TITLE:  Lawrence M. Connor, Funeral Notice, Sept 30, 1903

SOURCE:  Sept 30, Oct 01, 1903, Union Leader, Manchester, NH

SUBMITTER:  Dona V., May 2001

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Sept 30, 1903, Wed., page 12, The Union, Manchester NH: 
Funeral Notice: The funeral of Laurence M. Connor will be held from St.
Patricks church at 9 O'Clock this morning.

Oct 1, 1903, Thursday: LAWRENCE M. CONNOR; The funeral of
Lawrence M. Connor was held Wed. morning at 9 O'Clock at St Patricks
church. The Rev. Matthew Creamer celebrating a high mass of requiem.
Several selections were rendered by the church choir.  The pall bearers
were Thomas Donnelly, Daniel Connor, Thomas Egan, Patrick Tangney,
Edward Doherty, and Tim Linehan.  Interment was in St Joseph
Cemetery by undertakers McDonough and Shea.  John Connor acted as
funeral director.  Among the floral tributes was apollow of roses
inscribed "husband & Papa" from the widow and daughter; anchor with
work "rest" from Mrs Ellen Connor and family; pillow with words " F of
A, Court City of Manchester" from F of A #3; cross wit word "Larry"
from Amoskeag watchmen'; Liberty roses from James W. Hill Co; pinks
from Mr and Mrs C. W. Flack; asters from Misses Agnes and Eliz
Doherty; pinks from Miss Anastasia Gooley.  In attendence from out of
town were Mr nad Mrs Frank Truland of Laconia; Mrs J. H. Brown and
Mrs Winifred Murphy, ARchie Murray and Miss Bertha Murray of
Worcester MA; Mr and Mrs Joseph Thompson of Providence RI and
Mrs Murphy of Lynn MA.

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