The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-28
ARCHIBALD NEWS NOTES.
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Special to the Scranton Tribune.
ARCHIBALD. Pa, March 26-Consta
ble Michael LOTUS. ot tho Third ward.
has resigned his Office and William
Dougher has been appointed to succeed
him
Misses Sarah Marley and Bridget
Brown. OF B,ughsmton. spent Easter nv
their former homes here.
Several out of town orators discussed
the question, What Is the Cause That
So Many Men Are Out OF Work. at a
saloon on South Main street Sunday at
teruoou The speakers were Of the pro-
nounced sociulsdc school. They did
not succeed in making converts to
tho ir radical belief.
Charles Miller, OF North Main street,
spent Sunday in Scranton.
IL has been rumorsl for some time
that Mark Cawley, proprietor of the
Riverside hotel. would take charge of
the Moylss hotel on April /. This is
now denied aud it is stated that John
\ Moyles OF Wintou, will assume
charge. Mr. Mulholland, the present
proprietor. will go to Jermyn. Mr.
MoylsS will be assisted in the manage
ment OF tho hotel by his nephew, Mr.
John J. GilgallOu, of Scranton.
Misses Allie aud Agnes Byrue, of
Washington. n J.. are visiting Mrs
NJ. A. FOOte of Main street.
The council is having hard time
trying TO organize board OF health.
The third attempt was made at u spsc.
ial meeting last evening, when William
Z. Brennan was appointed for one
year, Thacdeus Burke for two years,
Daniel P. O'Rourke for three years and
John J. Philbin for four years. At this
meeting also Auditor H. c. Lindermau
presented the auditors report for the
year ending March ), 1894. 1t was
ordered printed in the SCRANTON rRIB
UNE, aud will appear on Wednesday,
\ riot OF small proportions occurred
on the Ridge on Monday among SONS
Of the foreigners residing there. The
burgess was obliged to send three spec.
ial policemen out to the assistance OF
the constable to arrest fiery Hun who
was recklsssly using revolver. One
Of the specials, Thomas Duhigg, had
ais finger bitten by man whom he
attempted to arrest.
The Father Mathew society conduct
ed an excellent entertainment At their
hall on Monday evening The pro
gramms was very interesting and the
various mum bers we're interpreted in a
satisfactory manner. The same night
the East Side band conducted an en-.
joyasls and successful ball
At ) o'clock Sunday morning Michael
Mahady. one Of the Oldest residents of
this borough, passed away after brief
illness. Mr.. Mahady came here when
qnite a young man, and was well
known and universally estsemsd, Tns
sorrow that his death occasions is in.
tensitisd by the fact that MS wife is
very Ill in Lackawanna hospital and
vas not able to be at his bedside whe /
he died MIR Mahady was the faith sr
Of William and Patrick Mahady an !
Mrs William Brennan, Jr., all living
mere. His funeral took pls.s this
morning A requiem mass was suug
in st. Thomas cnurch and intsrmsnt
was made 10 the Catholic cemerery.
The funeral Of the late Mrs Ellen
Gilmartin, VINO diel suddenly last FRI
day evening, took place yesterday
morning At 10 o'clock the remains
wers borne to St. Thomas church
where 3 high mass of rrquieum was
sung. q. The celsbrant Rev. Dr. Lucas,
paid fitting tribute to tns character Of
the deceased lady He spoke Of her
devotion to her religion and
her family, and Of the uni
form charity AMI gsntlsnesI that
marked her long and virtuouS life. The
remains were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery. The pail bearers were
James Corcoran. Thomas Finnerty,
Thomas Gaughan, Patrick Duffy.
Michael Neslon and Thomas Philbin,
There were many from out Of town at
the funeral