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Funeral Monday
Rev.
John
J.
seph's Bennett Cathedral. O'Neil, was celebrant, deacon Rev. subdeacon. and Fran- Rev.
cis S. E. Harrison, Clement V. Bush-
James were Thomas J.
nell, Stephen John J.
Bearers Harry M. Burns. K. Chardler,
Arthur McVeigh, J. Simpson was and in St. Pat-
Annelli. rick's Cemetery, Burial Lowell, Mass.
Miss Butler
(Continued from Page Service 1.)
Emergency Medical Council.
of the the Governor's time, War Miss Butler
held recruiting committee She held
At the the chairmanship of
same of the
nursing Hartford Red Cross. the end of the
this position she became Nurs-
the until acting
war chairman when of the Red Cross
ing Committee. Butler was awarded medal the by
the International Geneva in 1937 for serv-
Florence Red her
Miss Nightingale Cross Com-
MISS IDA F. BUTLER
mittee national of and international also awarded the by
of the Travelers leaves Insur- a
ices. She Reconnaissance was Medal her chil-
ance president Company. She three grand-
French that government World for War I. And,
niece, grandnephews.
three nephews,
dren's work in his death, Governor But-
nieces,
just before presented Miss Dis-
The funeral and four at will St. be John's held Monday Church, Harold
McConaughy Connecticut her
ler II.
tinguished with Service the Medal for
at West Hartford, officiating Cemetery. Burial
2 p. m. with Rev.
War
Donegan
service Miss in Butler Louis World F. was Butler, the sister one-time of will H. be in Cedar Hill
the
late
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