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E17 '87 Obituaries THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1996 Edward Payson Chase, a lawyer and former Concord official; at 88 escapee arrested! in Patricia C. Sheehan, 51 Boston jewelry sales executive A celebration of the life of Patricia C. Sheehan of Boston, a jewelry sales executive, will be held today in Boston. Ms. Sheehan, the sales director of Harry H.

Solomon in Boston, died of cancer Sunday in Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. She was 51. A Boston native, she graduated from St. Joseph High School in Somerville. She worked for a law firm for several years before becoming a saleswoman for K.

A. Murphy Jewelers in Boston. After working for Murphy Jewelers for 15 years, she became associated with Harry H. Solomon Co. 15 years ago.

The former president of the New England Women's Jewelers Association, she attended diamond and jewelry shows throughout the country. She leaves her brother, Robert J. of Needham; and two sisters, Esther M. Manley of Abington and Mary L. D'Eon of Wilmington.

The celebration of her life will be held at 11 a.m. in the J. S. Waterman Sons-Eastman-Waring Funeral Home in Kenmore Square. Burial will be in Cambridge Cemetery.

-v, 'A i-i ii In 1971, he married Audrey (Williams) Hildreth, with whom he traveled extensively. In 1981, in the 50th reunion report of his class at Harvard, he wrote, "I am thankful to have lived most of my life at a time when we didn't have to lock our doors or windows: we could read, talk or work in the evening without the distractions of radio and TV; most people did an honest day's work without two or more coffee breaks; boys looked like boys and girls like girls; and taxes took away only a small part of our income." In his report, he included a copy of "A Prayer for the Middle-aged," which he kept on his desk for more than 40 years, and whose author, he claimed, was unknown. It begins: "Lord, Thou knowest better than I know myself that I am growing older and will some day be old. Keep me from the fatal habit of thinking I must say something on every subject and on every occasion. Release me from craving to straighten out everybody's affairs.

Make me thoughtful but not moody; helpful but not bossy. With my vast store of wisdom, it seems a pity not to use it all, but Thou knowest, Lord, that I want a few friends at the end." Besides his wife, he leaves a daughter, Elizabeth C. Hurlbut of Indianapolis; two sons, Edward N. Chase of Worcester and Samuel P. Chase of Chelmsford; and four grandchildren.

A funeral service was held Saturday in Trinity Episcopal Church in Concord. Burial was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Concord. 1968 RLE PHOTO Coretta Scott King and her daughter Bernice are shown attending the funeral in Atlanta of her husband, Dr. Martin Luther King in this Pulitzer Prize-winning photo taken by Moneta J. Sleet Jr.

Moneta J. Sleet 70; won Pulitzer with King funeral photo Mary Louise Dow, 58 Taught in Boston and Needham A memorial service will be held on Friday for Mary Louise (Field) Dow, a former elementary school teacher in the Boston and Needham public schools, who died of cancer last Wednesday in her home in Se-dona, Ariz. She was 58. A former resident of Brookline, Mrs. Dow was born in Boston and graduated from the College of New Rochelle in New York.

She taught in the Boston and Needham elementary schools until the mid-1970s. She was the former president of the Harvard Club of Boston's ladies lecture series, co-president of Interface and director of religious education at Our Lady of Cedars of Lebanon Church in Jamai ca Plain. She leaves two daughters, Rachel M. Dow of Norwood and Sarah Dow of Brookline; two brothers, Harold. J.

Field of Dallas, and John J. Field of Redmond, and two sisters, Patricia M. Field and Virgin ia E. King, both of Portland, Ore. The memorial service will be held at 7 pm.

Friday in Our Lady of the Cedars of Lebanon Church in Jamaica Plain. ASSOCIATED PRESS ST. PAUL A tip from a St Paul resident who recognized an escaped Massachusetts bank robber from an episode of "Unsolved Mysteries" led to the arrest yesterday of Richard Alan Cepulonis and his.wjfe. Cepulonis was on the "M4st Wanted" list of Massachusetts Stite Police and the Massachusetts Department of Correction. The Minnesota Fugitive Task Force and fet Paul police arrested Cepulonis about noon as he was leaving his honiej police said.

