Deaths and funeral notices from Boston area
Deaths listed in this city wide obituary page include Alves Allston William in his 84th year funeral at his daughter's home Cambridge St. Sept 20. Many entries follow for Anderson Barry Blair Brown Bruce Burns Callanan Coburn Cooke Dalton Davis Doherty Donnelly Donovan Dunn Gillisp ee Collegan Gould Hokanson Holt Hurley Kahler Keefe Keough King Seen Maher MacPherson Martin Melleady Miller Itche st Murrray McCarron McGovern McHenry Newton Norton OBrien ODon nell Osgood Quinn Reardon Renehan Richardson Rooney Roth Scarparto Sheehan Smith Stret ton Sullivan Sundberg Tierney Walsh Malden Whelan Wittenauer and Woodburn with funeral times and church details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alves
Allston
William Alves
Harry Noble
Cambridge St
Anderson
City Hospital
Carl Alexander Anderson
Gustav EK. Anderson
Huntington Ave
Kindale
Nordling
Tremont St
Boston
Barry
South Boston
John F
Catherine (Nee Casey) Barry
West Fourth St
St. Augustine’s Church
Pete
Marquette
K. of C
Jamaica Plain
James D
Della Barry
Seaverns
St. Thomas’ Church
Cere
Blair
Dorchester
Charles F. Blair
Lithgow St
Brown
Mary F. Brown
Samuel Brown
Fayette St. Wollaston
Bruce
Brookline
George Edwin
Helene L. Bruce
Commonwealth Ave
Harvard St
Burns
Pespey
Matthew
Rosetta F. Burns
Bergen
Michael
Margaret Callanan
Hillside St
North Brookfield
Mass
Worcester
Roxbury
Margaret
W. H. Coburn
James L. Fultz
Blue Hill Ave
Cooke
Needham
John D. Cooke
Forest Hills Cemetery
Dalton
William T
Mary T. Dalton
Jee Lane
Samuel J. Madden
Creighton St
Blessed Sacrament Church
Idavis
Catherine F
Nee Deery
Walter Davis
Dorchester Ave
St. Ambrose’s Church
Doherty
Charlestown
John Doherty
North End
Mt. Vernon St
St. Mary’s Church
Donnelly
Richard Pp. Donnelly
Elizabeth
Philip Donnelly
Unity _ave
Beachmont
Our Lady of Lourdes’ Church
Donovan
Ursula M
John
Catherine
Walsh
Second St
Gate of Heaven
Dunn
Timothy F
Catherine T
Nee O'Brien) Dunn
Star of the Sea
Collegan
Melrose
George H. Collegan
Jeremiah Lucey
Lynde St
St. Mary's Arch
St. Patrick’s
Stoneham
Gould
Revere
Alice P
Frederick H
Alice P. Gould
Howard St
Hokanson
Harold B. Ho
Kahlor
George F
Margaret Mone Kahler
Third St
High Mars Gate of Heaven
Keefe
Watertown
Minnie G
Davis
Bridget Keefe
Galen St
St. Patrick's Church
Murray
Joseph Frank
Patrick
Catherine BE. Murray
Mee Riley
Winslow St
St. Patrick’s Church
M'Carron
Richard H
Jon F. McCarron
Green St
Hugh
Cecelia McGovern
Fall River
Newton
Herbert W. Newton
Norton
John J. Norton
Darling
Selemn
Mission Church
O’brien
Rumkin Island
Francis J
Eleanor T. O'Sirien
Moran
East Boston
Cook Terrace
Fremont Pl
Mattapan
St. Angela’s Church
O'Donnell
Thomas M
Thomas A. O’donnell
Resi.dence
West Cottage St
Osgood
Milly M. Osgood
James H. Osgood
M. PD
Roylston St
Quinn
George H
Newtonville
Church of Our Lady
Renehan
James A. Renehan
P. E. Murray
Roxbury St
St. Philip’s Church
Richardson
Winthrop
John Richardson
St. John's Episcopal Church
Rooney
Daniel F
Catherine F. (Sheehan) Rooney
Silver St
Our Lady of the Rosary Court
Order of Foresters
Roth
Roslindale
Reiarade Ave
Albert H
Edythe F. Roth
Schlehuber
Highland Congregational Church
Parker St
San Francisco
Boston Lodge 57
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Scarparto
Henry
Florence Chancel Campanari
Thomas Scarparto
London St
Wednessay
Church of the Moat
Holy Redeemer
Sheehan
Jeremiah
Catherine Sheehan
Shea
S. Peter and Paul’s Church
Sullivan
Ashmont
Timothy M
Catherine Sullivan
Sughrue
Bailey St
Sundberg
Carl G
St. Philip's Church
Harrison Fave
Malden
Jennie J
Redmond Walsh
Cotter
Shawmut St
Sacred Heart Church
Mary J
Richard R. Walsh
Beale
St. Gregory’s Church
Waldorf
Philip P
James
Mary J. Waldorf
Riley
Bennington St
Whelan
Helen T
John J
Briilet Whelan
Alcott St
St. Anthony's Church
Wittenauer
Joseph A
Joseph
Louise Witteneuer
Wesnburn
William F. Woodburn
Cliffside Terrace
Death of George H. Quinn Notify Funeral at St Patrick's
MEMREPRS announce the death of fellow member George H. Quinn on September 16 1918 at 94 Blue Hill Ave Roxbury. Funeral services will be held at St Patrick's Church on September 19 at 10 a m. President John T. Sullivan and Secretary John J. Keenan request attendance.
