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Following is a list of those who came to the funeral or came to the house as I remember 51 1 Aunt Lizzy Fairfield 38 Robert Callahan 2 Billi Lane 39 Mrs R Callahan 3 Charlie Lane 40 Ruth Callaghan 4 Mrs Mary Britton 41 Dennis Cooney 5 Emma B. 42 Patrick Duane 6 Annie Britton 7 Susie 43 Charles J Reordan 8 Jos. St Onge 44 Sgt. Blake 9 E F Oakly 45 Philip Murphy 10 Misses Oakly 46 Thos Ronan. 11 Mary Annie 12 Kate & Helen 47 Mr Nolan 13 Mrs E F Oakly 48 Miss ONeil 14 Mr Cavanagh 49 Miss Ahern 15 Mrs Cavanagh 50 Dr John Boucher 16 Mr Mahan 51 Mrs Boucher 17 Miss B Mahan 52 Mrs Redigan 18 Miss [[dot]] Mahan 53 Mrs Ed Farrell 19 Dr E F O-Flaherty 54 Mr Al Muller 20 Miss A O F 55 Mrs Muller 21 Daniel Murphy 56 Jn E Caldwell 23 Mrs Murphy 57 Mrs Cowley 23 Mattie Murphy 58 Mrs See 24 Charlie Dillon 59 Mollie OFlaherty 25 James Buckley 60 Phil Kennedy 26 Lucy Buckley 61 Mrs Kennedy 27 Mary Fox 62 Ginger Johnson 63 Anne Foster Johnson 28 Dr Morris 64 Mrs Richard Boucher 29 Mrs Morris 65 Doug Wilson: 30 Mrs M B Maloy 66 Mrs E F Oakly 31 Mrs R C Welch 67 Mrs J F Duffy 32 Dr McCullogh 68 Miss Sophie Duffy 33 Mrs McCullogh 69 Mrs Regina Schmidt 34 Mrs N Rosenthal 70 Miss Teresa Moran 35 Mrs " " 71 Miss 36 Miss Helen R [[end page]] [[start page]] 29 [[sketch of a young woman facing right holding an umbrella]] Wednesday 26th June John and nan still in town. Gertie plans to take Ern & Nan down to New Haven in her car. Lily stays over and John plans to go visit the Brittons in Willimantic. Thursday 27th June begin woodcut of portrait of President Wilson. Furyk stops in to Joe's and looks well. Says he like my little nudes cut in wood. "I don't know what they mean but they have beautiful movement." Friday 28 June wood cut of portrait of W. Wilson Harold Green calls while I'm out Ern says he's applying for the Cathedral Organ. Saturday 29 June Woodcut large block very difficult to prove. Joe gets some ink from [[?]] at the "Globe" office. Furyk comes in & likes idea of an exhibition in his place. I agreeable to it. Furyk likes my own portrait standing with brush & blue shirt & white trousers. Says "Don't paint it over. Very valuable, keep it."