The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-05-04

O'HARA.-Died at her home in Munster
township, on Sunday. April 2eth, 1888. MIS-
Elizabeth O'Hara, aged 81 years, months
and "a days.
The deceased whose maiden name was
Parrish was born on September 81 b, lsG6
aud was the last of the family of Joseph
Parrish, one Of the early settlers OF this
county She was married to David O'Hara.
q welI-known citizen of Munster township.
who died in January 1867. She was the
mother of nine children. seven of whom are
living John, Rachel and Mile residing at
the homestead Oliver and Mrs. Mcconnell
who reside in Greensburg ; Mrs Mary Ann
Parrish who resides in Cambria township.
and Mrs weible who resides in Maryland.
She was a devout and consistent member Of
the Catholic church and her last DAYS were
consolec by the hopes Of blessed immortal
ity. Her remains were inferred at 81
Aloysius' cemetery at SummItviile on Wed-
nesday. May her soul rest in peace.
| NOEL-Died at her residence near Lor-
! etto, Thursday, April 26.h, 1855 Mrs. Cath
crime Noel, in her 9th year.
! Mrs. Catherine Noel whose maiden name
/ was Stolz. wife of Joseph Noel, deceased,
was born near Baden. in the province of
I Baden Germany. In her early youth
she was brought TO America by her parents
who settled In Cambria county near Car
rolltown. At an early ace and while yet
inexperienced in the trials OF the world she
received as her true and ever devoted spouse
Joseph Noel, a thrifty and weIl-to do citizen
of Munster township. Interested in their
own welfare and happiness and buoyed up
by all prafseworthy courage they undertook
the task of welded life with fervent spirit
and cherished hope Of success, Need
say they met with that expectation No, for
the comfortable home acquired by their own
Industry, and In which they lived during their
conjugal life. surrounded by happy and in
dustrious family are proofs in every respect
indie atiye of their success. Ever temper
ate In their habits of life, and practical IN
their religious duties and having been born
in the Catholic faith they lived to the last
true consistent christians Let it be hoped
they now enjoy a heavenly reward. Mrs
Noel was eyer devoted IN the education Of
her sons and daughters aud lived TO SCI
them succeed after having completed theil
courses both collegiate and academic. Dur
ing her Illness which was long and one con
tinued time OF pain and suffering she Dor,
up coursgeousiy and hnally was favored
with calm and peaceful death. In he
last moments perceiving her approach unit
death she repeatedly called her sons an,
: daughters, stricken with grief TO ber sid
to say fond goodbye. Then is the tim
; the heart IS SAD and in spite Of all effort
tears of grief DO flow. But her perfect res
ignation to Him who gave her life was truI
edifying and q source of greater consolation
. to her bereaved family. Her funeral
which was largely attended by friends an
; relatives, took place on the 2sth inst. Re
QUEEN Mass was very touehingly sung a
the parish church, Loretto, by her son
f; Father Noel. OF Harrisburg, after whic
: heated by the celebrant. all proceeded {
= the cemetery to pay her the last respects
? The scene then was such as to make il
e day memorable in the life of the grIeye
and sad stricken family. NJ.