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Memreprs
George H. Quinn
Blue Hill Ave
Roxbury
St. Patrick’s Church
John T. Sullivan
John J. Keenan
Death Notice for Dr Thomas F Leen of 19 Bay State Rd
Charitable Irish Society members are notified of the death of fellow member Dr Thomas F Leen who died Monday September 16. Funeral services will be held at St Cecilia's Church on Thursday September 19 at 10 am. John J Sullivan President John J Keenan Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Leen
Bay State Rd
St. Cecilia's Church
John J. Sullivan
John J. Keenan
Funeral for Brother Andrew Spiers at Gleason Chapel
Mt Pleasant Lodge No 176 announces the funeral for Brother Andrew Spiers at Gleason Chapel 835 Washington St Dorchester on Wednesday Sept 18 at 8 pm. Osborne H Bishop Noble Grand and Luis M Powers Recording Secretary preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant Lodge
Andrew Spiers
Gleason Chapel
Washington St
Dorchester
Osborne H. Bishop
Noble Grand
Luis M. Powers
Month's Mind Mass for Carmelo Costantino at St Leonard's
A solemn high mass of requiem will be held at St Leonard's Church Boston Prince Street Wednesday at 9 am for the repose of Carmelo Costantino who died August 18 1918. His wife and children remember him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leonard’s Church
Prince ° T
Boston
Carmelo Costantino
Memorial notices for Maytum and Ticha loved ones
In loving memory of George Henry Maytum who died September 18, 1916. Gone but not forgotten by wife and children. Also in memory of Josinthine Ticha who passed on September 18, 1017. Never to be forgotten by her kin and daughters. Rest dear mother thy work is over and thy hands will tell no more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josinthine Ticha
Ein
Anniversary Mass for Ellen O'Brien Held at St Josephs
Anniversary mass for the late Mrs Ellen OBrien will be celebrated Thursday morning September 19 at 7 80 at St Josephs Church Circuit street Roxbury. Gone but not forgotten by her sons Michael and William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ellen O'Brien
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit St
Roxbury
Tieun
Michael
William
11 N. E. Boys Mentioned in War List
Names of 11 New England boys not previously named in casualty lists were added to the 325 total in two War Department releases issued yesterday afternoon and this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
War Department
Loring to Be Ensign Today at Annapolis
John Alden Loring of Reading graduates from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis with the rank of ensign after a steady climb from Norwich University to Norwich ROTC to naval service. Born February 29 1889 he is a Meadow Brook Club golfer and will take a brief leave after commissioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
John Alden Loring
Reading
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Charles A. Loring
Meadow Brook Club
Milton Academy
Harvard Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Norwich University
Navy
Norwich
Wakefield Rifle Range
Loring
United States Naval Academy At
Former Mayor Curley Attacks Opponent in South Boston
James M. Curley addressed gatherings at the John A. Andrew School and Ward 10 Municipal Building in South Boston as he criticized his opponent in the 12th district race. He accused the rival of fantasy claims, questioned his fitness for Congress, and attacked his handling of letters and a secretary’s pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Curley
Congress
12Th Congressional District
John A. Andrew
Ward 10
South
Boston
Mr. Curley
Don Quixote
Washington
Lexington High girls field hockey practice opens with 21 players
The first practice for Lexington High School girls field hockey was held on the athletic field yesterday afternoon. Captain Miss Madelyn Viano will lead the group until a coach is hired, with 21 players reporting.
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Lexington High School
Lexington
Madelyn Viano
Charles Lyon a lieutenant in Quartermaster Dept
Lynn young man commissioned in the Quartermaster Department at Jacksonville Florida.
