The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-12-03
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CARNEY.-Ded. on "Wednesday morning. Nov.
81 1875. between the hours of IL and O'Clock. ut
shin ,ifer n Ionr and ininfni Illness Miss ,TE
second daughter of John AMI Rose Carney, aged
- years. months and days.
Never have we known the dread summons to
come 10 any one better prepared to appear before
the Judgment seat Of God and render an account
of her stewardship than was the young LAZY W hose
untimcly death forms the subject of this notice
For a considerable time inmate OF our own
household. AMI for many years of
cherished friends, we can truly say that we never
knew excel her in all those virtues and yra-
ces which at,orn and exaIt "a lien humanity Gen
tie, KIDD and loving hy nature. and the very pc
sonificaton of true humility she lived a life that
was we'll wort nv of initial ion ana died death that
the most devout Christian well might envy.
Deeply affecting, but none the less deserved, was
pastor Rev. Fa' her Hackett. who over the bier
upon which rested her mortal remains and in pres
ence OF her weehng ,.nd nn a, ,cs n
timony to her many hristian virtues and express
cd the earnest hope hat himself ami his hearers
might be $ well prepared to meet their God as
was she whose mortal remains were about TO be
consigned TO their last earthly resting plaee-a
hope " hich will find an echo in the heart OF every
who knew the deceased. After a solemn
Hight Mass and the funeral rites of the Catholic
church had been performed, the inanimate form
of young friend Inferred in the cen,ctery
at SummitvIiie. whittier it had been followed. not
withstandiny the almost incessant down-pour of
rain and the great chilincss of the atmosphere,
by IA large number OF friends and neighbors, not a
few ef whom plodded the entire distance, fully
fvc miles, on foot. May crown of glory be
vouchsaied her in the mansions Of eternal bliss.
BRUCE-Died. in Allegheny township, on
Wednesday. Nov. -, 1878. Mrs AMELIA BRUCE,
reiict of George Bruce, decd, aged about 5s years
The subject of this netice was sister OF Messrs.
Patrick and Charles McManamv and Mrs Eliza
Parrish. widow OF the late SilaS Parrish, and was
the mother-in- law of Mr.. b. r. Anderson, at whose
residence she died. she was the mother Of twelve
children. six Of whom are still living. During
her life Mrs. Bruce met with many vicissita AIDES,
prominent among which were the frequent deaths
in her family, hat of her husband in 1858 being
her last and greatest affection, and the dcstructi
by fire on two occasions of her house and all its
contents, involving heavy financial iesses- Under
these repeated troubles her mind became some
what impaired. her phys cal health broke down
and for more than two years past she wa con-
fined Invalid, subject at times to spascms which
were attended by falls and bruises of very pain
fui character. She hid been, often however. cor.
tned to her bed only few weeks when the sum
mons came which relieved her from all her earthly
pains and ushercd her as her friends have reason
TO hope and believe, into the enjoyment of those
eternal feicites which await the faithful servants
OF God in the kingdom of Heaven. Having been
n. consistent and pious professor of the Catholic
faith during her ic she received the last rites of
the Church. and died full of we'll founded hope for
the nev er ending future. 1t may truly be said of
her that she had not an enemy in the world, and
that none knew her but to love her, mono named
lvx Out 10 prsise. May ehe rset in pcace. A.