The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-16
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The funeral of the late Councilman
Cahaney took place yesterday morning
and was largely attended. In the cor
tege were the members of the Jermyn
borough council and the Young Mems
Institute, both of which organizations
he was a member. The remains were
taken to Sacred Heart church, where
requiem mass was celebrated and a
sermon delivered by the pastor, Rev. j.
j. Dunn. The offertory 20 Salutaris"
was sung by Frank McAndrew, and as
the remains We're being taken from the
church Miss Kate McGovern sang
Flee as Il Bird" There We're IL num-
Der of beautiful floral gifts, among them
IL pillow of red carnations underneath
a cross of white carnations, the gift of
the Young Mems Institute. The pail
bearers were: Charles Cannon, Patrick
Mulalley, Henry McCloskey, Michael
McCarty, John Mulalley and Peter Mar
tin.
The flower bearers We're John j. Nee
han, George Hart, Fred Clemon and
Martin Farrell. Interment was made
at Archibald.
At the last meeting of Monsay's tribe,
No. 1914, Improved Order of Red Men,
District Deputy Great Sachem William
j. Toman raised to their respective
stumps the following officers: Prophet,
William Dave: sachem, George Cud-
lip; junior sycamore, Edward Dave:
senior sycamore, David Harris; chief
of records, w. J.. Toman; keeper OF
wampunl, Eosmer Fowler; collector of
wampum, John w. Jones; first sannap,
Fred Dave; second sannap, Martin
Moyles: guard of wigwam. Christo-
pher Whitney; guard of forest, Will
liam Morcom; warriors, William Whit
ley. William Jones. William Bennett,
William Newberry: braves, w. II. Ten
mis-, Joseph Beckwith, George Beck
with, William Seymour; representative
to great council. Samuel Penny.
The funeral of the late Thomas p.
Williams took place yesterday after
noon and was attended by large num-
ber OF the friends of the deceased man
and fully two hundred members Of the
Delaware and Hudson Keg fund. Ser
vices were held at the family home
and We're conducted by Rev. Jonathan
Davis. of Forest City, who delivered a
forcible and impressive address. Among
the floral gifts was a beautiful pillow
with the inscription "Father." The
pallbearers, who were chosen from the
society We're: David Elkins, George
Pendred, David Thomas, William Orm-
ston. Patrick Loughney and Alexander
Bruce.
William Sheuster, of South Main
street, was seriously injured while at
work in the Erie collery yesterday
morning by the jumping off the track
of n mine car which squeezed him
against n pillar. He was brought to
his home in the ambulance and attend
ed by Dr.. Van Doran, of Archibald.
Several of his ribs are broken and one
of his lungs punctured. His condition
is quite serious,
Another meeting of the promoters of
the Cooperative store movement was
held in Windsor hall last evening. 1t
was decided to name the association
THE Union Cooperative Store of Jer-
myn." The following We're appointed a
committee on by-laws: Martin Steph-
ems, Fred Dave. Joseph Beckwith, |
James Tucker, William Washington,
Fred Van Sickle and Nicholas Bennett. |
Another meeting will be held next week. |
There will be a meeting of the First |
Aid society in Windsor hall this even
ing
The directors of the Cemetery as |
sociation will meet tonight at the office |
of the secretary
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p, Kirlin, G. \. |