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Lynn Young Man
Quartermaster Department
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles McDonald Lyon Commissioned Second Lieutenant in Quartermaster Dept
Charles McDonald Lyon son of George S. Lyon longtime Lynn resident and boxing figure has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the Quartermaster's Department. He received his commission in Jacksonville Florida after enlisting in Boston December 5 1917 and has since been on duty in Florida and Georgia. Lyon, known as Toby in Lynn, is married with a two month old baby whom he has not yet seen. His family includes siblings in the armed forces and at Lynn High School. His home previously was 46 Cottage Street in Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonald Lyon
George S. Lyon
Boston Post
Lyon Telegram News
Quartermaster’s Department
Washington
Lyon
Lynn
Toby
Jacksonville
Fla
Cottage Street
Boston
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Hingham
Gladys
William Lyon
France
George Lyon
Navy
John
Lynn High School
Challenge to a Unique Shipbuilding Contest in Portsmouth
The Atlantic Corporation shipbuilders in Portsmouth New Hampshire issue a 60 day competition challenge to Groton Iron Works of New London Connecticut for a friendly steel fabrication and ship construction contest. A referee to be chosen by both yards will oversee the event with a prize to be agreed upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Atlantic Corporation
Groton Iron Works
New London
New York Chamber Names Delegates for Boston Conventions
Alfred Marling president of the New York State Chamber of Commerce appointed Charles F. MacLean Frederick Coykendall E B Olcott and W Gerald Hawes to attend the conventions of the American Association of Port Authorities and the Atlantic Deep Waterways Association in Boston this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred Marling
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Charles F. MacLean
Frederick Coykendall
E. BE. Olcott
W. Gerald Hawes
American Association of Port Authorities
Atlantic Deep Waterways Association
Boston
Patriotic Somerville Girls Collect Peach Stones for War Stamps
Two 12 year old Somerville Junior High School students Mildred Elizabeth Brown and Hazel Mildred Waugh arrived at the Post with a heavy bag of 2000 peach stones gathered since last Saturday after school. They also carried Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps cards and regularly attend the Junior Red Cross, hoping to outdo older sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Brown
Hazel Waugh
Somerville
Mildred
Mildred Elizabeth Brown
Hazel Mildred Waugh
Post
Red Cross
Paroled Man Seeks Return to Sing Sing Prison
Ossining N Y Sept 17 August Christotolis a former Sing Sing inmate who was paroled for good conduct today formally applied to prison authorities for permission to serve the balance of his 10 year term on his farm life bored. The Parole Board had earlier refused the request noting no parole violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
August Christotolis
Sing Sing
Christotolis
15 More New England Men in Prison Camps
Washington reports the War Department announced names of American Expeditionary Forces held as prisoners in Germany. Enlisted men from New England listed by camp and address include Clyde W. Savage of Bangor Maine James J Fogarty of Hartford Connecticut and William J Earls of Hartford Connecticut among others with several believed identical to others and camps listed as Rastatt Strakowé Cassell Burgess and unknowns Camp.
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Washington
Germany
War Department
New England
Rastatt
Savage
Clyde W
Maple Street
Bangor
Bradley
Arthur G
Chestnut Street
Bristol
Gaylordsville
Conn
Fogarty
James J
Elm Place
Hartford
Drouin
George E
Johnsbury
Mishiwice
John
White Street
New Haven
Argraves
Mark E
Fort Fairfield
Strakowé
Strakowé—Clark, William P., 287 York Street, New Haven, Conn. At Cassell
Burgess
River Street
Waltham
Mass
Angus J. Burgess
Earls
William J
Thysoph Avenue
Girardy
Joseph
Water Street
Quincy
Day
George W
Meacham Street
Somerville
Cartangelo
Antonio
Antonio d’Archangelo
Hanover Street
Boston
Wounded Lieutenant Sharkey Named From 165th Infantry
Unofficial lists report Lieutenant Patrick A. Sharkey formerly of Fairhaven and chaplain of the 165th Infantry severely wounded. He was born in Dorchester and was brother to a slain Aviation Corps officer. The post details include categories of status such as wounded and missing in action.
