Club of Boston, the Southern New England Textile Association, the American Cotton Waste Exchange and many other professional organizations in the textile industry.
He leaves his wife, Barbara P. (Sullivan); two sons and a daughter, Paul John D. and Ann all of Barrington; five brothers, John F. and Robert E. of Boston; Richard C.
of Washington Crossing, William J. of Lexington; and Allen D. of Arlington: and two sisters, Ruth Mahony of Belmont and Maura Mahony, of Cambridge. A Mass of Christian burial will be offered Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Holy Angels Church, Riverside, R.L Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery in Waltham.
I 35 1 ZJ neianves ana irienns are in- vited to attend. Interment In i nesinut mil cemetery. Burlington Wednesday at 2 m. Visiting hours at the funeral chapel, Tues day -t ana j-v p.m. PISAPIA Of East Boston.
June 23, Luigi, beloved hushand of Grace (Senal, father of Orazio of Medford, John of East Boston, Gilda Sammarco of Medford. Funeral from the Raplno Memorial Home, 9 Chelsea St. (MAVERICK SQUARE), Tuesday at 8:30. Funeral Mass in the Mount Carmel Church at 9:30. Relatives and friends invited.
Visiting hours Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Late member of St. John diMontemarano Society of East Boston. (Parking in rear of funeral home! wai ter beloved hllthanri n( thm tat Margaret A.
tConloni Prue, residence 61 Lake father of Walter W. of Winchester, Mis. Joseph (Miriam) Veader of Revere and Mrs. Walter (Margaret) Hlnxman of Wilmington; also survived by 15 granacniiaren and 45 great grand children. Funeral from the Lanel Funeral Home, 760 Main IN- innirs, Wednesday, June 27 at 8 a.m.
Funeral Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a.m. Visiting hours Monday 7-9, Tues-1 aay 2-4 ana 7-. QUARTARONE In Hvde Park June 23, Giovanni: beloved hus- oana ot nosana (Bruno) and devoted father of Guy of Stoneham. Frank of Foxboro, and Grace nuariarone ot Hyde Park. Funeral from the Joseph Russo Funeral Home, 814 American Legion Highway (nr.
Cummins Highway), ROSLINDALE Wednesday. June 27 at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass in St. Joseph's Church. Hyde Park at 9 a.m.1 Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Visiting hours Monday and Tuesday 7-9 p.m. Late member of me au John the Baptist Society Ample parking on premises. REPPUCCI Suddenly in Boston. June 24. Emilia (DiNanntll.
helnved wife of the late Eutimio. mother of Emma Vinclguerra, Joseph, Antho ny ana Micnaei, all of Medford. Ernest of Belmont, George of Hull Ralph of Waltham. Mrs. Florence Bova of Stoneham, and the late Carmen of Needham, also survived Dy zi grandchildren and 10 great- grandchildren.
Funeral from the Dello Russo Funeral Home, 306 Main MEDFORD. Wednesday at 8 a.m. Funeral Mass In St. Ra-i pnael Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are resnectfullv invited.
Visiting hours Monday 7-9. Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9. Contributions may De made in her memory to the Joslin Clinic, Boston, Mass. ROBERTS Of North Attleboro, and jormeny of Mansfield. June 23, Kenneth.
beloved husband of Phyllis A. (Brown) Roberts: father of Kenneth B. of Florida, William B. of Vermont and James B. of No, Attleboro.
Calling hours Monday. June 25, 2-4: 7-9; in the Roberts Funeral Home, 30 South FOXBORO. Funeral Services Tuesday June 26 at 11 a.m. from the Roberts Funeral Home. 15 Miller MEDFIELD.
Relatives and friends invitea. ROONEY In Hyde Park, June 24, susan beloved daughter of the late James and Rose (Magulre) Rooney. Funeral from the Laughlln Funeral Home, 34 Oak Street, HYDE PARK, Tuesday at 9. Funeral Mass in the Church of the Most Precious Blood, at 10. Relatives and friends kindly invited.
Visiting hours Monday, 2-4 and 7-9. ROYCROFT Of Brookline, June 23, Thomas William, husband of the late Anne (Kingston) Roycroft; father of Thomas (Jack) Roycroft of Needham; survived by 2 grandchildren. Services will be held at St. Paul's Church, corner of Aspinwall and St. Paul's streets on Tuesday at 11 o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited. Calling hours are at the Bell Funeral Home, 376 Washington BROOKLINE, Sunday, 7-9 p.m. and Monday. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. RYAN Rev.
John Arthur. C.S.S.R. ineaempiorisi) ut.u former Superior of the Toronto Prov ince of the Redemptorist at Toron-; to, June 24, rn his 70th year; loving brother of Gerard of Toronto, Mrs. Catherine Murphy. Mrs.