The 48-year-old Worcester? native, who used several Escaped in 1987 from the minimum-security Massachusetts Correctional Institution at Shirley. i i He was serving a 58- to 82-year sentence for armed robbery, 'bank robbery, possession of a machine gun, armed assault with intent jto murder and assault and battery. It was his second prison While on the run the first time, Cepulonis and two others robbed the Suburban National Bank in Wobum, of $17,000 on Aug. 9, 1973. He was arrested several weeks later iri a New York City hotel.

At the time of his arrest, Cepulonis' room was filled with several fully loaded automatic weapons, hand grenades, and bulletproof vests. Yesterday, police also arrested Cepulonis' wife, Karen Diane with whom he became pen-pals while he was in prison. The two'mar-ried in a prison ceremony at MCI-Walpole in January 1985. The next year, Cepulonis; was transferred to the prison in Shu-ley. But in 1987, prison officials barred Walters from visiting him.

1 On Sept. 20, 1987, Cepulonis escaped one day after Walters left her mother's New Jersey home to visit Cepulonis. Walters, who haS no criminal record, then resigned from her teaching job and emptied her bank accounts of about $19,000. Walters was wanted for aiding her husband's escape. Last night, Anthony Carnevale, spokesman for the' Massachusetts corrections department, said a convict with Cepulonis' history would not be placed in a minimum-security facility under current standards.1 Cepulonis and Walters were being held last night at the Ramsey County jail pending rendition to Massachusetts.

terrified," Sweeney said. Under Boston School Department regulations, children may be let off of a school bus regardless of whether their parents are present to pick them up. But Sweeney said her son was told by the bus driver to get off at the wrong stop. Sweeney said she found Stephen one hour later, after the mother of a schoolmate discovered him at the bus stop with her son and read a nametag on his backpack. Officials at National School Bus Service Inc.

said they are investigating the incident School officials said the bus driver will be disciplined- if Sweeney's allegations prove true, KAREN AVEN0S0 issue in slay casp By Tom Long GLOBE STAFF Edward Payson Chase, a retired attorney and corporate secretary of United Shoe Machinery died bept. Zi in Emerson Hospital in Concord. He was 88. Mr. Chase was born in Concord.

He graduated from Harvard College and Northeastern University Law "School and earned a master's degree at Harvard Business School. A Navy veteran during World II, he was a member of the law department at United Shoe Machin- i 07 eijr wu. 111 jjubwjii lur 01 ycaio uiiui his retirement in 1971. He was the corporate secretary for 20 years. He was a Concord selectman for i six years and a member of the town's board of appeals for more than 20 years.

He was a corporator of Hospital and Middlesex Savings f.Bank. His first wife, Hope (Dudgeon), died of cancer in 1969. DEATHS PERNA-of Quincy formerly of Maiden Sept. 30, Anna M. (DiGiandomenico) Perna.

Be-, loved wife of Bernard J. Perna. Lovina moth er of Bernice P. Ruane of Quincy, Ricnard M. Perna of Randolph.

Dear mother in-law of Michael J. Ruane and Diane M. Perna. De- voted sister of Ralph Giandomenico of Mal-, den, Anthony Domenico of Maiden. Albert DiGiandomenico of York Beach, ME, Irene Verrsngta of Medford, Josephine Sicarello of Maiden, Gina Taddeo of Medford, the late Louise Proto and Mary Gobbeo.

Dear grand- mother of Kimberly Aiello of Holbrook and Nicholas Perna of Randolph. Also survived by her great granddaughter Madasyn Aiello and many nieces and nephews. Reposing at the Cartwright Funeral Home, 419 No. Main (Rte 28) RANDOLPH until 10 AM Friday. Followed by a Funeral Mass at 1 1 AM in St.

