The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-03

residing for a time on the West Side.
Twelve years were spent by MN IN the
west during the thirty-five years ne
has lived in America. He IS survived
by his wife and two grown sons, DAVID
and Thomas, and a brother, DAVID. his
brother lives in ST. Louis, and the
Youngest son, David, resides in llllnols'
Thomas, the elder son, Is in South
America. The funeral services VIII pe
held at the home, probably on Wedhes-
day. and interment will be made IN
Washburn Street cemetery.
Miss Name L. Gaynor daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Gaynor and the late fat-
rick ]. Gaynor, died Friday night at the
family home $40 North Lincoln ave-
nue.. She had been ill for ABOUT
month with pneumonia to whlch her
system was susceptible by reason Oh
the enfeebling after effect of a severe
attack of the grip. Up to the time or
her illness she had been in charge or
the Keyser Valley branch Office or the
Central Pennsylvania Telephone ana
Supply company, of which her brother,
James L. Gaynor is n local superln-
tendent. The deceased was twenty
four years of age and was born in this
city, having passed all her days in the
locality in which she died. She was
an eatimable young lady, possessing
the finest qualities and having the nap
by faculty of making and retaining
friends. To heI family her untimely
death is a most sad bereaYcmenc and
to her legion of young friends 1t is a
cause of sincere mourning. Those who
knew her best loved her most and to
| these intimate friends her death Will
| he as that of a sister Besides her
| mother, five brothers and five sisters
| survive her. They are: John, Thomas,
| James L., Joseph, William and Misses
Margaret, Nellie, Winifred, Agnes arr
Genevieve. The funeral will take place
| tomorrow morning at 8 ociocl. \
high mass of requiem will be celebrated
| at st. PatricN'S church and interment
will be made in Hyde Park Ca:hCljc
cemetery.
After a few days illness with pneu-
monia Sister Mary Martin died Satur-
day at Laurel Hill academy, Susque-
| hama. Before entering the convent she
was Miss Maggie Boland, daughter of
Mrs. Michael Boland, of Archibald.
| She was born in that borough April
6, 1868. On March 49, 1892 she entered
| st. Rose Novitiate, Carbondale and on
| November %, 1892 she received the
white veil. September l. 1S93 she was
transferred to st. Johns Parochial
| school, Pittston, where she taught until
| June 26, 1894. January /, 1895, she re-
turned to CarbOndale and took the
| final VOWS, after which she went to
| Laurel academy, where her last earth
ly work was performed Her funeral
will take place this morning at 10
| o'clock from st. Johns church, Susque-
hanna.
Mrs. Nora Hines, mother of School
Controller Hines, of Pittston, died sud
denly at $3.50 Saturday afternoon. She
was on her way to visit a neighbor
| Mrs. John Walsh, when she was over
come by heart trouble and had to be
| carried to her home, where she expired
| soon afterwards. Mrs. Hines had been
for more than forty years a resident
Of Pittston. The funeral will take
place this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ]. Mclaughlin,
| OF SO4 Scranton street, mourn the
| death of an infant child, who died yes
| terday morning. No funeral arrange
ments have been made as yet. Mr.. Nc
| Laughlin is the well known hotel pro-
| prietOr of Scranton street.
Miss Mary Henahan died Saturday
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thomas Henahan, of 5l3 Emmett
| street. She was % years of age and
was very popular young woman. Her
| death is greatly regretted.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
| owens, of 354 North Rebecca avenue,
| died last evening at the family resi-
| dence Funeral announcement will be
| made later.