The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-13

DENFH n 'oINGs.-A mong the recent ris
haIloHs of the fell DESTROYER 70 our-o nil, 20
-. = ~, I,'l' '''t.F residents OF the county, we,
hote the Following with sincere regr.t w
EDMUND J. WATERS Fso o-., or -. -,
a. JtS hIif,WH cit.zeuS. died a. his rss;io,,o
sot 'c .l r1sl ARD "eluesdsy morning I'm M
csied, was born in Wales ana cs,Do .o vas
C'H59'Ti with his parents when he vas - ~ us us
- ne was familiar with The proinct,.d -
ot 5eauieh, two miles west of This ri},C - ~ ~
ait,Ss. lays having spent portion ~ fJ &c
J'Hth theft- kuew-all its orjgips n ,.r,,iooi 70 Ii
S.,W lts decline, which began as som ne Ft uI.,i
county in tb - - , Sae sett of Justice of this
~ trdd"' We cannon say how lonfr L, "a ,-. NJ
80 i 90 .ht Feace, but il has been n long
Nery lung time since we first lrue,S Ii,, x, Z
hcJIhK IN that capacity, the dulles Of rhiL - ne
lacria,l 'SIde about two yearsago His recoio
hhi Iue original settlers OF This nci,-bt',,
noou' and indeed OF the whole conn., I'D %
c0ncerr; 'ts, ahd many OF his "reminiscences
,ltI. lug 9ehenl we're exceedingly fnferostfrSy
= peculiarly with him was thar he ra,-,r lug; ,liE;
spectHces, but was able 10 rho ,' % EYER usrd
II " Ieau a hook or paper without their al
lt quiet, peace low ing in otFf,,si ~, III
he hoT d! a.! ieu moral and exemplary tTe1 /
ali &c us rev enemies. IL he really had ann, a,
az, az as any man ia this community and iinG3 ~ az
Of ali W b, , ,eIt ~ OF me confidence and esteem
- '''' "'' anew hlm- Peace TO his ruepnnrx
JUDGE WILLIAM Il. SUTTON died at bts -,
vcnrs ~ te,o tesia7uTgh. on Sunday last, aVed ~
ceased came to this place from his fs a,i a., f ut
q aesi t 5utInn dam, ON the Peuusyiyanio cs,,ni'
county, and attended school i'm fb,. .ati.a LANA
n2nlt I tlne after no left here he studied io,
70 fE,a
ss,, eI, -, ., a ikansas where he married and sur
53Ft4uenHy 5ecame President Judge of f1,li.,oI
aiter the late war wa5 over he ,-.,'.
-, 70 reside IN New Orleans. but In a sbnr, SnS tin
ne re became disgustcd with carpet tag r,II 'aiS i
TlinE to his native State se,fIa5 %, anu
utEH' soon alter he located i'm that ci,,, - I
~ iSmt - - u'ogth III this place, accJnpsnicd ~
IA .I' iIe' aIu was warmly weIcom, Il by an his i ,
'Id acquaintances. He subseouenti, 80 a. llIS
Iflet I VISITS to our town, the Iast one bcfno 80
,nJoyIng his usual good health. Jrtire s'tt Iut {
Fhs Il man OF very considerable obiiity ~, ~ ~ Z
- ~ SsS'oh' ana high toned gentIemop IL, III 2
- - I e@poI POI tHeht- He had warn faeJfprr r.
~ ana those of its citizens "a, -, J.
lm IN his schOOl-boy DAYS ali Of bo,,, LN HLisN c
= eeaHTa H ot rs death with sincere sorrow Paae l
o his ashes. 'O''""' Fcace :
Mts. @ MILBURGH KANE dfo6 1T the rcsidsr,o n
Z neT son ln-!aw, Mr.. L. I}roDbv- in sf,l--5iCS /,
y sunday evening last Mrs X - ,,ir =
utIt IoteitO now stands in I-qS nrs -. - :,
- 4c distinguished exile, Father G.tIit-5o :,
nd was ~ = St iince 10 that wilderness region
- - ,'f "a ne IA ughter OF Luke Mc9ufre ono 80
le pioneer settlers. She. married H.. Jile' u oI
y ~ ~ac,INe ana prominent citizen who lived 49, n
epds daotb i iis ded in 1897. After her hns- q
81 named, where she kept small :, ,r n.i'"ge fg "
- 5e.u ana Iben came to reside in ,bis W
- 90 ~ "tlu ner three daughters. B;Ipnpipg re- b.
icHaf kaOle family in the history ar M " a.
+; hhd being one or the FIRST ciildren J u W
10 P,,Titoh OF Il, she WAS widely Epo,rr, - : OF
" mi%usIy ~ respected. She possessed nil the - OF
,,,r ~ iiiost exemplary member OF the Cafboiic / al
iurcH III arremains were hrnuyhr 70 1919 1919 m
"tsolesuay last, and N terred in tb, CatbnIic at
"' 'Hst pace. May she rest in peace hr
~, IN, DiIC AEL A SKELLY, native Of Wash It,
: ou toWhship. near Portage, this co,n,v a'
ed or typhoid pneumonia. at the rssiseToa' >;
eter >omers' IN Norman, Livingston conn
a.s', oh sunday las, after some three vecJts' sn
j5 aggu at,oni 81 years. Deceased went 10 sa
rest in peace. -'"S ,v,