The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-05
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BAPKER.-Died, IN this place. Saturday,
Dec 80, 1882 AUGUSTINE A. infant sen Of A. '.
and Kate Barker. aged months and days.
BENDON-Died. at GIendive NJ. T. Dec IL
1882 Of maIignaut dIphtheris BLANoHK, daug hteT
of n. J. and Mary q. Bendon, aged years
BENDON.-Died, at C5Ieudive, NJ. T, Dec. 2T,
1852 Of maItgnant diphtherIa TEoMGs H son OF
n. :. and Mary G. Bendon. aged years.
suffer lit.le children to come unto me, and for
bid them not d; for OF such 10 the kingdom Of hes-
I.OMEREAUx-Disd,a at his home, in Black.
lfcE township, on Tuesday, January 2, 1888, OF
gssnIy''' yssr.: MI JONI h0"'''''1' 'S'o ABOUT o
SILL.-DIed, at the residence Of her husband,
Mr.. William sill, in Loretto, after an illness Of
two weeks on Sunday, December 81, 1882, Mrs.
Genevieve Sill. aged II years.
The deceased was sister Of Mrs. John b.
Myers. of Loretto, and when she married Mr sill
several years since was the widow OF Michael
Farabaugh who died about twenty years ago Ia
frst husband of 4dr. Isadors Farabaugh, 3 we'll
known citizen of Altoona, who died a couple of
baugh, Of Munster township; Mrs. A Schwab
OF Loretto, and two other married daughters, both
spectsd and esteemed by all who knew her for her
many excellent virtues as a devoted wife, a fond
were inferred IN the Catholic cemetery, Loretto
on Tuesday, January 2, 1883. May her soul rest
in peace.
BRADLEY.-Died, at tho residence OF his SON
in-law, Mr.. John Bannon. In Allegheny township
on Saturday, Dec, ~ 1882, Ar. Charles Bradley
The deceased was born In Derry county, IreIand
and came to the United States In 1925. In 1893
1884 he came to this county and purch ssed farm
three miles east of town, on the Loretto road.
which he continued to live until about fourteen
years ago, when he sold II. and he and his aged
wife, whose death occurred eleven days prior to
his own took up Their residence with their sonin-
wife being a sister OF the venerable Father Brad
III. .5 sspsraI
wards he married = Miss McGlade, who emFra-
marriS9e lived IN m PRTsseiphis. He va. % rs tbe
father of one chiId by each wife, both dsughters
/ wife TO MT John Tierney of Cambria township,
/ and the other by the second wife TO M. Bannon.
MT Bradley was an honest man and faithfully
4 band and father, enjoying throughout bis long
/ life the respect and confidence OF all who knew
| him. His remains were inferred In the Catholic
cemetery: Loretto, on Monday, Dee. Is May his
! soul rest in peace.
! PUGH.-Died. at the residence of hts mother,
! In this place, on Sunday, Dec a. 1882 Mr.. JOHN
| w. PUeH. aged q years.
The remains OF deceased were taken to the Con-
Z gregational church at O'Clock on Tuesday after
/ noon, where the funeral sermon was preached by
the pastor, Rey; 7, r; Jones aftsr Thich they
The funeral was largely attended: 90; A, 5th
ReKlmeht n. ". :, o. Thlch deceased was a
tn day met in Armory Hail, vixen a committee
vas appolhteo 20 drait resoIntions o. Kpresslys OF
the sentiments OF the company, and the following
wHsrxAs, 1t has pleased Almighty God to re.
move from our midst esteemed friend and
eomrsde, John Pugh; therefore be e
! Res0l5ed. That the ofacsrs and members OF Co. A
extend their sympathIes to the berssved family in
their sore afiIction. and
/ ResoEoe6, That by the death OF eur oomrade
/ John W. Pukh. this company has lost good and
4 efficient soldier, the community good citizen,
! the Church an honored member and the family 9
I duttful son and KIND brother.
Resolved. That these resolutions be published in
family. J. NJ THoNPsoS,
A. J. RoD9RRs. Com mittse.
J. o. CRERRY,
DkDE-Died at 9allit1in on Tuesday even
I ing, Dec. 10. 1882 CHARLES MCDADE. con OF Hen
| ~ and Bridget McDsde, aged 2s years. months
The deceased, who was a most estin able young
man. was in the employ OF the p. & f. X. X from
1871 to ts73. first brakeman and Afterwards as
| a conductor in the RepCva yard. Subsequently
| he served the A V. r. X. %. in q similar capaci
OF the latter corporation IN May last. being com
PEELED thereto by severe attack Of that fell dis
ease, diabetes OF the lungs, which was tae imme
I date cause OF his death. He employed the best
oflmedical sSill and spent three months BY advice
I OF his peysieiaas st Bathesda SpriHRs, Wis. but
1t was all In vain. for although he seemed to be
| improving for seme lime before and after bis re-
I turn home, death had evidently marked HIN fol
Its eUn. and no effort of his kind and anectienate
parents could stay the hand of the pitiess destroy
er. His death was indeed hard stroke to his Tow
| Ing parents, more especially they had not en-.
I jcyed the company of their for number OF
years. and when ne did return home, eKpeeti ne
/ % remain for time. death came and forever ron
bed them OF his welcome presencs. One Rreatcon-
ISOLATION they enjoy. however. isythat Charles Wai
| always a faithful child of the Catholic Churcn
| firmly believing in It's teachings and imPlioitly
obeying its pTecepts until the dsY Of hi DEATH de
was well respected by all who knew him and DIS
remains we're followed to their lsst resting placs
on Thursday BY large conceurse Of soGrov1ns rei'
sHyrs ans tfssss ksy Ab ssSI Tvst in ps.ss'