The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-06
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| James +. Judge of Scranton was Il
caller in town last evening.
Mrs. Martin O'ilara of Catasauqua
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Heston of the North End.
NJ. j. Reape is visiting friends in Phil
adelphia.
| Messrs. Frank Gavan, Neal Ruddy.
NJ. A. O'Malley, Nj. J. Lynott. w. l..
Bolin and L. II. Durkin of Scranton
! We're visitors i'm town on Tuesday eve
! ming.
Miss Annie Callahan, Miss Nellie
Reap and Brother Willie are spending
Il week ar Lake Ariel
Miss Teresa Battle Of Pittston Is visit
/ ing the Misses Gibbons.
Mrs. Brennan and daughter. Miss
Kate Brennan of Philadelphia, are Wis
iting at the Curran residence.
Miss Mamie Dunn of Plymouth is Wis
ting the Misses Nellie and Mamie
" Walsh of Grove street.
Mr.. Manning of Philadelphia has ac
Cepted II position rs tonsorial artist in
the establishment of +. T. Devcrs.
Miss Tillie MCCabe Of the North End
is sncnding Week with Putston
friends.
The funeral of the late Bartley Cur-
ran occurred yesterday morning and was
largely attended. Solemn high mass wa
celebrated at st. Mary's church by Rev.
j. J. Curan. brother OF the deceased.
Father McCahe was deacon and Father
Golden of Williamsport sub b-deacon.
The sermon was an eloquent discourse
and was preached by Rev Father Crane.
In the sanctuary were seated the Wliow-
ing clergymen Rev. Fathers Quinnan.
l.aveile and Dixon of Pittston. Rev.
Father Phillips of Plains, Rev. Father
Coffey. Nealon and Milane. Carbondale:
McNully of Scranton; Murphy and
Snoulter of Olyphant; Gerrity OF
Struudsburg: ke ernan of Parsons; Hosie
of Carbondale; Kelley and Broderick
of Wilkes Barre: Green Of Ashley:
Moushlin of Ovcrton: Hussey of Bent
ley Creek: Dolan of Dunmore; Mack of
Archbald: ORourke OF HaZleton:
Walsh of Moscow; O'Donnell of Par
sons: Rea of Sugar Notch Reilly and
Lynott of Jermyn: Dunn of Wilkes
Barre; Moiiitt of South Scranton:
O'Malley ot Kingston: Coroner of For
est city: Carmody and McAndrews OF
Scranton, and UBoyle, Ireland. The
masters Of ceremonies We're: MessrS.
James Holmes OF Carbondale. J. j.
ODonnel of Wilkes Barre and Francis
j. Clarke of Dunmore. The remains
were followed to the Avoca Catholic
cemetery by long cortege. The pail
bearers were Messrs. }. F. Mitchell and
j. r. Mclaughlin of Avoca; Nj. ii. Hfg-
gins James Hartnett, r. II. Durkin
and DR.. +. II. Kearny of Scranton. Al
the grave the B-nedictuS was sung by
Rev. Nj F. Crane and several other
priest. Many persons were present rom
a distance, among which were the fol-
lowing: Misses Ella Craig. Teresa Bat
tie. Lizzie. Kane. Mr. and Mrs. James
Fitzpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bohan.
Mrs. William Higgins. Mrs. John keat-
ing. Mrs. }. NJ Fay. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j.
Mcdonnell. Il. j. Conlan, Mrs. Biglan.
and Mrs. Manley of Pittston; Mr.. ana
Mrs Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Cur
ry of Plains: William O'Mulley, Charles
Muckin. Mr.. Marley. Mrs Martin Flah-
erty, Mrs. Michael Foy, Mrs. VIII Nc
Laughlin, Mrs. p Mclaughlin and Ed.
McIaughlin of Wilkes Barre: Nj. +.
Swift and John Colman of Dunmore:
Mrs. Thomas Mccain, Mrs. John Glib
ney of Ashley: Mr.. and Mrs ~. A. Hen
bricks of Jermyn; Hon. }. J. O'Neil.
Michael Moran, n. V. Powderly. jr., +.
/, Brown, r. f. HHghes. James Holmes.
l.. McCabc and Regina McCabe of Car
bundale, James Jordan Of Olyphant:
NJ +. Corcoran. Mr.. and Mrs. Geary
Dills of Duryea: =. A. Philbin. James
Mack, James Kearny of Archibald; Mr..
and Mrs. j. &. McAndrews, John Burke,
Redmond Roache. j. }. O'Boyle. Il. {.
Melvin. n. r.. Walsh. T.. j. McNally, j.
NJ. Casey. NJ. r. Flynn, NJ. j. Lyhott.
W. ,. Boland, John OBoyle. Dennis
Ruache. f. b. Brown. NJ. j. Kelly. John
X. Kelley. John McGowan. Dr.. O'Hara.
II. j. Kelley. Hon. J. f.. Roache. 7. V.
Cummings DR.. +. l.. McGraw. T. II.
Gilgallan. James White, Enos Flynn,
Samuel McEachon, Professor A. II.
OBoyle, j. J. O'Malley. Il. ii. Walsh,
Hon. II. l.. Mcdonald. J. J. Maghran.
A. J. Howley. John F. Murphy. II. T..
Duffy, Mrs. Thomas Lynott. Annie and
Agnes I.ynott of Scranton Thomas Cur
ran, John McKown. Mrs. James Ma
luney, Mrs. Ashworth of Newport News,
Va: Mrs Brennan and daughter, Miss
Kate Brennan of Philadelphia.
NJ. II. Collins has resigned his posi-
ton in connection with +. =. Devers'
tonsorial parlors and will In the near
future open parlur in the Newlin
block.
Mrs. Thomas Lynott and daughter
Annie of Providence We're callers in
town yesterday.
Misses Agnes Lynott and Nellie Cum
mings of Scranton spent the last few
days with friends here.