Mary's Church, 95 Crescent West Quirv cy. Relatives and friends are respectfully in-; vited to attend. Visiting hours Wednesday 7- 9 PM and Thursday 2-3 and 7-9 PM. Burial in Pine Hill Cemetery, West Quincy. PERRAULT-Of BiMerica, formerly of Cam- Driage, oepi.

ou, naymona kj. r-errauii. nus- Udiiu ui vail iwr pw rw- rault. Father of Charles L. Perrault and Marianne Najjar both of Billert- ca, and Lawrence B.

of SC. Broth- ar n4 Oa.j I Darrai CI Rita Somerville and Rose Kovich both ot Mansfield. Also survived by 5 grandchildren. Funeral Friday from the Sweeney Memorial Funeral Home, 66 Concord BILLERICA at 6:00 a.m. Funeral Mass at St.

Mary's unurcn ai a.m. nwiauvtss anu imwfius re-' spectfully Invited. Visiting hours Thursday from 5-3 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Middlesex East VNA, 12 Beacon Stoneham, MA 02180. Interment In Fox Hill Cemetery, Billerica.

Late Veteran of WWII. 1 PETRUCCI-Of Hyde Park and Readville, Ir, September 30th. Dorothy C. (Monaco), age 7, 69. Betoved wife of the fate Emelio.

Mother of David S. of South Attleboro, Ronald F. of Dedham, Dennis Paul R. and Steven all of Readville. Sister of Gloria Connell of Canton and the late Frank Monaco and Shir-- ley Smith.

Also survived by 4 grandchildren' Kristin, Ronald, Michael and Robby and sev-eral nieces and nephews. Funeral from the tf Carroll-Thomas Funeral Home, 22 Oak HYDE PARK, Friday morning at 8 am. Funer-al Mass in Most Precious Blood Church at 9am. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday evening 7-9 pm and Thursday 2-4 ana 7-9 pm.

Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery, Roslindale. POWER-tn Lynn, Sept 30, formerly of Re-vers, Ray H. Power. Husband of the late Carrie Maude (Crooks) Power.

Father of Donald Power Barbara Keeler, both of Peabody, Lee Power of Dracut, Constance Kenney of West Buxton, ME. Also survived by 1 4 grandchildren 16 great grandchil-, dren. Funeral Service will be held on Thurs-day at 11 AM at the Conway Funeral Home, 12 Chestnut St. PEABODY. Burial in Puritan Lawn Memorial Park, Peabody.

Relatives friends kindly invited. Retired employee Hale Hale Fisheries, Boston. Boston, September 30, Marjorie F. Wife of the late William Pyne. Dear mother of 1 Marjorie Little of Dorchester and Nancy Ryan of Colorado Springs CO.

Sister of V- Louise King of Whispering Pines, NC. She is survived by 5 grandchildren, 5 great grand-v children, other relatives and friends. Funeral Services will be private. Arrangements Davis Funeral Home, ROXBURY QUINN-Of Braintree, Sept. 29, Dr.

Ruth S. (Shea). Beloved wife of Harold J. Quinn D. Loving mother of Robert Quinn of Wes-t ton, Barbara Quinn of Quincy, and Richard Quinn of Oakland, CA.

Dear grandmother of Sean, Melanie, and Ann Quinn of Weston. Devoted sister of Marietta McCormick of A Westfield, and Anne Neilson of Milwaukee. Wl. Reposing at the Cartwright Funeral Home. 419 No.

Main St. (Rte. 28), RAN-DOLPH, until 8:15 a.m. on Thursday. Followed by a Funeral Mass at 9 a.m.

in St. Thomas More Church, Braintree. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Visiting hours Wed. 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

Burial it in the Mass. National Cemetery in Bourne. RAYMOND-Of Roslindale October 1st, Wilfred. Complete notice to follow. Arrange- ments by Carroll-Thomas Funeral Home, HYDE PARK.

ROSS-Entered Into rest Monday, September 30, Rita (Cohen) of Brighton. Loving mother of the late Dottie Spector and loving mother-in-law of George Spector of Peabody. Cherished grandmother of llene Timmons and her husband Bill of Maiden, and David Spec-, tor ot Peabody. Great grandmother of Ra-chel, Michael, Eric, Andrea and Matthew. Dear sister of Melvin Cohen of Norwood and the late Herbert Cohen.

