TITLE:  Mary A. Bradley, Obituary & Funeral Notice, Dec 29, 1914

SOURCE:  December 29,  1914, page 10, Union Leader, Manchester NH:  
         Dec 30, 1914, page 3, Union Leader:
         December 31, 1914, page 12, Union Leader:  

SUBMITTER:  Dona V., May 2001

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December 29, 1914, page 10, Union Leader, Manchester NH:
Mrs Mary A. Bradley
 
wife of Michale J. Bradley passed away early Monday morning rather 
unexpectedly, at the family home 125 Ashland St. She had been a resident 
of Manchester for about 29 years. Besides her husband she is survived by 
one daughter Mary E. Bradley, her mother, Mrs Catherine Pennett, two sisters,
Miss Gertrude Pennett and Miss Margaret Pennett, four brothers, Frank H., 
William J., patrolman John Edward, and Fred. H.

Dec 30, 1914, page 3, Union Leader:
The funeral of Mary A. Bradley
will take place at St Joseph Cathedral at 10 A.M.  Wednesday forenoon
with a high mass.

December 31, 1914, page 12, Union Leader: 
The funeral of Mrs Mary A. Bradley 

took place Wednesday morning from the late home, 125 Ashland. Sorrowing 
relatives and friends filled St Joseph Cathedral where, at 10 A M  Rev John. 
J. Bradley, celebrated a solemn high mass of requiem, assisted by Rev James 
Liddy as deacon and Rev FRances Happney as sub deacon of the mass. The bear-
ers were the four brothers of the deceased; Frank H. Pennett, Fred H., J. 
Edward, William J.. under the direction of Charles McKeen interment was in 
the family lot in St. Joseph cemetery where Rev John J. Bradley assisted by  
Rev James Crowley, conducted the commital services.  Those from other places
were Mrs M. J. Callahan and Mrs R. W. Pearson of Portland ME; Mrs
D. J. O'Connell of Somerville MA; Mrs James Cleary and Paul Cleary,
Mrs Kate Gooding, Miss Mary Crowley of Boston and Mr and Mrs
Joseph Brown of Kittery Point ME.  Joseph McDonough and Co. funeral
director.

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