Gert Sriit-tel and Miss Margaret Ryan, all of Brighton, and Mrs. Frances i. rerte of Amhersburg. Ontario. Lying in state after 7 p.m., Tuesday in St.
Patrick's Shrine Church, in Toronto. Concelebrated Mass Wednesday 10:30 a.m. Interment in Redemptorist plot of Mount Hope iemeiery. 8HUMAN Entered into rest June 24, hoi, 93 Georgetown Place, Hyde Park, beloved husband of Anne (Dantowitz); dear father of Elaine Tubin of Brockton, Robert Shuman of Randolph and the late Jack Shuman; loving brother of Bess Chase of Hull, Eva Elliot of Stoughton. Abraham of Hull.
Aaron Of uorcnesrer and Samuel Shuman of Dorchester and the late David and Edward J. Shuman; dear grandfather of 5 grandchildren. Services at the Stanetsky-Schlossberg-Solo- mon Memorial chapels, 106B Beacon BROOKLINE, Monday June 25 at 12::30 p.m. Memorial Week will be observed at his late residence. Expressions of sympathy in his memory may be donated to the Lnueptic foundation, 140 Boylston Boston.
SPARTALES Of Brighton, June 23. Mary 'Papadopoulos SpaTtales, beloved wife of the late John D. Spartales; mother of Mrs. Celia Seampos of Brighton. Mrs.
Matena Kalmer of Wilmington, Delaware. James J. Spartales of Rosemnnt, Pa. and Olga Spartales of Brighton: grandmother of sister of George Popps of Chevy Chase. Funeral services at the Cathedral of the Annunciation Church.
Parker and Ruggle Boston. Tuesday, June 26 at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends are Invited. Visiting hours Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the chapel of the Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Theological Seminary, 50 Goddard BROOKLINE.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Theological Seminary. Interment forest Hills Cemetery. I8TANLEY In Bridgeport. June 22. Leah Ann i Combs i.
of 120 Rhoda Fairfield. formerly of Swampscott. sister of Theodore H. Combs of Marble- Pecora, rTanK, mcnoias late Arthur A. Borselli; sister of Elvira Kawalski.
Funeral from the ui. Hnnia. fid Pleasant WOBURN, Tuesday at a.m. mnerai Charles Church at 9 a.m. Visiting hours Sunday 7-9.
Monday 2-4 and 7-9. The family requests donations be made to the Middlesex Tuberculosis Hospital, Waltham. BOUTCHIA In Stoneham. June 23, John husband of the late Jeanne O. (Lebel) of 74 Washington father of John M.
Jr. of Stoneham, Marilyn of Stoneham, and Mrs. Charlotte, Redington of Neodesha, Kansas; brother of Albert of Somerville, and William of also survived by 3 grandchildren. Funeral is from the A. E.
Finnegan Son Home sfoi 'Funerals, 322 Main Street, STONEHAM. Wednesday, at 8:15 a.m. Funeral Mass is in Saint Patrick's Church. Stoneham, at 9 a. m.
Visiting hours at the funeral home, Monday, 7-9; Tuesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. BOUTILIER Of Hudson, formerly of West Concord, June 23, Aubrey husband of Florence E. (Flint), father of Elinor Rizzitano, Beatrice Teabo, Thelma Steinberg, all of West Concord and Dons Freitas of Hudson, brother of Edna Hansel of Northboro, Gordon, of Tewksbury and Jeff of Billerica. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Merrill-Carleton Funfral Home, Corner of Church and Pleasant HUDSON.
Calling hours, Monday evening 7-9. BOVA In Andover, June 23, for merly 01 Heading, ieJianuer iy M.D.; beloved husband of June A. (Cunningham); father of Alexander Canhanla Matthew Lisa Mary rancine nnsiupnei yiw" of Suzanne Melanson. Funeral from the Joseph Doherty Funeral Home, 11 Linden READING, Wednesday, at 10. Concelebrated Mass in St.
Agnes Church at 11. Calling hours Monday and Tuesday. 2-4 and 7-9. Donations may be made to the Heart Fund. Late member of the American Medical Association, American Society of Abdominal Surgeons and the Reading Council K.
of C. BOWDITCH In Boston, June 22, Annabelle of 118 Commonwealth sister of Caroline P. Bow-ditch, Mrs. Marion B. Steeves, Mrs.
Ruth B. Munro all of Boston and Mrs. Ben Dysart of Encinitas, California. Funeral service at the Waterman Chapel, 495 Commonwealth Kenmore BOSTON, Tuesday, June 26 at 1 p.m. Interment, at the Edson Cemetery, Lowell.
Friends may call at the chapel on Sunday and Monday afternoon and evening at their convenience. BRINE In Newton, June 22. Richard, son of the late Edward D. and Elizabeth M. Morrissey Brine, brother of Donald G.
of Newton Center, Elizabeth B. Angler of Newport. RL, Dr. Constance B. Jordan of Framingham.