Graveside services at the Pride of Brockton Cemetery, South Street. Stoughton on Thursday, October 3 at 1:00 PM. The family will be at the home of Melvin Cohen through Friday afternoon. In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to the American Heart Association, 20 Speen Street, Framingham, 01701-4680. Arrangements by Stanetsky Memorial )' Chapels.

BROOKLINE. RUST-Of Watertown, Sept. 30, Gufda May (Ryan). Beloved wife of the late Richard L. Rust.

Dear sister of Gladys Jenkins of and the late Tina Fraser, Theresa Wheeler, Hazel Carson, Ann MacDonald, Mamie, Ada, James, Danford, Baxter, Herbert and Charles Ryan. Also survived by nieces, i nephews, grand nieces and nephews. neral services in the Chapel of St. John Unit-': ed Methodist Church, 80 Mount Auburn Watertown, on Thurs. at 11 AM.

Interment Mount Auburn Cemetery. Calling hours at the Donald J. MacDonald Son Funeral Home, 270 Main WATERTOWN on '4 Wed. 8-9 PM. Relatives and friends are ktnd-r ly invited.

Member McLean Hospital Nurses' Alumni Asscc, Jolly Elders and Ecumenical Life Center. RUTKOWSKA-Of Dorchester, Oct. 1. 1996. Anna (Zaniewski).

Beloved Wife of the late Joseph. Devoted Mother of Czeslaw Witold Rutkowski both of Poland, Halina Ma-teja Victoria Siders both of Dorchester. Dear Sister of Janina Czemiel of Poland. Loving Grandmother of Jola Poznanska. Beata Zaniewski, Margaret Callanan, Marty Wasilewski, Dorothy Gentek.

Also lovingly survived by 4 Great Grandchildren. Family friends are invited to attend. Visiting hours at the Joseph W. Casper Sons Funeral HomeL 187 Dorchester St, SOUTH BOS-v TON, Thursday 2-4 7-9 PM followed by a Funeral Mass in Our Lady of Czestochowa Church, South Boston, Friday, October 4, at 9 00 AM. Burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Dorchester.

SACHETTA-Of Everett on September 29, Frank A. Beloved husband of the late Car- mela (Raso). Father of Marianne Ciovacco of Newburyport and Michael of Everett. Late brother of Charles, James. Gus, Salvatore, Mane Mulry, Anna Raso all of Everett and the late Catherine Sforza, Domemc, Gas par and Angela Monsini.

Also survived by two grandchildren: Gina and Joseph. Funeral from the Salvatore Rocco Sons Funeral Home, 331 Mam EVERETT. Thursday Oct. 3 at 9 am. Funeral Mass in the Immaculate Conception Church, Everett, at 10 am.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited. Visit-, 1 ing hours Tuesday 7-9 Wednesday 2-4 7-9. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett. SALVUCCI-Of Brighton, Oct. 1, Cesldio.

Beloved husband of the late Carolina (De-cina) Father of Pompeo Salvucct of Brighton, Nino Saivucci of Italy, and Cesidia Visco of Brighton, Also survived by 11 grandchil-" dren 19 great grandchildren. Brother of Loreto of Rome, Italy, Donato of Toronto, Canada. Costanza PiseHi of San Donato, ita-" ly, Domenico of San Donato, Italy, the late Sante Gerardo Saivucci. Funeral from the DeVito Funeral Home, 761 Mt. Auburn WATERTOWN, Saturday morning at 8 30.

Service at 10 a m. in the Boston Christian Assembly Church, 242 Cambridge St, Boston. Visiting Thursday 7-9 andTriday 2-4 and 7-9, Entombment Mt. Auburn Cemetery, (n lieu of flowers donations to the above ynamed Church woulchbe appreciated. 1 Mother says boy, 4, was told to get off bus at wrong stop phy department in 1948.

