The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-25
CARBONDALE

Yesterday morning at 30 o'clock
occurred the death of George W.
Mang, the son of Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Maug, of South Main street, Deceased
was "a years of age. Mr.. Mang had
boon complaining for two years, but
for the pas three weeks mad been con-
fined to his bed suffering from appsn-
dicitis. About a week age nm opera
ton was performed from which he
rallied, but since grew worse until
death came to end his su1feriugs. He
was u member of the Mozart band.
Hessler's orchestra and Franklin lodge,
Junior American Protestant associa.
tion, The funeral will occur at the
house on Saturday afternoon Mt 8
o'clock. Rev. Charles of the First
Presbyterian church, will officiate.
The solemn ceremonies attending the
reception of novices and the profession
of final vows, which brings full mem
bership in the order of Sisters Of the
immaculate Heart, took place at St
Roses convent in this city at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The following
young ladies took the initial vows an |
received the white veil: Miss Agnes
Frederick. Of Archibald. Pa, in re-
ligion, Sister Mary Dolorosa; Miss
Elizabeth BerGan, of Msyfield, Pa. in
religion, Sister Mary Visitation; Miss
Mary Stennbergh. Of Hdwley, Pa. in
religion, Sister Mary Isabel; Miss
Mary Weir, of Houesdale, Pa. in re-
ligion, Sister Mary Mariana; Miss
Mary McCann, of Carbonate.
in religion, Sister Mary Alice ;
Miss Mary Kelley, Of Pleasant Mount,
Pa, in religion, sister Mary Henry;
Miss Cecilia Gallagher, of Sci AMI Pa.
in religion, sister Mary Pauline; Miss
Catharine Duffy, OF Freeland Pa, in
religion, sister Mary Justine; and tho
folNwing made their fnal profession
and were given the habit of the black
veil, Sister Mary james. OF Green Ridge
Pa Sister Mary Julia, Of Freeland, Pa. {;
Sister Mary Sextus, of Freeland, Pa. /;
Sister Mary Salome. of Duryea, Pa.
Bishop O'IIara officiated at the cere-
monies, and Father Thummel, of New
York city. acted as master Of csre.
monies. Among the clergymen pres.
ent were Fathers Golden, Of the
Scranton cathedral; P. T. Broderick,
Of Susqnehanna; A. F. Brolerick, OF
Wilkes-Barre; Judge. of Hawley, and
Coffey, Curran aud Nealon. of this
city.
At a meeting held yesterday morn
ing by the stockholders of the Sperl
Heater company, the following board
OF directors were elected: L. +. Hen
dricN, A. p. Trantwein. G. E Rettew,
Edward Clarkson, E. w. Jackson and
Thomas Mcdonald. The last two
gentlemen named are Su~sQuehanna
residents.
Several young men from this city
went to Scranton last evening and at
tended Barnum's circus.
The drug store Of j. ]. Janswiek, on
Belmont street, was entered during
Wednesday night by parties who did
not leave their address. and robbed of
several articles of value, also some
money. Among the missing articles
were several razors. The entrance was
effected through the front door.
Mrs. G. P. Hallock is visiting Wilkes.
Barre friends ard relatives.
Mrs. Philip Bsrryman and daughter
leave this morning for a visit with
friends IN Scranton and Pittston.
Mr., Robert Spaulding, of Wilkeg-
Barre, is the guest Of Mrs. J. J. O'Boyle,
of Diver street.
The remains of the infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Baker, of Forest
City, who died Wednesday morning.
will be brought to this city this morn.
ing on the Erie Flyer" and inferred in
St. Rose cem&ery.
Owing to the death of George Msng,
who was a member of the band, the
open air concert which was to be rem.
dered this evening by the Mozart band,
has been indefinitely postponed.