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Patrick A. Sharkey
Fairhaven
165Th Infantry
69Th
New York
Dorchester
Sharkey
Aviation Corps
War Deaths and Discharges Reach Several Families
Mrs. Winifred Coyne of Lawrence learns her son Patrick J. Coyne was killed in action July 18 after ending three years in the regular army and reenlisting in August 1917. Other families report soldiers killed or missing in France, including Merrick in Allston, Donahue in West Haven, Monson in Chelsea, Fitzgibbon of East Boston, Stewart of Newport, and Albecki of Webster. Lieutenant Patrick J. Sharkey of the Fighting 69th is noted as chaplain of the 165th Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Coyne
Market Street
Lawrence
War Department
Patrick J. Coyne
Coyne
Regular Army
18Th Infantry
Thomas
101St Infantry
France
Joseph Donahue
New Haven “Blues
102D Infantry
Catherine Donahue
First Avenue
West Haven
National Army
Augustus Albecki
Lake Street
Webster
Felix Albecki
G Company
14Th
Albeck
Patrick J. Sharkey
165Th Infantry
New York City
Wounded Priest and Brother in World War I Service
Severely wounded in action Aug 15, the telegram to P. F. Sharkey of Fair Haven reveals priestly veteran details. The father, Dorchester native, 31, attended Boston College High School and Holy Cross, was ordained in Rome in 1914, served at St. Patrick's Cathedral New York, and was commissioned from there. His brother Lieutenant Edward J. Starkey, Aviation Corps, was killed in action July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Sharkey
Fairhaven
Sharkey
Dorchester
Boston College
Holy Cross
American College
Rome
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
Edward J. Starkey
Aviation Corps
New England Casualty List Reaches Local Areas
The casualty ledger lists several locally connected service members among the wounded and killed in action. Names include Pt. Charles Clelland Waterbury Conn and Pt. John T. Achilles Roxbury with others tied to Springfield Manchester New Haven and Boston areas.
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William H. Stoddard
Evie St
Springfield
John T. Achilles
Regent Snt
Roxbury
Edward G. Brulette
Bartlett St
Manchester
N. H
Nicholas Cappuccio
Prince St. Oo
Boston
Edward Ee Conley
Greenville Junction
Doenowieeian
State St
New Haven
Conn
Stanley Joinrog
Cottage St
Easthampton
Hyman Miller
Old Colony Sq
Brockton
Unofficial Army Rosters Include Vermont and Connecticut Names
The list cites relatives and friends of soldiers with names such as Joseph J. Sullivan from Barre Vermont Patrick J. Coyne of Lawrence Massachusetts Walter Monson Chelsea Massachusetts Wellx Albecki Webster Massachusetts Clarence Mickel Ansonia Connecticut and Thomas F. Doherty Worcester Massachusetts with statuses noting slightly wounded and a prisoner William P. Clark of New Haven Connecticut. The piece comments on the trend of popular caracal promises and the tunic blouse fashion as a lighter aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Sullivan
Barre, Vt
Patrick J. Coyne
Market St
Lawrence, A Co
Walter Monson
Hancock Ast
Chelsea
H Co
Wellx Albecki
Lake Ist
Webster
G Co
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St. James’ Church
Back Bey
Thomas Fr
Anna J. Malley Leen
Maher
Eilwin P. Maher
X. Vert
Webster Ave
MacPherson
Cambridge
Flarold G
Donald
Margaret MacPherson
Mary Coutts
Concord Ave
Martin
Katharine Quinlan Martin
Milton
Breck
Raymond P. Miller
Masa
Walk Hilst
Newtonyn
Ville
Bostein
Charitable Irish Society
Aah
N. E
Lieut. Ellsworth CO. Strong
305Th Field Artillery
Thomas J. Fitzgibbon
107Th Field Artillery
Antone Brava
Cape Cod
Parker Bldg
Devonshire St
the Post
Dudley
Fort Hill 122
Charles Lyon
Lynn Boy
Lieut
Charles M. Lyon
the Menace
Burleson
Curley
Telegraph
Broadway
D ST
South Vot Amies A. Gallivan
CMB
Private Patrick J. Coyne
Sergeant Hyde B. Merrick
Hyde Buxton Merrick
Ashford Street
34Th Aero Squadron
Charles Merrick
Sergeant Merrick
Harvard
Private Joseph, Donahue
Private Walter Monson
H Company
59Th Infantry
Private Thomas J. Fitzgibbon
Thomas Fitzgibbon
Bennington Street
F Battery
Fitzgibbon
Camp Devens
Private Donald Frazer Stewart
W. Donald Frazer Stewart
Newport
R. I
Stewart
Private Felix Albecki
Lieutenant Patrick J. Sharkey
NEW England Boys
Casualty
Charles Clelland
East Main St
Waterbury, Conn
Frank A. Cosentino
Pleasant St
Gardner
18Th Inf
Seymour Hutchinson
West
Danville
Walter D. Mason
Bristol, Vt
the Press
Lester Fletcher
Nashua, N. H
Inf
John J. Gillam
Winthrop Ave
K Co
Clarence Mickel
High St
Ansonia
Thomas F. Doherty
I Co
First Ave
Westhaven
D Co
William P. Clark
Orange St., New Haven, Conn
Ernest Mohl
Sandford St
Hartford, Conn
W. Donald Fraser Stewart
F Batt
F. A
Jewish Maternity Clinic Association
Federated Jewish Charities
Morris D. Waldman
A. C. Ratshesky