After a brief stint as a sports-writer for the Amsterdam News, Mr. Sleet joined the staff of Our World, a popular black photo magazine. When Our World went out of business, he joined Johnson's Publishing Cos Ebony Magazine, where he worked as staff photographer until his death. In addition to his Pulitzer Prize in feature photography and a Citation for Excellence from the Overseas Press Club of America, Mr. Sleet received awards from the National Urban League and the National Association of Black Journalists.

His work has been exhibited at museums, including the Studio Museum in Harlem and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan. Walter A. Maraghy, 83 Retired Boston district fire chief Walter A. Maraghy of Stoughton, a retired district chief in the Boston Fire Department, died yesterday of complications following heaxt surgery in Good Samaritan Medical Center in Brockton. He was 83.

Mr. Maraghy was born in Boston. He became a Boston firefighter in 1940 and was a chief of District 9 in Jamaica Plain and Roxbury from 1962 until his retirement in 1978. He earned an associate's degree at Massachusetts Bay Comumunity College in 1976 and a bachelor's degree at Boston State College in 1982. He was a member of the fire science curriculum committee of the Board of Regional Community Colleges and an instructor at Massasoit and Massachusetts Bay community colleges.

He leaves his wife, Naomi C. (Kennedy); a son, Gerald M. of York, Maine; and two grandsons. A funeral Mass will be said at 10 a.m. Friday in Immaculate Conception Church in Stoughton.

Burial will be in Blue Hill Cemetery in Braintree. Barbara Hulst Gregory Artist and art teacher, at 81 Barbara Hulst Gregory, an artist and art teacher, died Monday in her home in Wayland. She was 81. Mrs. Gregory was born in Bel-chertown and studied painting with Karl Zerbe at the Museum School in Boston.

She taught painting in her home in Wayland for many years. In 1994, the Middlesex School Gallery held a retrospective of her work. She enjoyed canoeing, birding and gardening and recently organized a concert to benefit the Metco busing program. She leaves two sons, Brooke of La Serena, Chile, and Nicholas of Philadelphia; three daughters, Clare Kastner of Newton, Sarah Smith of Salem and Hannah Pemberton of Acton; and a sister, Nancy Martin of Woodstock, Vt. A memorial service will be held at 4 p.m.

Sunday in First Parish Church in Vayland. ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK Moneta J. Sleet who became the first black American to win a Pulitzer Prize, with a photograph he took of the wife of Martin Luther King Jr. at the civil rights leader's funeral, died Monday of cancer. He was 70.

The image, showing Mrs. King in a black dress and veil comforting her daughter Bernice as they sat in a church pew in 1968, was distributed by The Associated Press and widely used throughout the country. Mr. Sleet's most significant contribution to photojournalism was his extensive documentation of the marches, meetings and rallies of the Civil Rights movement. Mr.

Sleet had first met Martin Luther King Jr. as he was emerging as a civil rights leader. He covered King receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in Sweden in 1964 and marching in Alabama from Selma to Montgomery in 1965. Mr. Sleet's career began when his parents gave him a box camera as a boy and continued through high school.

Mr. Sleet helped establish Maryland State College's first photogra- DEATHS TIEDEMANN-Died September 30, 1996 In Amherst, NH, Charles R. Tiedemann, 84 resident of 6 Miles Road, Amherst, NH, formerly of Lexington, MA. Husband of Lillian H. (Michaelson) Tiedemann of Amherst, NH.

Father of the late Linda C. Tiedemann. Survived by son and daughter-in-law Charles R. Joanne Tiedemann Jr. of Amherst, NH.

3 Grandsons, Capt. (US Army) David O. Re- ina Tiedemann of Germany, Michael R. Tie-emann of Amherst, NH. Scott E.

Tiedemann Christine Welch of Wilton, NH. Visiting hours will be held Thursday from 2-4 6-B PM in the Smith Heald Funeral Home, 63 Elm Street, MILFORD. NH. A Graveside service will be held Friday at 1 1 :00 AM in Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA.

