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Funeral of Rev. P. A. McKenna Draws Marlboro Church
Crowds fill the Marlboro church for the funeral of Rev. P. A. McKenna with archbishop, clergy, and city officials in attendance. Processions, viewings, and a high mass reflect widespread sorrow as officials praise his public life, advocacy for liberty, and work against intemperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henricyy O’meara
Marlboro
P. A. McKenna
Auxiliary &Cieties
Archbishop Williams
J. T. O'Brien
J. O. Genest
S&a
John Crowe
Maynard
Frs. Hogan
Somerville
Genest
John J. Kirby
James P. Warren
Washington Street
Marshal Hurley
Aids
Bartlett
Fr. McKenna
Vineyard of Christ
John E. Bradley
James W. McDonald
J. J. Shaughnessy
James P. Collins
D. E. O'Connor
P. B. Murphy
E. F. Brown
R. M. O'Halloran
J. A. Sullivan
J. T. Sheahan
D.F. Burke
J. J. Bradley
J J. McCarthy
E. L. Cassilly
J. C. Cassilly
Henry Busby
Henry Goddard
Frank Meanor
J. T. Libby
Mortimer Williams
Mer. Maguiness
Jamaica Plain
J. E. Millerick
Wakefield
Thomas F. Cusack
Hudson
Louis F. Walsh
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
James Galvin
East Douglas
Edward J. Moriarty
Concord
Charles W. Regan
Gloucester
Thomas J. Conaty
Worcester
Fr. Conaty
Boston
Holy Cross
Sulpitian
Paris
McKenna
Church of New England
Father Mathew
Father McKenna
Fr.MckKenna
St. Ambrose