Baby Dies (Robert Francis Kelly)

The Brockton Times
Monday, May 16, 1932
Page Two

BABY DIES

   Robert Francis Kelly, baby son of John and Margaret Kelly, 1019 Montello street, died Saturday, aged two and a half years. Death was caused from pneumonia.
   The little boy leaves, besides his parents, a sister, Marjorie, aged 11, and a brother aged 8. The funeral service was Sunday from the home. Interment was in St. Mary's cemetery, Randolph.

Honor Roll Project: Brockton City Hall

The following are transcriptions for the memorials displayed at Brockton City Hall in Brockton, Massachusetts. The photos for this post were taken May 16, 2014.

This post is for Heather Wilkinson Rojo's The Honor Project.

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1950 KOREAN CONFLICT 1955

BROCKTON'S TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION AND RESPECT 

TO HER SONS WHO MADE THEIR SUPREME SACRIFICE

CARL H. AKERBLOM

WILLARD E. BATCHELDER JR.

RICHARD J. CARRELL 

RAYMOND J. CRIMMINS

GEORGE L. FISHER

PHILIP C. HILL

ROBERT E. HUDSON

FRANCIS KELLEHER

JOHN B. KELLEHER

DONALD KINGMAN

RICHARD P. PIERCE

ROBERT F. PIERCE

JEROLD M. RUSSELL

PAUL G. STILES

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BROCKTON'S TRIBUTE 

1917.                                   OF                                       1919

AFFECTION AND RESPECT TO HER SONS 

WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN THE 

WORLD WAR

BAKER DAVID H

BAKER HERBERT L

BARNARD ERROL W

BICHNIEVICZ BRUNON

BOCELLA NICHOLAS

BREWSTER WALTER J J 

BRYANT IRA A

BUCHANAN MAX C

BUCKLEY DANIEL J

BURNS ROY W

BURTON ORLEANIS W

CALLAHAN MATTHEW J

CARLSON NATHANIEL J

CHANDLER LESTER G

CLISH WILLIAM F

COLLINS LEONARD O C

CROSS ALBERT

DARLING CHARLES H

DAVIS BERNARD L

DAVIS CHARLES A

DEXTER JAMES J

DOLAN MARTIN H

DUFFY THOMAS E

EMERY VICTOR A

FOLEY HERBERT J

FLYNN GEORGE M

FULLER FRED W

GERKO ANDREW V

GERMANOVICZ JOHN J

GIROUARD GEORGE 

GLENN PERCY E

GOPSILL JAMES J

GRANDMONT OLIVER J

GUERTIN JOSEPH A R

HANNAN LEO M

HASEY WILLARD H

HOBART E ALLEN

HOBBS NORMAN S

JOHNSON PAUL G

JOSLYN GEORGE L

JULIAN JACOB

JUDGE THOMAS

KEELEY HUGH F

KELLIHER WILLIAM F

LAIRD KENNETH B

LINDSKOG WALTER

MANCHESTER WILLIAM A

McAVOY EDWARD M

McEVOY ARTHUR W B

McGEE AMBROSE A

McINTOSH ALLAN

MILLER LOUS S

MINSK LOUIS A

MITCHELL HAROLD I

MORRIS FRED G

MORTIMER ARTHUR H

NADEAU JOSEPH

NELSON EDGAR E

NELSON LYNDON O

O' DONNELL JOHN L

OLEN GEORGE

OWENS HAROLD F

PARMENTER LESLIE B

PIERCE LAWRENCE E

PROUTY THEODORE R

REDMOND STEPHEN

REYNOLDS GEORGE A

RODENBUSH JAMES H

RYAN JOHN H

SAXTON DONALD F

SMITH JOSEPH W

SMITH PERCY A

SMITH WINTHROP F

SNOW HAROLD G

STODDARD JOSEPH M

SULLIVAN DANIEL F

SWEENEY JOHN L

SYLVIA ALFRED

THOMPSON JOSEPH A

THORNIFF ARTHUR

TIBBETTS CHARLES E

TILEY MALCOLM L

TROTTIER EUGENE

TUCKER JOHN R

TURNER WILLIS E

WALKER GILBERT M

WALSH JOHN M

WHALEN THOMAS A

WOOD DWIGHT C

FORMER BROCKTON MEN

BARKER ROBERT H

BARNSTEAD GARDNER A

CUMMINGS RALPH M

EDLUND FRANK B

KINGMAN GEORGE H

OLIVER JAMES A JR

PITTS WILLIAM H

SHOUGHROW GEORGE F

SHURTLEFF MELLEN B

WOODS FREDERIC M

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1964           VIETNAM ERA             1973