In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory may be made to VNA-Hospice, Optima Health Visiting Nurses, 1850 Elm Street, Manchester, NH 03104. Smith Heald Funeral Home, Milford, NH, is in charge of arrangements. TIMMINS-Of Needham, formerly of West Roxbury, Sept. 30. Kathleen A.

(Sullivan). Beloved wife of William H. Timmins. Loving mother of Jean A. Vozzella of Medfield, Kathleen T.

James of Norwood, Maureen A. Obey of Westwood, Mary Lou Linnane of Greensboro, N.C., William H. Timmins of Braintree, Carol C. Wright of Needham. Sister of Mary I.

Carrigan of Needham and John J. Sullivan of Onset. Also survived by 10 grandchildren. Funeral from the George F. Doherty Sons Funeral Home, 1305 Hiohland Ave.

(Exit 19B off Rt 128) NEEDHAM, Thursday at 9:15. Funeral Mass in St. Bartholomew Church, Needham at 10 a.m. Relatives friends kindly invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Interment Holyhood Cemetery Brookline, Expressions of sympathy may be made in Kathleen's memory to the Lukemia Society of America, 180 Rustcraft Rd. Dedham, MA. 02026. Parking area adjacent to funeral home. TOLMAN-Of Stoneham, Sept.

30. Melvin F. 'Mel' Husband of Dolores F. Dee' (In gram). Father of Kim Sims of Readina.

Ross Tolman of Bedford. Eric Tolman of Dawn Marie Tolman of Stoneham. Brother of Warren Tolman of Readina. Also survived by 4 grandchildren. Funeral Service will be held in St.

James United Methodist Church, Central Stoneham, Thursday at 11 a.m. Relatives friends invited. Visiting hours at the Anderson-Bryant Funeral Home, 4 Common STONEHAM, Wed. 2-4 7-9. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be sent Melrose-Wakefield Cancer Care Ctr.

co Melrose Wakefield Hospital, 585 Lebanon Melrose, MA. 02176 VENTO-Of W. Wareham, Oct. 1, 1996. josepn uames venio.

nusoana or joan Ma ne (rveaxingj venio. rainer or jimmy, Cathy and Joe Vento and I Judy Wilson alt of Weymouth. I Step-father of David Dern of Bir-mlnaham. AL. Pattv Bishoo of Or ange, CA and Jo-Ann Dern of Wareham.

Brother of Anna Deane of Alexandria. VA Anthony Vento of Sandwich. Also survived by 12 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. Funeral will be from the Stott, Chapman, Cole Gleason Funeral Home. 2599 Cranberry Highway, (Rt 28) WAREHAM on Friday, Oct.

4th at 8 AM. Followed by a Funeral Mass at St. Patrick's Church, Wareham at 9 AM. Relatives friends invited. Interment will be at the VA National Cemetery, Bourne.

Visiting hours will be Thursday 2-4 7-9 PM. Donations in his memory may be made to the American Kidney Foundation, 6110 Executive Blvd. Ste 1010, Rockville, MD 20852 WARD-Catnlean (Dearan), 92, of Province Lake. ME died September 30, 1996. She was born in Cambridge, MA later moving to Brookline, MA.

Retired Director and Hospital Administrator of the Roslindale General Hospital, Roslindale, MA. Widow of the late Harold P. Ward; mothermother-ln-law of Harold P. and Donna Ward, Parsonsfield, ME. Calling hours, October 2nd, 7-9 p.m.

Lord Funeral Home. 50 Moultonville Road, CENTER OSSIPEE, N.H. Funeral Service. October 3rd, 10:00 a.m.. South Effingham Community Church, South Effingham, N.H.

Burial In South Effingham, Cemetery. Donations may be made to the South Effingham Community Church, co Earl Taylor, South Effingham, N.H. 03(W2. DEATHS SARGENT-Of Merrlmac, formerly of Haverhill, Sept. 29, Hattie F.

(Williams) Sargent Widow of Walter A. Sargent, Sr. Mother of Marjorie G. Wilkins and Joanne F. Pienta.

Sister of Ralph F. Williams. Survived by five grandchildren; two great grand-daughters. Funeral Service Thursday, Oct. 3, at 1 1 AM in the C.

