The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-16
HeyuIOcE Items.

The ba, crop in this vicinity is very heavy
and the farmers are busy gatheringit II in-
The berry season has opened, Rsspber-
ries and hucklebeTries are ordinarily pleh-
tv. Int the prices are 80 low that not many
are shipped away
Our miners are still on strike, with no
prospects OF a speedy retsrn to WORK Coh-
sequently times are very dull.
The picnic held here July Sd for the
benefit of st. Roses Catholic church. was
under the MANAGEMENT of f B. A, No. 1l3
of this place. Everything passed of pleas
antIv. and the affair was a success morally, /
socially and financially.
on Saturday. July I'd, while MI Frank |
Bradley and family, of Lilly, were at the /
picnic here. some scoundrel entered their !
house and took S2G in money as we'll as
three valuable rings belonging to Mrs. B.,
the entire loss being about $40. Strong sus-
picIon rests on young man who had been
boarding with them; as he has not been
/ seen about since that day.
Mr. Andrew Donoughe and Miss Mar
, raret Smeltzer were united IN marriage by
+ Rev. Father Browne on Thursday of last
week Andy is a sober, steady, Industrious
Young man and we tender him ana his
tourney down the ''stream OF Time"
! On Wednesday, June 3Oth Mrs. Rosanna
/ Lynch died at her home in Washington
I township, about one mile west of Cresson.
. This venerable lady whose maiden name
was Mccullough was native OF Ireland,
/ but spent the greater part of her life in this
/ country. Her husband, who died about %
+ years ago, was well known along the old
/ Portage railroad, living for long time at
T the head Of Plane 4. Mrs. Lynch was the
mother OF seven children all Of whom
rercheG the age manhood. Joseph and Mary
. wife Of James OCOnnor are dead the
whereabouts of Patrick sre unknown {;
Lieut.. Jno Lynch lives at Cresson Annie
is married to MIR. Thos. Brown, of Wash
ineton township and Michael and Maggie
are at home. OF the deceased It may be
said in sincerity, she was al affechOnate
wife and mother 4 giud neighbor and a
true Christian. A lifelong and devoted
member OF the Catholic church, she rests in
the beautiful cemetery of st. Aloysius,
Summtvile in the hope of blessed i'm
mortality. Her age was 75 years. May she
rest in peace.
Another venerable and much respected
LADY passed away on Friday, July 9th 1886,
in the person of Mrs. Margaret RObine in
the S4th yeaI of her age. The deceased was
a native of Germany and was there married
! to John Robine who died here ten years ago.
She had liyed here for the past City years or
more making her home With one of her
sons and with a daughter since the death of
her husband. For the past six years she has
been an invalid and suffered q great deal,
though she bore it all with the most exem-
, plary patience. She was the mother OF
: Christ Robine, the hotel keeper, Peter and
B John Robine of Washington township, and
Of Mis-. Jacob Bost, Mrs. Werner Bender
and Mrs. Joseph Meyer or Lilly. On Mon
Gay her funeral, which was the largest ever
b seen here, proceeded to the Catholic church
c where high mass Of requiem for the repose
of her soul was celebrated by Rev. Father
. Browne after which her remains were In
b, tered in the cemetary here. May her sou
= rest in peace. Z.