The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-01-09
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THONA$.-Dicd in this place, on Friday morn
ing Dee. %. 1879, Of consumption, Mrs. ELIzAHETH
aged about - years
The deceased was daughter Of David Todd a
former. well known and esteemed citizen in this vi-
cinity who died many years ago. She was a truc.
faithful wife, and an afectionatc. devoted mother
70 her six young interesting and obedieut children.
VINO now mourn lheir SreateSt safthiy ioss-9he
which can never bc replaced. ! dcvOut Christian
ties OF daughter. sister wife mother friend and
ncighhor us became an exemplary member Of the
Catholic Church. 20 the teachings of which she was
always faithful. We deeply sympathise with her
bercavcd husband and children in their great az
Fiction. but trust that God VIII comfort them in
LhelT sorrow Anternent IN Holy Name cemetery
Sunday afternoon. preceded by the usual rcligiOus
services and an appropriate sermon by Rev Father
Boyle "hich was listened 70 WltH markeG aJteIa-
tion By large concoursc OF people OF all dcnomi-
nations, who had assembled to p5y the last sad
know was To esteem and whom 10 name was %
praise. May her soul rest i'm peace.
HALTON.-Dfed. in Altoona, on Saturday al
ternoon. Dec -. 1872. after three yesrs' suffering
with dyspepsia, AIr. JoHN II HALToS- ST., aged 4
In the death Of Nr. Hnlton his wife and family
lose kind husband and father, Altoona loses one
of its most upright citizens. and We in common
with all who enjoyed his acquaintance, lose firm
friend in whom there no guile Deceased was
born in County Meath. ireland. in ls0s, and from
thence cmf@rated TO this country and settled In
Altoona about thirty years ago He was in every
respect worthy Of honor and esteem. and died
he lived. honest man. the nObie-t work of God.
well q sincere and faithful member of the
Catholic Church, leaving behind him a aged wife
and four sons and one daughter yffa are worthy OF
his good name and Will never cease 20 revere 10.
The funeral took place OuNIonday forenoon follow
ing his death. when solemn heQuiem Mass WIS
celebrated and an eloquent and pathetic sermon
delivered by Rev Father Sheedy. Nav the soul
OF our good Old friend rest in peace eternal
OTlABBA.-DieI. In Munster township, on = r.
day. Jan. :. 1881 Miss FANNIE 'HAE.,A. daugh-
ter OF Nj Henry O'Hara, aged about q years.
THE deceased was q victim o. consumption. al
though afflicted with another very painful disease
neuralgia. At times her su;ieriH-s were intense
but she bore them al with the greatest patience
aad without word OF complaint. She even seem
ed to know the time she would die. and prepared
Tor the dread summons If she going on a
long journey. Shortly before her death she wrote
the following Telegram, to be sent 20 beloved sis
ter: Dear Jcn.-Come right away. Fannie -
She pious and exemplary Christian. having
been born and reared III the Catholic faith. and if
she does rot get 10 heaven God help some others
OF US. May she rest in peace. A.
BLAIN-Died, in the East Ward on Monday
morning Jan .. 1850. Of scrCfuG. with which she
afiiicten from birth ELL. daughter OF Abran
and Sarah Balm. aged u years and months
DANIS.-Biod. in the East Ward. Tuesday.
Dec. 80, 1879, of consumption. Mr.. WILLIAM WAT
&IS DAVIS. aged 30 years and month.