Frank Linnehan Son Funeral Home, 129 Kenoza (Exit 52 from Rte. 495 on Rte. 110 West), HAVERHILL. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM.

SCHIFANO-of Medford. suddenly. Oct. 1. Antonetta (Principato).

Beloved wife of Charles Schifano. Loving mother of Marie Casaccio and her husband Edward V. of Lynnfieid, Lorraine A. Fopiano and her husband Charles of Wakefield Charles Schifano Jr. his wife Cathy of Saugus.

Loving grandmother of Lisa Casaccio, Edward Casaccio, Eric Casaccio all of Lynnfieid, Joy Schifano Jill Schifano both of Saugus. Also survived by many nieces nephews. Funeral from the Bisbee-Porcella Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln SAUGUS. Friday at 9 a.m., followed by a Funeral Mass in Blessed Sacrament Church, Saugus at 10 a.m. Relatives friends invited.

Visiting hours Thursday 2-4 7-9 p.m. Entombment Woodlawn Mausoleum, Everett. SCHOFIELD-Of Hingham, formerly of Ab- ington, Sept. 29th. Jean (Campbell), age 90.

Wife of the late Royal L. Schofield. Mother of Jeanne Holland of Rockland. Roger F. Schofield of Madeira Beach, FL and Paul Schofield of Hingham.

Also survived by 18 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. The funeral services and interment are private. Visiting hours and flowers omitted by request. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in her memory to Glastonbury Abbey, 16 Hull Hingham MA 02043. Arrangements by Downing Cottage Funeral Chapel Hingham SCONSONI-Of Holbrook formerly of South Braintree Sept.

30, Norma (Govoni) Scon-soni. Wife of the late Edward A. Sconsoni. Devoted sister of Doris Bianchini of CA, the late Caroline Furtado. Louis Govoni, Vincent Govoni, Mary Alberghini and Lena Ferrartni.

Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Reposing at the Cartwright Funeral Home, 69 South Franklin St. (Rte. 37). HOLBROOK until 8:15 am.

Friday. Followed by a Funeral Mass at 9 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church, Holbrook. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Visiting hours Thursday 4-7 Burial in Blue Hill Cemetery, Braintree. hould friends desire, in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in her name to Hospice 41 Montvale Stoneham, MA 02180. SHEEHA N-Of Chestnut Hill, September 29, 1996, Patricia Pat" C. Sheehan age 51 vrs. Loving daughter of the late Michael ET Esther (Liles) Sheehan.

Beloved sister of Robert J. Sheehan of Needham, Esther M. Manley of Abington and Mary L. D'Eon of Wilmington and The late Elizabeth, Edward John Robert Sheehan; sister-in law of Glendine Sheehan of Sierra Vista, AZ. Also survived by many nieces, nephews, grand-nieces and grand-nephews and many friends.

A Celebration of Pat's Life will be held at The Celestial Chapel at Waterman Sons-Eastman-Waring, 495 Commonwealth Avenue, at Kenmore Square (BOSTON) on Wednesday, October at 2 at 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Interment Cambridge Cemetery, SHEEHA N-ln Mission Hill October 1 st, Margaret M. (Griffin). Beloved wife of the late Eugene.

Devoted sister of Anne F. Hutt ot Hudson the late Mary A. Griffin, Theresa Dezotell, Rita Cunningham James J. Griffin. Survived by several nephews nieces.

Visiting hours in the Murphy Funeral Home, 1020T)orchester Ave DORCHESTER Thursday 4-8 p.m. Funeral Mass in Mission Church, 1545 Tremont Roxbury on Friday, October 4 at 1 p.m. Relatives friends invited. Former Registered Nurse for the Hebrew Rehabilitation Center and St. John of God.

Interment in St. Joseph's West Robury, MA. Parking in rear of funeral home. SMITH-COURTNEY-Of Milton, October 1 M. Pearl (DeCoste).

Beloved wife of the late Francis N. Courtney and John J. Smith. Mother of Francis N. Courtney of Milton, Ann M.