Funeral f'om the T. J. Lyons Funeral Home. 1479 Washington at, WEST NEWTON, Tuesday at 9 a.m. Funeral Mass in the Sacred Heart Church, Newton Center at 10.
Visiting hours Sunday. 7-9, Monday 2-4 and 7-9. Memorial donations to the Heart Fund would be appreciated. CAREY In Dorchester, June 22, Catherine F. (Fitzpatrick), beloved wife of the late Fred J.
Carey: mother of Frances Ifcsso, Emily Delatre, James and Joseph Carey; sister of Alice Meyers. Frank and Thomas Fitzpatrick. Funeral from the McHoul Funeral Home, 354 Adams DORCHESTER, on Tuesday at 9 a.m. Followed by a Funeral Mass at St. Mark's Church at 10 o'clock.
Visiting hours Sunday evening from 7-9 and Monday 2-4 and 7-9. CARTER i Mary K. (Brennan), age 91. in Arlington. June 24, 1973, wife of the late James F.
Carter, beloved mother of James. and Mary K. of Arlington, Louise Tatko of Middle Granville. N.Y., and the late Francis and Paul Carter, also survived by nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral from the John J.
Cox Funeral Home. 11 Appleton ARLINGTON, Wednesday, June 27 at Funeral Mass in St. James Church at 9 o'clock. Visiting hours Monday 7-9. Tuesday 3-5 and 7-9.
Relatives and friends invited. CIRIGNANO Of Dedham and South Boston. June 23, Caroline (Rassa). Beloved wife of the late John Cirignano of 200 West 6th St. and beloved mother of Paul and Vito Cirignano of Braintree, Anthony of South Boston, Mrs.
Frances Dantona of Hyde Park, Mrs. Mary Meleo of Dedham. Also survived by seventeen grandchildren and: eleven great grandchildren. Funeral from the Hugh Cannon Funeral Home. 437 High DEDHAM on Tuesday morning at 9:15.
Funeral Mass in St. Mary's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Sunday 7-9. Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
Interment St. Michael's Cemetery, West Boxbury. 772 LoGwg St-. FA 3-2454 (Cm. VJ.W.
Wt ttortwry nr. S- JMph Cfntry 41 N. Om, St troefctan JU-3688 591 Cuttnnrm wy Rottmdo 583 Mt Aufawm Comfamigtt 61 SpnngvoW Aw-, lymi 142 Summer St Ptvmoutti 14 Ptm St Qvftvf 1 323-3690 Sjco 163 Won lawiJirt Mtffmwtf Syoofcui 300 Wo.iw.i-wi Si. 1 BEAUTIFUL ENDURING MEMORIALS 3 neaa. neiarives ana trienas are in-i vited to attend a Memorial Service We regret to announce the death of in St.
Andrew's Episcopal Church. Comrade Charles Greene Rirual Lafayette Marbiehead. Wednes-'he held on Monday night (30. at the day. June 27.
at 2 p.m. In lieu of.Levine Charl. Harvard St mook flowers. Please send donations toine. Visiting hours, Comrades the Conn.
Audubon Society, 2325 Please attend. Burr Fairfield. Conn. There ANm a rCiA AdiSTrt will be no calling hours. LEO MALLARD, Adju-ant 218 WtHorti Ovtncy.
471-0250 91 1 Adorns DorcWitr 227 S4mOTt Betmwrt 147 North Setem Ft boot tot. Odot 9 30-5 7 EVfRfTT CHHSf 03150 45 YMf Eapvncoccd Stmca SM I 542 Open Sunday BfftAio Mor4 for MomorfoJ Pwts Pnvknr a Ct. JtO) 233 FUtU ST, tvf IETT STONE On Sunday, June 24, Theo dore M. of .9 coiumoia. street, S.ki...
k.i..r. (Aronsoni: devoted father of Rob-i ert A. Stone. Judith E. Sone.
and Deborah S. Stone of Brookline; brotner ot Judah M. stone oi BrooKline, son of the late Elinu: David and Esther Stone. Services at the Levir.e Chapel, 470 Harvard Street, -Brookline. Monday.
June 25, at 1 p.m. Memorial week at his latel residence. Remembrances in hi5 memory may be made to the Sur-i gtcal and Coronary In'ensive tare Lmts. Department of Nursing. Mass.
General Hfispital. I ART In June Z- Varearet: beloved aur.t of Mrs. Augusta Doherty of Milton. Daniel kSTX rf i i-n ra Natives 4 and 7-9 PaVkm, in rear of Grove Cemetery: tlterlnent CeSar vitfd Viitin hour, on Monday Be.cor.St. BROOKLINE.
on MtgaJM June RUDOLF H- SCESS. Cnairman 1 President Pro 7 ioi.
