The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-23
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CAReONDALE.
"This morning at II o'clock the fu-
neral OF the hate Mrs. Bridget Flynn
took place" said last nights Carbon
dale Leader. ut was one of the largest
seen In this city for long time. Many
people from down the valley attended
~ '''-sra'. Her ire character and
pleasant manners had made her very
popular among the old people and also
gained for her many young friends.
--.~ -.iie- ai ieI.' 'l.,e .gJusc a. neE siste'
at $50 O'Clock and proceeded to 81.
Roses church, where requplem high
mass was held by Rev. J. !. Curran.
who was assisted b. Fathers Moffitt
and Loushlin, OF South Scranton
Father Curran took for his text,
Though l walk amidst the shadows
Of death I fear no evil. for Thou. q
Lord, art with me-" From this beauti-
ful text he delivered an eloquent ser
mon which reflected the clear character
of the dead. At II O'Clock the funeral
proceeded to St. Rose cemetery where
the remains Were inferred. The pail
bearers were: John Murriu, Patrick
Powderly. Patrick McGarry. ST.,
Michael LOTUS. Charles Norton and
John Brennan, of this city and DR.. JOAN
Burnett and John j. O'Boyle, Of Scran-
ton. Those who attended the funeral
from out Of town Were: John Mullin'
Mrs. and Miss Cosgrove and Mrs.
Daley, from Pittston; Hon. John l.
Kelly, ex-Sherifr Fahey. Joseph
O'Brien, John ]. Maghran, NJ, ]. O'Mal-
ley, A. ]. Howley. r. J. Kelly. p. f.
Howley, Michael Jordan. Thomas J.
Madden. ex-Chief Coggins. Thomas c.
Melvin, Mrs. John Berret. Mrs. Ellen
Brainard. Mrs. NJ. L. Barrett. Mrs. ?.
A. Coyne. Miss Brainard and Mrs. Bar
rett. Of Scranton: James j. Lynch, Mr..
and Mrs. William Mahon and James
O'Brlen, of Olyphant; the Misses
Moyles and Foote, Of Archibald. and
D. ]. O'Brien. of New York"
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Jones, of River
street, entertained as thsir guests on
Saturday Mrs Nj. d. Ousterhout. Meta.
Guy and Joseph Ousterhout and Anna
Gillespie. of Scranton.
Mrs. Walter Carr and Miss Jennie
Ohumard, who have been spending a
few days with relatives ut Hcnesdale
and Wsymart, returned home yester-
day. Mrs. Carr was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Price, Of Jersey City.
Many wheelmen of this city enjoyed
themselves at various places yester-
day. Walter Moon, Edwin Mellon.
Thomas Buchanan were at Newton
lake: Charles Mellea at Wiikes-Barre,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Harrison, of
Washington street. spent Sunday with
friends in Jermyu.
Mrs. E. II. Estabrook Is seriously Ill
at her home on Church street.
John Shannon and family are occupy
ang their cottage at Crystal Lake.
Attorney H. o. Watrous ives in
Scranton last evening.
George Paul called on friends in For
est City yesterday.
Some changes has been made with
few of the Delaware and Hudson loco
motive engineers. Milo Gardner, who
formerly run engine Sj. has been given
one of the large engines. No. 1l6. lately
received from the Albany and Susque-
hanna division. Ed. Smith will handle
the s5 and Henry Isgar Mill have No. 60.
,,fIDr and Mrs. Charls IS johnson spent
(ss.7niay with alys-Jofnson's parents in
Hon n.
DR.. d. s. Bayley, John Bell. DR.. Stem
son were callers i'm Scranton yester-
day.
Rev. William Edgar, OF Providence,
called on friends In this city yesterday.
r. III. Mason called on friends In
Scranton last evening.
Sunday morning at a. m. occurred
the death of John Earle Mcfarland.
aged years, who, together with his
mother and younger brother were visit
dng at Mrs. John Potter'7. of 50 Dun
dan street Mrs. Mcfarland and her
sors had been visiting in this city only
one week hen the boy was taken
with diphtl ria and after three days
sl1Rering, spite OF medical skill, died.
- land, who is at present pros
nookin II the mountains of Pogekega,
cal, - Unable to be located, and is in
sgnorane~of the sad news of his son.
In spite OF the fact of their being
strangers In this city. sympathy Is ex
tended from all sides, and willing
hands do all In their power to Tighten
their load of grief. The pall-bearers
were Howard and Harry Potter, Louis
Rector and John Peddler. The services
were short owing to the nature of the
disease. Rev. T. E. Jepson conducted
the services at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Potter.
H. H. Major Is in Albany, " Y. on
business.
Miss Anna Search, of South Canaan.
q the guest Of (Mr. and Mrs. Will Erik,
on North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Missett and chill
dren, of Schenectady. N. Y, are guests
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Mfssett, of Brooklyn street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Leonard and Mfxs
Sarah adcComb left yesterday for a
two weekS stay at Long Island Sound
Mrs. George Hughes, son and daugh-
ter, returned last evening from a few
Days stay with friends at Scranton
HONESDALE.
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