Blake of South Weymouth and Ruth Linehan of Milton. Sister of Ruth Brink and Arthur DeCoste both of Hyde Park, Warren of Canton the late Charles, Joseph, Albert Francis DeCoste, Also survived by 9 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren. Funeral from the Alfred D. Thomas Funeral Home, 326 Granite Ave, MILTON, Fri. morning at 8.

Funeral Mass at St. Mary of the Hills Church, Milton at 9. Visiting hours Thurs 2-4 7-9. Late member of Lower Mills Post 8699 Woman's Auxiliary. In lieu of flowers expressions of sympathy may be made in her memory to Ehhu White Nursing and Rehabilitation Home, Activities 95 Commercial St, Braintree, MA.

02184. SOCKOL-Entered into rest, Sept. 29, Joseph of Boca Raton, FL, formerly of Newton. Beloved husband of the late Dorothy (Hel-man) Sockol. Devoted father of Peter and his wife Bonnie Sockol of University Heights, OH.

Dear son of the late Morris and Bessie Sockol. Services at Stanetsky Memorial Chapels, 1668 Beacon BROOKLINE on Thursday, October 3 at 11 AM. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy in his memory may be donated to The charity of your choice. STAPLES-ln Cambridge, Sept. 29, Mary (Hughes).

Wife of the late Henry D. Staples and mother of the late Richard T. Staples. Aunt of Janet N. Calnan of Chelmsford and R.

Stephen Downs of Winchester. Funeral services and interment will be private. Donations in her name may be made to the American Cancer Society. 661 Mass. Avenue, Arlington, MA.

02174. STONE-Of Edgartown, formerly of Berlin in Falmouth September 25, Carlton Henry. Beloved husband of Marjorie C. (Webb) Stone. Loving father of Carlton H.

Stone. Jr. of Boi-ceville, New York and Marsha Jean Farring-ton of Manassas, Virginia. Mr. Stone is also survived by 4 grandchildren and 4 great- grandchildren.

A Graveside Committal will held at the South Cemetery in Berlin on Friday, October 4, at 12 Noon. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday October 5, at The Federated Church of Edgartown. South Summer Street, Edgartown, at 12 Noon. Relalives and Friends are kindly invited to attend. Memorial Donations in lieu of flowers would be appreciated To The Endowment Fund of the Edgartown Federated Church.

South Summer Street. Edaartown. MA 02539 or a Charity of one's choice. Arrangements by Chapman, Cole Gleason Funeral l-fyme, Martha's Vineyard, MA. A 4-year-old West Roxbury boy was allegedly told to get off his school bus at the wrong stop yesterday, leaving his mother to search frantically for the boy for an hour.

Stephen Sweeney, a kindergart-ner at the Joyce Kilmer Elementary School in West Roxbury, was dismissed on a busy Weld Street intersection, one stop before his designated drop-off point, according to his mother, Sandra Sweeney. When the school bus stopped at Stephen's scheduled stop at Weld Street and Russett Road, Sweeney waited for her son, then boarded the bus to search for him. "The bus driver told me to look in the back to see if he was sleeping, but when I couldn't find him, I was Statements an A motion was filed in Middlesex Superior Court yesterday to suppress statements Richard Rosenthal allegedly made to Hudson police in the hours after the Framingham man's wife was discovered dead, her organs impaled on a stake in the couple's back yard. Defense attorney Norman Zal-kind argues in the motion that any statements Rosenthal made to Hudson police officers once he requested an attorney should not be admissible in court. Rosenthal, at the time a senior financial officer at John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to killing his wife on Aug.

28, 1995. The night Laura Rosenthal's body was discovered, her husbahd followed a Hudson couple home, telling them he believed their license plate carried a message. "At some point, the police officer gives him Miranda warnings, and at some point he asks for a lawyer, afid they continue to talk to said Zalkind. i A spokeswoman for the Middlesex district attorney's Reilly, said yesterday: "Our posit ipn is that the police did not question him about this crime after he asked for the lawyer." Jury selection in the trial is scheduled to begin Oct. 15.

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