. History of Worcester and its people . ub, the Wor-cester Cluh, the Tatnuck Country Club, the Worcester County Republican Club, theSons of the Revolution, Society of Colonial Wars, the Delta Kappa Association ofCentral Massachusets and the Amherst .Mumni .Xssociation of Central Massachuseets. Mr. Kent married, (first) at Westfield. Massachusetts. July 2. 1878. Georgia Tyler,born at LaGrangc, Georgia. July 20. 1853. died at Worcester, July 24, 1914. daughterof Nelson Franklin and Henrietta (Snowden) Tyler. He married (second) DecemberI. 1915, Hattie May Leland, daughter of the late Francis Aug
. History of Worcester and its people . ub, the Wor-cester Cluh, the Tatnuck Country Club, the Worcester County Republican Club, theSons of the Revolution, Society of Colonial Wars, the Delta Kappa Association ofCentral Massachusets and the Amherst .Mumni .Xssociation of Central Massachuseets. Mr. Kent married, (first) at Westfield. Massachusetts. July 2. 1878. Georgia Tyler,born at LaGrangc, Georgia. July 20. 1853. died at Worcester, July 24, 1914. daughterof Nelson Franklin and Henrietta (Snowden) Tyler. He married (second) DecemberI. 1915, Hattie May Leland, daughter of the late Francis Augustus and Hattie Mowry(Lapham) Leland. REV. WILLIAM HENRY GOGGIN, LL. D., Rector of St. Pauls Roman CatholicChurch of this citv. was born at Midlcton. Ireland. February i. 1847. son of Richardand Mary (Rransfield) Goggin. His parents came to this city in 1849, and the sonattended the public schools here. In 1860 he entered St. Charles College, Baltimore,Maryland, and was graduated in 1878 the degree of being conferred in 1910. He. /KUu^^^ U^Q^ 2>^:si^^ .IXD ITS PROPLH 95 pursued his theological studies in St. Marys Seminary, Baltimore, and in due coursewas ordained in the Baltimore Cathedral by Cardinal Gibbons, December 21, the same year he was assigned to St. Michaels Cathedral, Springfield, and servedfor three years as curate and five as rector under Bishop P. T. OReilly. He had thehonor of being the youngest rector ever appointed to this parish. He was transferred,September i, 1880, to the pastorate of St. Bridgets Church, of Millbury, and remainedthere for twelve years. He was transferred, January 26. i8g8, from Millbury to thepastorate of St. Charles Church in Pittsfield, by Bishop Beaven, remaining there untilhe was transferred by Bishop Beaven, April i, 1902. to his present parish, St. Pauls,of Worcester, succeeding the \ery Rev. John J. Power, D. D., V. G. His labor in this large and constantly growing parish has been singularly Paul
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