The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-03

of erecting many of Shamokn's Oldest
buildings He served one term as chief
burgess.
Miss Cecilia y. Boland died at the nome
of her sister Mrs. Thomas FLYNN, Sd2
Providence road, Monday afternoon. Ihe
funeral will take place TINS morning at
O'Clock, lnterment in Hyde Park Cathc-
lie cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh, of 272G Main
avenue, Providence. died yesterday. Inc
funeral Will take place this afternoon at
80 o'clock. lnterment in Hyde Park
Catholic cemetery.
Albion Hallett, aged n years, died Mon
day at his home between Moscow ana
Daleville. He was married and is sur
Vived by his wife. The funeral Will take
vile Methodist Protestant church
William II. watson, formerly ana LOT
many years a resident of Susqnehanna'
where he was foreman in the ERIE shops'
died in New York on Friday afternoon
aged g. years. He is survived DN TN"
widow and two sons. The funeral VIII oc-
cur from the residence of c. f. Whitney,
in Susquehanna, this afternoon.
9-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Wat
llins, of Avoca, died yesterday morning
at o'clock after few weeks illness ol
brain fever. Deceased was the eldest OF
a family Of several small children The
| funeral will take place tomorrow after
| noon at o'clock. Services will be con-
| Quoted at the Primitive Methodist chuf'h
| Interment will be made in Marcy Come
terry.
David d. Phillips died Monday morning
| at his home at Gordon, Schuylkill county
| was conspicuous in Republican politics,
| local. county and state, having beeh
| school director, county chairman ana rep
| resentative. He was the leader of the
Welsh people of the Schuylktll region ana
| the representative OF the quay lacloIl'
| He was born in Wales fifty years ago.
!
The death of Michael Armand occurred
| last evening at about $50 O'Clock in the
| residence Of the deceased at l2O Linden
| street. Mr.. Armand was born IN Ger
| many eighty-four years ago ana Is sur
vived by wife and three daushters' "A"
| are Mrs. +. Mlchalpach' OF blhsAaHhlo"
Jacob Diess of Carbondale. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not yet peeh
| made.
|
Mrs Mary Dutty, aged 02 years uleu
| yesterday morning at hershome l6Oo Jack
| son street she was pofh III county H"i'
| way, Ireland, and came to Plttstoh Wheh
a girl, moving to Wilkes-Barre shortly al
terwards, where she resided untll less
than year ago. She is survived by one
brother. Martin Leydeh, OF New YORK
and daughter, Miss Mary l)u1lE, VINO re-
sided with her. The funeral VIII taE'
place Thursday morning AT S@o o'cloch
from St Paticks church. lntermeh'
will be made in Pittston.
Andrew Baumgarten' one OF PottsVllIe
builders, dropped over ana died IN a rev
minutes at ST. John the Baptist churcl
Sunday morning. Mr' BaumSarten wa
a victim of apopleNy. lie was ABOUT u
years old, was born in Germany, ana came
to this country when very young man
| He settled in PottsNllle IN the eafiy III
ties and established his business as
carpenter and builder. He put up man!
of the fine, substantial residences ah'
business places of PottsVllle ana sur
rounding towns and was generally yer!
prosperous.
Harry Bush, well known in this city
died at the City hospital, NilkeS-Barre
at o'clock on Sunday evening of a com
plication of diseases, after six weeks
illness. He was 4d years of age and cam
: to WilkesBarre from New York evenly
three years ago, securing employment Il
the clothing store of the late Simo
Jacobs. Later he opened hat store at 5
Public Square but meeting with reverse
, he was compelled to close and return t
clerking. For the past two years he ha
: been engaged in the accident and life IN
surance business. Deceased has no reIa
tives living except his father, who is a
| inmate of the Jewish home for old peopl
} in New York. The funeral was held yes
terday afternoon, with interment in tn
Jewish cemetery, at Hanover
,
The sad intelligence of the death of Mis-
I[ittie V Brown, of this city, at the nom
, of her sister, Mrs. Lawrence j. Kerrigar
in Massilon, o., was received here yes
terday. She left here Jan. Z last in TN
fun enjoyment of health and happy /
the anticipation of a pleasurable visit {
t two months among her relatives in tina
-, place and Cleveland, O. on the wa
u thither she contracted a cold, and With
= two days after her arrival she was stricf
y en- down with a serious bronchial illness
A revived