TITLE:  Bernard F. O'Connor, Obituary & Funeral Notice, Aug 22, 1919

SOURCE:  Union Leader, Monday Aug 25, 1919, & Friday Aug 22, 1919, 

SUBMITTER:  Dona V., May 2001

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Friday Aug 22, 1919, page 4, Union Leader: 
Bernard F. O'Connor 

Word has been received in this city of the death of Bernard F. O'Connor 
Tuesday evening at his home in Lynn, MA.  Mr. O'Connor was born in Manchester
and was son of Danile nad Margaret O'Connor of 488 N. Main St.  He has 
resided in Lynn, MA the past three years. He was employed as manager of the
A and P store in Lynn. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs Margaret
McInnes and Lillian M. O'Connor of Lynn MA. The body will arrived in
this city Friday afternoon and will be brought to the home of his aunt,
Mrs Mary Connolly, 645 Rimmon St, by undertaker John P. Connor.

Monday Aug 25, 1919, page 3, Union Leader: 
The funeral of Bernard F. O'Connor 

took place Saturday morning at 8 am from 645 Rimmon St, the home of his aunt,
Mrs Mary Connolly. At 8:30 a high mass of requiem was celebrated at St 
Patricks by Rev. T. W. Coakley, assisted by the church choir. The bearers 
were Bryan Connor, Martin Connolly,  Christopher Connolly, Henry Pariseau. 
Interment took place in the O"Connnor family lot in St. Joseph Cemetery.  
In charge was John P. Connor undertaker.

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