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THE MALDEN ADVOCATE - Friday, May 15, 2015
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~Obituaries~
Peter D. Doherty
ated from Massachusetts Trade
Shops School as a radio and
television technician. He later joined the Mass. Registry of
Motor Vehicles where he held
various positions. He was an Inspector, fatal accident investigator and hearings officer. He
also managed the Registry’s
Lawrence office for a number of years. Mr. Doherty retired from service to the commonwealth as a member of
the Mass State Police. Before
moving to Chelmsford, Mr.
Doherty resided in Tewksbury
for over 50 years where he was
an active member of the community. In addition to his loving wife, Veronica, he leaves
his two beloved sons, Jeffrey
and his wife Patricia (St. Peter)
O
f Chelmsford, passed away
on Monday, May 11, 2015
at Lowell General Hospital. He
was 87. He leaves his loving
wife of 63 years, Veronica (Durant) Doherty. Mr. Doherty was
born in Malden, Mass.on May
7, 1928 to the late Patrick and
Mary Doherty of County Donegal, Ireland. A veteran of WWII,
Mr. Doherty joined the army
after graduating from Malden
High School. He served as a
medic in Japan during the occupation. After an honorable
discharge Mr. Doherty gradu-
Doherty of Chelmsford and
Terence and his wife Lynne (Triboletti) Doherty of Amherst,
N.H. He also leaves his four
adored grandchildren, Patrick
and Bridget of Chelmsford and
Peter and Ian of Amherst. In
addition he leaves many cherished nieces, nephews and
their children and grandchildren. Visiting hours will be held
on Friday from 5 to 8 PM at the
Blake Funeral Home, 24 Worthen Street, Chelmsford. His Funeral Service will take place on
Saturday at 10:30 AM at the Funeral Home. Interment will be
private. Funeral Director Paul
A. Hardy, Jr. For online condolences please visit BLAKEFUNERALHOME.COM or visit us
on Facebook.
Ronald H. Ziner
O
f Saugus, formerly of Malden, at 76. Entered Eternal Rest May 9, 2015. Devoted husband for 53 years of
Lorraine (Gelman) Ziner. Beloved father of Jeffrey & Caryn
Ziner and Steven & Joanne
Ziner. Cherished grandfather na, Alyssa, Nicholas and Vicof Michael, Jonathan, Brian- toria. Private Services were
Answers
1. The Washington Bullets
2. Adobe
3. Root beer
4. Love of money
5. The fairway
6. Chief Joseph
7. Calypso
8. Brown
9. Sea nymphs
10. Yes: New England’s Elizabeth Goose, a widow
with many children who
wrote “Mother Goose’s
Melodies for Children”
ormerly of
Malden,
passed away
Februar y 1,
2015 at the
Woodbriar of
Wilmington after a lengthy illness. She was 92. She was born
in Medford, September 17, 1922,
the daughter of the late, Jeremiah J. and Catherine (Hutchinson) McCarthy. She attended
Medford public schools and
was a graduate of Medford High
School, class of 1941. She then
continued her education at the
Manchester Business School in
Boston. Miss McCarthy was employed as a bookkeeper for the
T.R.W. Corporation for over forty-three years, retiring in 1984.
She love traveling and did so
as often as possible, however,
being an aunt to many loving
nieces and nephews, she cherished her time spent with family.She leaves nieces and nephews, Kathleen M. Boland and
her husband Robert, of Marstons Mills, Eileen Shuman and
her husband Richard, of Myrtle
Beach, SC, William J. McCarthy,
of York, ME, Michael J. McCarthy
and his wife, Peggy, of Nashua,
NH, James “Chip” Cannon and
his wife, Sally, of Deerfield, NH,
Lynn and Steven Larrabee, of
CA, John and Lynn Cannon, of
Londonderry, NH, Stephen Cannon, of Woburn, Robert and Beverly Tremblay, of Texas, and Paul
Tremblay. She also leaves a sister,
Kathleen Cannon and her husband, James, of Woburn. A memorial service for Miss McCarthy was held on Saturday, May
9 at the Kevin B. Comeau Funeral Home, Haverhill.
WINE TASTING | from page 15
son, Minuteman Press of Malden and the Staff at the Malden
Public Library.
The Friends of the Malden
Public Library uses funds raised
to support the library’s programs. Recently funded programs include book and au-
diovisual return bins, museum
passes and summer reading list
books. Thanks to everyone in
the community and we hope
to see you all again next year!
Aleda Freeman
The Friends of the Malden
Public Library
MALDEN ARRESTS
Advocate
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held at Agudas Achim Cemetery, Melrose. Memorial week
is private. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy may be
made to the Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease Foundation 50 Congress St. c/0
Tucker, Saltzman & Dyer LLP
Boston, MA 02109.
F
Evelyn F. McCarthy
11. The optic nerve
12. Tchaikovsky
13. The roof
14. Water
15. “The House of the Rising
Sun”
16. “The Grapes of Wrath”
(from “Battle Hymn of
the Republic”)
17. John Wesley
18. Norman Rockwell
19. Lima beans
20. The first
Monday, May 4
with open container/drinking
in public.
Scott Sears, address unGabriel Vasquez, of 43 Fairmont St., Malden, was charged known, was charged with
open container/drinking in
with an arrest warrant.
public.
Gerald Stiles, of 57 Hanover
St., Malden, was charged with Joseph Dulcetta, of 4 Jordan
disorderly conduct, with resist- St., Revere, was charged with
an arrest warrant.
ing arrest and with threatenTimothy Quill, of 76 Noring to commit a crime.
wood St., Everett, was charged
with possession of a Class B
drug and with possession of a
Class E drug.
John Rodriguez, of 22 Erie
St., Woburn, was charged with
an open container/drinking in
public.
John Marvin, of 444 HarriRosemarie Finch, of 111
son Ave., Boston, was charged Atlantic Ave., Boston, was
charged with an arrest warrant.
Renee Falk, of 40 Rockland
Ave., Malden, was charged
with operating under the influence of liquor, with leaving
the scene of property damage, with arrestee furnishing
a false name/social security
number, with using motor vehicle without authority and
with operating a motor vehicle with license suspended.
Tuesday, May 5
Wednesday, May 6
Thursday, May 7
Bianca DiCenso, of 574 Salem St., Malden, was charged
with operating under the influence of drugs and with operating a motor vehicle with
a suspended license.
Israel Ramos, of 23
Shawmut St., Malden, was
charged with assault to murder, with carrying a firearm
without a license, with unlawful possession of a firearm, with discharging a firearm within 500 ft. of a building, with possession of a large
capacity firearm, with improper storage of a large capacity firearm and with conspiracy.
Deandre West, of 236 Webster St., Malden, was charged
with conspiracy and with
court default warrant.
Melissa Beaton, of 20
Holmes St., Malden, was
charged with operating under the influence of liquor.
Friday, May 8
Robert Silvia, of 275 Cross
St., Malden, was charged with
operating a motor vehicle with
a revoked license as a Habitual
Traffic Offender, with operator
send/read electronic message
and with failure to signal.
Saturday, May 9
Quan Nguyen, of 156 Lawrence St., Malden, was charged
with assault with a dangerous
weapon.
Sunday, May 10
Edward Yorke, of 1 Archstone Cir., Reading, was
charged with disturbing the
peace.