BROCKTON'S TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION AND RESPECT 

TO HER SONS WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

MILTON ALLERBY, JR.

RONALD E. BERRISFORD

ROBERT L. BOSS

MICHAEL J. CADORETTE

JAMES O. CARPENTER

JAMES G. CONDON, 3RD.

JAMES F. CONNOR, JR.

JOHN C. DICKINSON

ROBERT A. DONDERO

FRANCIS M. DONNELLY

WILLIAM D. FRAWLEY

DANNY E. GOODWIN

TIMOTHY HOLSTER

JOHN R. HOULIHAN

HORST F. JAHNKE

HUGH R. JOHNSON, JR.

THEODORE F. JOHNSON

PAUL M. KOLENDA

RICHARD L. LEVINE

ROBERT F. LINCOLN

BRUCE E. MARTIN

ROBERT E. McENROE

ARTHUR R. MURRAY

ROBERT L. RODRICK

WLADYSLAW STANISZEWSKI

PHILLIP T. STUDENSKI

RONALD D. TRIPP

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BROCKTON'S TRIBUTE OF 

AFFECTION AND RESPECT TO HER SON AND DAUGHTERS 

WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN

1941 WORLD WAR II 1945

ADAMS WARREN W 

ANDERSON ROBERT F

AURETTA ARTHUR W

AUSTIN PHILIP M

BABCOCK ALBERT M. JR. 

BARNETT ROBERT S

BARONE GREGORY 

BARRIEAU ARTHUR W

BARRIS GEORGE

BEALS CLARENCE M

BENOIT EDWARD M

BENOIT LEONARD G

BERTOCCI CHARLES

BIBBO MICHAEL J

BIZZOZERO ALFRED  N 

BLOMGREN RUSSELL E

BOLINDER  MALCOLM L

BRENNAN DAVID M

BROOKS CHESTER A

BROWN ROBERT S

BURNHAM WILLIAM D

CAMPBELL DONALD G

CAPOZZI FRANK J

CARLSON CARL A

CASHIN JOHN J

CASHMAN JOHN H. JR

CERCE PASQUALE A

CESARINI LIBERTY P

CHAREST ROY J L

CHOQUET  JOSEPH ROLAND

CHURCHEY PHILIP ANDREW

CICORA ANTHONY F

CLARK WALTER S

CLAY WALTER S

CLAY RALPH W

COLARUSSO JOHN C

COLETTI CARMINE C

CONTE MICHAEL

CONTE PATRICK A

COOK ALTON T

COOK ARTHUR G

CORCORAN JOHN F

CORRADO RUDOLPH J

COSGROVE LAURENCE R

COUGHLIN JOHN J. JR.

COZ EDWARD G

CREEDEN HAROLD J

CROCE ANGELO

CURLEY JOHN E

CURTIS WILLIAM A

DAHLEN RUSSELL E

DAVIDSON JAMES E

DAVIS RODNEY F

DAVIS WELLS S

DEFTOS MINOT F

DEMONT GERALD H

DEPONTBRIAND ROGER M

DERUSHA JAMES R

DOANE PAUL

DOBROWSKY EDMUND

DODERO JAMES M

DONDERO JOHN J

DRISCOLL KENNETH T

DROHAN GERALD P

DUFF EARL IVERS

DUMAS GEORGE E

EKSTROM ALTON E

ERICKSON EARL W

FARRELL PAUL E

FERRINI  FERDINAND

FLYNN LAURENCE H

FORTIN EDMUND C

FOX JOHN R

FREER WILLIAM A

GARDNER WENDELL McK

GATT WILLIAM E. JR.

