Clinton High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Clinton, MA)

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John Brian Kelly On januaiy 8, 1908, by an unforeseen aet, onr friend and classmate, Brian, was delivered into the hands of God. Although he was a member of onr class for only a short time, many knew him in grammar school and admired him for his line and sterling qualities which made him a true friend. Brian will always be remembered in the prayers of those who knew him and they will find solace in knowing that he has reached eternal happiness. llic funeral was held at St. John’s Church with a solemn high requiem mass by Rcv ' crend Father Gionet. He was assisted by Reverend Father Geoffrey Flughcs, Deacon, and Reverend Ifiither Paul O’Malley, Sub-Deacon. The bearers were William McGrail, Joseph Baker, James Weeks, Robert Bailey, James McNichols, and George Fitzpatrick.

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James Matthew Ryan The will of God is exercised in strange and mysterious ways, which are many times difficult for friends and loved ones to understand. Such was the case when we learned of the sudden death of our classmate, Jimmy. He was known and well-liked by everyone. Both students and teachers recognized his ability and earnestness whether it be in school or at the extracurricular activities. He will always be remembered in our thoughts and prayers as we feel certain that he has achiev ed his eternal reward of peace and happiness. The funeral was held at St. John’s Church with a solemn high recjuiem mass at nine o’clock. The Reverend Father John F. Cahill officiated and he was assisted by the Right Reverend Monsignor John F. Cannon, P.A., V.C., Deacon and the Reverend Father Joseph E. Lynch, Sub-Deacon. The bearers were Alfred Tatro, Noel Janda, Philip Sullivan, Michael Hazel, Robert Alberini, and Joseph Schwab.