Died in this town, Saturday, 14th inst, William Kelley aged 59 years. Many expression of regret are in town for William Kelley of whom it may truthfully be said he had no enemies in the community and that he never was known to speak ill of any man. He was born in this town and was employed for many years as foreman by French and Ward. He was for years a member of the Stoughton Fire Department and was for a number of years Fire engineer having been in charge of the West Stoughton Department. Of late years, he has been in the employ of Southworth's Grain Mill. He was a faithful friend, with a pleasant genial disposition and one how made friends and kept them. A wife and seven children are left to mourn his loss. His funeral Wednesday was largely attended, the firemen going in a body. Wet eyes and expressions, "He was a good man" showed the place he held the hearts of those he left.
He has gone to his reward and will be remembered with regret by many.
The floral offerings at the funeral of the late William Kelley were as follow: Pillow inscribed, "Father," from family; large wreath of white tea roses, Reynolds, Drake and Gabel Shoe Co of No. Easton; Standing pillow, Stougton Fire Department; harp, Div. 25 A.D.H., spray of white lillies, Mr and Mrs Thomas McDonald and family; spray of lillies and violets, Mrs and Mrs Archie McDonald; spray of pinks, Mr and Mrs Louis LaBombard and family; spray of pinks, Richard J. Donovan; spray Mr and Mrs Horace________; spray , Mr and Mrs Harry______worth; spray Mr and Mrs Daniel Lehan. spray of white sweet peas, Mae Donahue of Randolph; spray, Mr and Mrs Henry Willis and family.
He has gone to his reward and will be remembered with regret by many.
The floral offerings at the funeral of the late William Kelley were as follow: Pillow inscribed, "Father," from family; large wreath of white tea roses, Reynolds, Drake and Gabel Shoe Co of No. Easton; Standing pillow, Stougton Fire Department; harp, Div. 25 A.D.H., spray of white lillies, Mr and Mrs Thomas McDonald and family; spray of lillies and violets, Mrs and Mrs Archie McDonald; spray of pinks, Mr and Mrs Louis LaBombard and family; spray of pinks, Richard J. Donovan; spray Mr and Mrs Horace________; spray , Mr and Mrs Harry______worth; spray Mr and Mrs Daniel Lehan. spray of white sweet peas, Mae Donahue of Randolph; spray, Mr and Mrs Henry Willis and family.
Died in this town, Saturday, 14th inst, William Kelley aged 59 years. Many expression of regret are in town for William Kelley of whom it may truthfully be said he had no enemies in the community and that he never was known to speak ill of any man. He was born in this town and was employed for many years as foreman by French and Ward. He was for years a member of the Stoughton Fire Department and was for a number of years Fire engineer having been in charge of the West Stoughton Department. Of late years, he has been in the employ of Southworth's Grain Mill. He was a faithful friend, with a pleasant genial disposition and one how made friends and kept them. A wife and seven children are left to mourn his loss. His funeral Wednesday was largely attended, the firemen going in a body. Wet eyes and expressions, "He was a good man" showed the place he held the hearts of those he left.
He has gone to his reward and will be remembered with regret by many.
The floral offerings at the funeral of the late William Kelley were as follow: Pillow inscribed, "Father," from family; large wreath of white tea roses, Reynolds, Drake and Gabel Shoe Co of No. Easton; Standing pillow, Stougton Fire Department; harp, Div. 25 A.D.H., spray of white lillies, Mr and Mrs Thomas McDonald and family; spray of lillies and violets, Mrs and Mrs Archie McDonald; spray of pinks, Mr and Mrs Louis LaBombard and family; spray of pinks, Richard J. Donovan; spray Mr and Mrs Horace________; spray , Mr and Mrs Harry______worth; spray Mr and Mrs Daniel Lehan. spray of white sweet peas, Mae Donahue of Randolph; spray, Mr and Mrs Henry Willis and family.
He has gone to his reward and will be remembered with regret by many.
The floral offerings at the funeral of the late William Kelley were as follow: Pillow inscribed, "Father," from family; large wreath of white tea roses, Reynolds, Drake and Gabel Shoe Co of No. Easton; Standing pillow, Stougton Fire Department; harp, Div. 25 A.D.H., spray of white lillies, Mr and Mrs Thomas McDonald and family; spray of lillies and violets, Mrs and Mrs Archie McDonald; spray of pinks, Mr and Mrs Louis LaBombard and family; spray of pinks, Richard J. Donovan; spray Mr and Mrs Horace________; spray , Mr and Mrs Harry______worth; spray Mr and Mrs Daniel Lehan. spray of white sweet peas, Mae Donahue of Randolph; spray, Mr and Mrs Henry Willis and family.
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