GILBERT AARON K

GRAY DONALD W

GRIPPEN NELSON D

GRUSHEY GEORGE E

HALLIN KENNETH R

HALLISEY WILLIAM P

HARRIMAN ROGER P

HAVERON SAMUEL

HAYDEN EDWARD C

HERBERT JAMES

JACKIEWICZ HENRY

JOHNSON JOHN R

JUDGE SAMUEL 

HAM ALBERT L

KALISHAUSKAS  ALBERT C

KALMAN ISRAEL 

KAPLAN GEORGE 

KAPLAN MARTIN

KEDIAN JAMES W

KELLEHER FRANK R

KELLY JOHN J

KEOHAN FRANCIS R

KERRIGAN WILLIAM J

KIBART FRANCIS E

KONDRACKI FREDERICK P

KOVNER ALFRED 

KOZAK ALBERT P

KULIESIS ADOLPH P

LAGERQUIST CARLETON T

LARKIN ROBERT J

LA RUE EDWARD J

LA RUE JOHN A

LA TREMOUILLE GEORGE L

LAWRENCE BENTON R

LEONARD JOSEPHINE

LEONTOS CHARLES C

LINEHAN RICHARD O

LUCEY EDWARD FRANCIS

LUCKMAN THOMAS. JR.

LYMAN CARL O H

LYONS JOHN D

LYONS WILLIAM E

MACPHERSON WILLIAM N

MALONEY JOSEPH R

MANOLI STEPHEN E

MARENELIS MICHAEL P

MARTYNOWSKI MARION. JR

MASON ROBERT L

MASTROPIETRO RICHARD J

MAZGELIS CLEMENT V

McGRAIL THOMAS P

McGRATH JOSEPH E

MERRIFIELD HENRY H

METTA FRANK R

MILUTIS ADOLPH

MONAHAN HAROLD L

MUNROE WALTER F

MURPHY DANIEL S

MURPHY JOSEPH L

NELSON FRED O

NEVITT RAYMOND A

NOONAN MALCOLM J

NORMANDIN ALFRED P

O'CONNELL JOHN E

ORCUTT FRANK L

PACKARD NORMAN E

PAPPAS PETER

PARKER STEPHEN E. JR.

PATTANGALL MALCOLM N. JR. 

PERRAULT EDMUND J

PERRY RICHARD R

PERSICHILLO PASQUALE

PIERCE EDWARD C

PODZON BRONIS 

POKRAKA JOHN D

QUINN JOHN P

RANIELLO JOHN V

RANKIN ROY E

REED PARKER A. JR

RETALIS JOHN A

RIORDAN ROGER F

ROAN FRANCIS S

ROBERTS LOUIS M

ROBINSON ERNEST H

RODOPHELE FRANK R

RONDEAU LIONEL (TUBBY) J

RUBIN SHELTON W

RYAN HOWARD W

SALA GEORGE C

SANFORD HARLAN W

SCHULZ MURRAY J

SELIGMAN LEONARD D

SHARKIS FRANK A

SHATTUCK HERBERT F

SHIELDS EDWARD K

SHORTALL JOHN R

SILVIA JOHN A

SIMMONS EVERETT H. JR.

SMITH HAROLD E

SMITH LESLIE N

SMITH PHILIP M

STEDMAN GEORGE W. JR.

STURGIS ROBERT D

SULLIVAN WILLIAM E

SWANSON JOHN E. JR.

SWEENEY JOHN J

SYLVIA EUGENE

TARVAINIS EDWARD F

TAVRES BENJAMIN T

THERRIEN T EDGAR 

TOMASELLI JOSEPH J

TROPEA JOSEPH A. JR.

TSATSOPOULOS JOHN

TUCKER SAMUEL L

TUKIS WATSLOW

TURNER RICHARD L

UNDERHILL JOHN B

VAREIKA WOODROW J

VENSLAUSKAS JONAS 

WALDRON LEO F

WALKER CHARLES S

WALKER ERNEST W. JR.

