The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-10-27
OBITUARY.


ON Friday, after an illness of a weeks
duration. Deceased was an aunt of
Mrs. Samuel B. Morrison, of this
place. Mrs. Brundage was about so
years old and was born at Arlington.
Besides her husband she is survived
by three sons and two daughters;
also by three sisters and two broth
ers. The funeral was held from her
late home on Monday and interment
made at Arlington.
Mrs. James Mclaughlin died at
her home on Erie street Saturday
morning. The deceased was born
in Honesdale and resided at this
place the greater part of her life.
She is survived by two sons and
four daughters, John, James, Mrs.
VIM. Liebig, all of Port Jervis, Mrs.
A. c. Gawl of Forest City, Mrs. Will
liams, at home, and Mrs. Charles
Pethick, of Scranton. The funeral
was held on Tuesday morning from
st. Johns Catholic church and in
terment made in st. Johns ceme-
terry.
James H. Wells, who died at DIR.
Reed Burns hospital in Scranton
last week, was born in Susquehanna
county, December IL, 1880. He
was educated at Wyoming Seminary
and when a young man he went to
New York and was employed as
salesman in several of the largest
dry goods houses until he entered this
service of Uncle Sam as a soldier
in the Thirty-seventh, New York
regiment.
He was discharged in 1863 and
came back to Scranton suffering with
typhoid fever. He was employed in
the Office of clerk of the mayors
court of Scranton and later on the
organization of the county of Lacka-
wanna was a deputy prothonotary.
He was widely known for his genial,
kindly disposition and will be mourn
ed by great number.
Mr.. Wells lived during the sum-
mer months at Pleasant Mount. He
was we'll known and greatly respect
ed in Wayne county. He is survived
by Chas. H. Wells of Scranton, and
two sisters, Mrs. George Kraham, of
Pleasant Mount, and Mrs. Jared
Chittendeu of Scranton.
Mrs. Neattie Augenstine, of Green.
town, Pa, died on Oct. IS, 1909, at
Philadelphia. where she had been
taken for hospital treatment. She
had been ailing with dropsical
trouble for over year. She was
born April 10, 1856, in Greenfield
Pa. She is survived by her hus-
band, Joseph Angenstine, and five
daughters, Agnes and Josette, being
at home, while Florence, Lille, and
Edna, are married and reside in
Philadelphia. The funeral was held
at the Moravian church on Oct. %
and interment was in the new Nor.
avian cemetery, Rev. Webster Off
ciating. The choir of the Moraviar
church rendered three selections al
the church-"Looking This Way
Mother Thou are Gone to Rest,
christians Good Night" and at the
grave abide With Me-" She wa:
q ldlIulu VI WllS, uuOSI SAC0ll0u
mother, kind friend and neighbor
and in all a most estimable woman
She will be greatly missed not only
by her own family but the many wht
had learned to love her. The pro
, found sympathy of the entire com
munity goes out to the home anC
loved ones who have been so sadl!
bereft.
Miss Lizzie Buckland, we'll know
; and estimable resident of Fores
| City, passed away at the home of he
mother, Mrs. Fannie Buckland, il
the Allen block at $3.50 on Thursda,
morning. The immediate cause o
death was blood poison, but the de
/ ceased had been in poor health TO
3 the past four years. She was pa
= tient sufferer and sustained by dee
5 seated Christian faith her last hour