Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-20
|ffHER GROTEMYER BURIED.
- oOLEMN sEkvIoD AT Of. JosEPn's
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= Assesssa ~ . large Rsnbss 81
Kssssss frsm shis and oshsr STATES.
- body Of Father 0rotemysr tn 70.
~ pootcr Of 81 Joseph's Catholic church,
q olase from O'Clock On Wednesday
1snocn until the hour Of the funeral this
{ 1soine. During that time the remains
- visved BY thousands The body wss
nooa On catafalQue, the deceased pre-
- Woo attlrod In hts priestly robes, and In
- hand was . gold chalice. AGuard Of
.ndDoe nom the Knights Of 81 John wes on
~ . The cnnin during ell the time u LAY isy
oening, aud was one Of the largest In the
Doury 81 the city. The houses Of bis perieh.
6noRs On Bk Joseph street in the vicinity oi
- ohurch, were heavily drsped In mourn
TOXIN g. Of S . 81; ....s9 no
Aungod. On the wallis were festoons Of
hla0k, while all the pillars were entwined
Wlth crApe, and the altar dressed In black
5unn6o The scene sot0nn one.
Tue funeral was attended by this follow
NJ organizations: b. Peters Catholic
1oSssey, Joseph BchWsnde, marshal st.
9essph's society, Anthony Mott marshal;
- joseph Huegel, assiatant; St Michaeps
y 0ooey, Fred Judith marshall; knights OF
~ John, Fred Il. bhyoad commander,
1toutopante; 81 Anthony's society, Sodality
o1the Blessed Virgin Mary, Angels sodsltty,
Altar society, the pupile' Of the parochial
nd Sunday schools, and tho Sisters con
uoceed with the three churches. The
Xniehts Of st. John were headed BY their
NY excellent hand, uniformed similar 70
~ msmbers OF the order.
zhe clsfgymen Of ths diocese and intl-
Woto friends Of de0oase6 from other do
ooooo began apivipG on "Wednesday AFTER
NOON yasnd this morninR's traias hrsueht
s1Afge numbsrs. The number Of clergymen
8 attsndancs u this funeral Ia larger than
ovor before attended funeral In this SEQ.
floo Of the state, and was only equaled at
~ funeral OF the late lamentod Bishop
oAanahan.
The general master Of ceremonies, in
eeasge Of sll the funeral arrangements, was
FISHER Anthony r. Kaui, of this city. The
arrangements - made by him were perfect
on0 there was not hitch, which IL remark.
oole. considering the vast amount Of labor
q his hands.
THE SERVICES.
Promptly at $50 O'Clock the solemn ser.
yioss OF the day were begun with chant
~ the ciergy. This wss followed by the
00lebration OF . solemn requiem mass. The
oolebrept was Bishop McGovern, OF Harris.
burg. Fathers Russell, OF Columbia, and
Pops, Of York, were the deacona OF honor.
Father Ostering, Of Fort Wayne. Ind,
3 cousin OF the deceased, and Father 0anss,
- Milton, officiated ~ descons Of the msss /;
1Alhsr Heubert, of Lock Haven, ~ mater
~ ceremonies, and Father Breckel, OF New
yreedom, ~ assistant master OF ceremonies
an0 Father Kaul ~ general master Of core
The sermon was preached by Father
Xoppernasle, of Harrisburg, Q life long
1r1ond Of dsceased. His eulogy of deceascd
Nae dne effort and his remarks OF the
4 xelasion existing between the deceased
lnseor and his loving congregation brought
ses ssers 70 many eyes Tne Lessons q, Of the
4ubsr, PEPPER, Powers, Boil, Russell,
Xoppsrnagle and Koch in the order named.
Bishop MCGovern pronounced the absoiu'
ton of the body.
The mass suns by the choir was sohmid's
Weber was tho choir leader and Peter
Wober the orgsniss
Aiiev the services were concluded at the
church the funeral procession was formed
md moved 10 the cemetery adjoining,
Whs ~ the inteYmeut wsa made, that having
besn The deceased priests requsst
THE FUNERAL PROCESSION.
The following wsz the order OF the func.
nj procession
& School children,
81 Jo.sp5's society,
Sc. Psesr's society,
s 81 Aichsei's soctety,
- AR4AaB5 ss1oolety,
s8hts Of 81 John,
s..hcp p MOaovern'
Fathers PEPPER, McCulisgh, Relt, Koch,
Christ and scnieuter, the pall.bearera, with
body.
Sisters Of Charity.
Congregation.
AZ the grave the services were conducted
BY Bishop Mcaovern. =
Among the cisrgymen present was
Father Hsnisid' tne predecessor Of the ,t, de-
cenys college, Lasrobe, to atsend the funeral.
Father Ksuffman, of, Pittsburg, Father Q
Breckel, Of Now freedom, Father G snss,
OF Milton, all Of whom received their early
oducation at 81. Joseph's schools, and whose
Wero present and took part In the obseq utes.
Henry Wolf WAS the undertaken In charge
end the arrsngeme nts assigned to him were
earyied out in careful ma ,ner.
THE CLERGYMEN RESENT.
Following 10 q p artiai list OF the clergy men
who were In the sanctuary during the
iOboequies Bishop Thomas McGovern, of
The Harrisburg diocese; Fathers Charles
Koch, Lancaster; L. p. Kummsrant, Phti-
SAk0pu6 IL hs 4<uoku w
n. O'Reii.y, DAnviils; N. Power, Lock
Haven; H. Diedericb, Mshanoy City I;
John B Maus, Allentown John NJ.
6chmelE 81 Joseph's hospital F. l. Neu.
Seld, 81. Vincent'N LstroDe Henry Relt,
Tfeverton; J. h. Outsring, Fl Wayne, Ind. |;
=. n. Weist, Viaeland, N, j.; J. J. o. O'Rsilly,
Ohambsrsburg l. A. Koppernsgle. Hsr-
shburg p. J McCullsgh, St MsTy's, LSn-
easter II. Christ, Lebanon ii. Bsdde,
Poiiadelphis F. Heinetz, Phiisdelphis I;
w. Burke, Bonneauville M. G. McEnoe,
0arsyunk; James O'Reiily, York Thos.
J. Cr0tty, Littlsstown; h. g. Ganss. Milton
g. George: Pape, York; J. q. Foin, Eliza.
bsthtoyn; F. L. Brscksl, New Freedom;
Very Rev. Joseph Koch, Shamokiu; J. Il.
Mulisly, Society OF Jesus; James A. Huber,
Carltsle; A. J McCann, Bloomsourg; j. j.
AcIlvains, st. Jossph's hospital; T. +.
Kennedy, Centralis; F. p. Coyis, Phila-
eslphis; Charles McMonigle, Lebanon;
! q. Fsrrau, Tyrone; A. +. Kaul,
Lancaster; Q. Ksnuy, Lancaster; NJ.
ONeill, Mt. Carmel J. X. schmidd,
OanvilIe; ID. Cornes Easton; G..
Benton, steslton F. Barr, H ,rrisburg ].
nsit,beok, MANY unk J. Dshan, Brides
burg J. Schleuter, Lancaster.
In addition to the above there were
oWenty others who did not register, and
Whose names could not be obtained.
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