WALKER FRANCIS E

WALKOVICH CHARLES E

WARD FRED E

WEATHERILL WALTER H

WEICHEL RICHARD W

WESTERLUND IVAR A. JR.

WHALEN JOHN M

WICKETT RAY F. JR. 

WOODWORTH HARRY G

YARMALOVICH ANTHONY

YUSKAITIS FRANCIS P

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IN MEMORIAM

No. BRIDGEWATER VOLUNTEERS WHO DIED 

IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY

1861. – 1865.

ALLEN GEORGE E.                            KILLED

ALLEN LYMAN                                       “

AMES HENRY C.                                  DIED

BEAL JOSEPH                                         “

BLOOD HERBERT C.                              “

BRANNAGAN CHRISTOPHER                “

BURNS JOHN W.                                     “

CANARY JOHN                                       “

CHILDS GEORGE W.                         KILLED

COBB JOHN B.                                     DIED

CONNELL MICHAEL                         KILLED

DHALBERG F. MALCOMB                  DIED

DEAN SAMUEL D.                             KILLED

DRAKE ALBERT G.                                “

DRAKE FRANK E.                               DIED

DROHAN EDWARD F.                            “

DUNBAR ALLEN B.                                “

DUNBAR DANIEL H.                              “

EATON SIDNEY P.                                 “

IN MEMORY OF THE BROCKTON FIREMEN

Who Lost Their Lives in The Strand Theatre

March 10, 1941

CAPT. JOHN F. CARROLL

1883 – 1941

WILLIAM J. MURPHY

1911 – 1941

DANIEL C. O’BRIEN

1895 – 1941

GEORGE A. COLLIN

1879 – 1941

HENRY E. SULLIVAN

1895 – 1941

J. MALCOLM MACNEIL

1896 – 1941

FREDERICK F. KELLEY

1892 – 1941

DENIS P. MURPHY

1891 – 1941

LT. RAYMOND A. MITCHELL

1893 – 1941

 MATTHEW E. MCGEARY

1891 – 1941

ROY A. MCKERAGHAN

1898 – 1941

MARTIN E. LIPPER

1894 – 1941

1895 BARTHOLOMEW HERLIHY 1941

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IN MEMORIAM

No. BRIDGEWATER VOLUNTEERS WHO DIED

IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY

1861. – 1865

QUINLEY RICHARD H.                     KILLED

REYNOLDS CHARLES W.                      “

ROBINSON FERDINAND                        “

ROTH JACOB                                          “

SANFORD FRANCIS A.                           “

SANFORD JOHN D.                             DIED

SHANLEY JOHN                                     “

SHAW CHARLES B.                                “

SHERMAN HENRY C. R.                   KILLED

SMITH JAMES                                     DIED

SMITH SUMNER A.                                “

STETSON JAMES M.                              “

STODDARD JOHN S.                        KILLED

STREMMETT CHARLES                    DIED

SWANSTROM CHARLES F.                   “

TANNATT JAMES S.                              “

THOMPSON GEORGE H.                       “

WARD FRANKLIN                                 “

WILLIAMS JOHN                                   “

WILLIS DANIEL W.                          KILLED

WILLIS GEORGE H.                           DIED

WILSON EILLIAM                            KILLED

IN MEMORY OF

The Brockton Soldiers who Died in or on Account of 

Service to Their Country in the Philippine Islands.

A.D. 1899-1901. Lieutenant John Kennedy U.S.A.

Born Feb. 13, 1866. Accidentally killed Nov. 24, 1900.

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IN MEMORIAM

No. BRIDGEWATER VOLUNTEERS WHO DIED 

IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY

1861. – 1865.

HURLEY JOSEPH                                DIED

KEITH THADDEUS                           KILLED

KIMBALL SAMUEL                                “

LYON ELLIS V.                                   DIED

MARONI FRANCIS N.                       KILLED

MCGRANE EDWARD                             “

MCGUIRE JOHN                                     “

MILLS JOHN R.                                      “

NASH GEORGE M.                              DIED

OLSON ANDREW P.                              “

PACKARD AUSTIN                                “

PACKARD HOSEA S.                        KILLED

PACKARD MARCUS E.                       DIED

PACKARD RICHARD                        KILLED

PACKARD SAMUEL F.                        DIED

PERKINS GEORGE A.                       KILLED

PHILLIPS ALBERT W.                        DIED

POPE GEORGE W.                                 “

SAMPSON JAMES B.                             “

SCANNELL JOHN                                  “

IN MEMORY

of the Brockton Soldiers,

who died in or on account of service in the

SPANISH–AMERICAN WAR.

A. D. 1898.

JOSEPH FRANCIS WALSH                                                      JOHN J. MACQUIRE

lost in the MAINE Feb.15,1898.                                                  7^th U. S. Inf.

                                                                                                   Killed July 1, 1898,

                                                                                                   at El Caney, Cuba.

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IN MEMORIAM

No. BRIDGEWATER VOLUNTEERS WHO DIED

IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY

1861. – 1865.

EDSON GALEN                                   DIED

EDSON HENRY                                      “

FENN HENRY                                    KILLED

FLANIGAN WILLIAM                             “

FORD WILLIAM H.                             DIED

FROST ANDREW J.                                “

GARDNER BENJAMIN N.                       “

GRADY MATHEW                             KILLED

GUSTAFSON CHARLES A.                     “

HAMILTON JOHN S.                           DIED

HICHBORN ALEXANDER                 KILLED

HIGGINS DENNIS                                  “

HOGAN THOMAS                                  “

HOLDEN EDWARD E.                        DIED

HOLMES GEORGE E.                            “

HORAN MICHAEL                                 “

HOWARD LINUS P.                          KILLED

HUNT HARRISON A.                          DIED

HURD HIRAM A.                               KILLED

IN MEMORY

of the Revolutionary Soldiers

of the Old North Parish

OF BRIDGEWATER.

1775. – 1783.

Placed by Deborah Sampson Chapter,

D. A. R. 

Peter Babich

Peter Babich, 70, was found dead in his room at 105 Main street early Monday evening by police and firemen who were called to the scene by neighbors who had not seen the elderly man in several days and found the door locked. Firemen were called in by Officer Tautkus to force the door and the body of Babich was found.
Death was due to natural causes and evidently occurred on Friday, according to Medical Examiner Peirce H. Leavitt, who viewed the body. Funeral arrangements will be announced from the funeral home at 741 North Main street.

Edward J. Sullivan

NORTH ABINGTON, April 11. - Edward J. Sullivan, 42, a former resident, died suddenly Monday in West Newton. He resided at 51 Wedgewood road and was the husband of Annie (Tretter) Sullivan. He was a graduate of Abington High school.

In addition to his wife, survivors include: Two children, John and Kathleen; his parents, Joseph and Pauline Sullivan, this town; two brothers, Peter of Brockton, Joseph of Whitman; one sister, Pauline, this town.

The funeral will take place Wednesday from his home, followed by a high mass of requiem at St. Bernadette's church, West Newton. 

Brockton Daily Enteprise

Vincent J. FitzSimon

Vincent J. FitzSimon, former Brockton druggist, died to-day at his home on Parkis avenue, Providence, R. I., after an illness of more than a year. He was professor of pharmacy at the Rhode Island College of Pharmacy. For 20 years until 1919 he was proprietor of a drugstore at North Main and Howard streets. He left this city to teach at Creighton University in Omaha, going from there to the professorship in Rhode Island.
Mr. FitzSimon leaves his wife, Nan FitzSimon, also a nephew, John A. FitzSimon, 300 Hillberg avenue. While in Brockton he was a member of the Elks' Club. Funeral arrangements are being completed. Burial will be in Providence.

Brockton Daily Enteprise

DIED

NUOVO - Of Brockton, Nov. 19, Francesco, husband of Esther (Bruno) and father of Joseph Nuovo and Lucille Hopkins, both of Brockton, Michael Nuovo of East Bridgewater; brother of the late Vito Nuovo; also survived by three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Funeral from the Joseph J. Pica & Son Funeral Home, 419 Main St., Brockton, Tuesday at 8 a.m. followed by a funeral Mass in St. Colman's Church at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to visit the funeral home Monday 2-4 and 7-9.

PITTS - Of Sherborn, formerly of Stoughton, Nov. 17, after a long illness, Willis N. Ph.D., 81 years, beloved husband of Frances H. (Haddock); brother of Raymond J. Pitts, Ph.D., of Sacramento, Calif., and Nathan A. Pitts, Ph.D. of Baltimore, Md., and the late Robert B. Pitts; also survived by many nieces and nephews. 

Memorial services will be held in the Pilgrim Church, North Main St. (Rte. 27), Sherborn, Mass., on Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 1 p.m. In lieu of flowers memorial donations to the church memorial fund would be appreciated. Visiting hours are omitted by request. Arrangements by the Sheehan Funeral Home, Stoughton.  

SOCORRO - Of Dorchester, Nov. 19, Guilhermina (Dantas), age 82, wife of the late Alberto; sister of Albert Dantas of Braintree; aunt of Maria Rosa of Stoughton; also survived by several grandnieces and grandnephews.

Funeral from the Farley Funeral Gome, 358 Park St. (Rte. 27), Stoughton, on Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. followed by a funeral Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a.m. Visiting hours Mondays 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.


STONKUS - Of Abington, Nov. 20, Isabelle C. "Pat" (Murphy), beloved wife of Albert P. Stonkus and mother of Paul of Ohio, Bruce of Abington, Brian of Blackstone, Mass.

Funeral from the Robert w. Quealy & Son Funeral Home, 116 Adams St., Abington, Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 9:15 a.m. followed by a funeral Mass in St. Bridget's Church, Abington, at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.


SZEMATOWICZ - Sophie R. (Mackiewicz) of Rockland, Nov. 19, wife of the late Stanley J. Szematowicz; sister of Walter Mackiewicz of Whitman, Mary Frankio of Rockland, and Helen Chiros of Whitman.

Funeral Mass in the Holy Ghost Church, Whitman, Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 9 a.m. Visiting hours in the Carroll E. Bump Funeral Home, 670 Washington St., Whitman, Tuesday 7-9. Interment, St. James Cemetery, Whitman.


WALSH - Of Brockton Nov. 19, Ruth Marion (Derome), widow of John F. Walsh; mother of Timothy J. of Marshfield, Kevin B., Mrs. Walter (Deborah) Snowden and Denise A. Derome, all of Brockton; grandmother of Nicole Derome, Amanda Rose Walsh, Annaliese S. Walsh, Patrick K. Walsh, John J. Walsh, Thomas W. Snowden and Sarah A. Snowden, all of Brockton; sister of Evelyn Derome of Holbrook, several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Funeral services from the Hickey-Grenier Funeral Home, 238 Court St., Wednesday morning at 8 a.m. followed by a Mass of Christian burial in Sacred Heart Church at 9 a.m. Burial will follow in New Calvary Cemetery, Boston. Visiting hours in the funeral home Tuesday  from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Monday, November 21, 1988, The Enterprise - Page Fifteen

Isador Buyvid

Isador Buyvid, 78, of 128 Arthur street, collapsed and died while working about the yard of his home Friday afternoon. Members of his family found his lifeless form and notified Patrolman Stanley Milutis, a next door neighbor, who was home for lunch. He called police and Patrolmen Lonergan and Cody responded but found that man had been dead for some time. Medical Examiner Peirce H. Leavitt ruled death due to a heart attach. Last rites were given by a priest from St. Casimir's church.
Mr. Buyvid came to America and settled in Brockton over 50 years ago. He was a native of Lithuania. A shoeworker by trade, he had worked for the Field & Flint Shoe Co. for more than 40 years prior to his retirement six years ago. He was a member of the Lithuanian Citizens Club and the S. V. Roko Benefit Society.
Besides his widow, Magdalena (Maciauskiute), he leaves three sons, Zeno and Paul in Brockton, and Albert, stationed with the U. S. Navy in Cuba; four grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Beatrice Maneikis of Brockton.
Funeral services will be held at 1 P. M. Monday from the funeral home, 30 Emerson avenue, followed by interment in Melrose cemetery.