The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-04-21

muuih. 'OcCShb6u WAS DOTu ~ DeACu
Lake in 1855, and resided in Wayne
county number Of fyears. Besides her
husband she is survived by the follow
ing brothers Chas. F. Bullock, Of
Honesdale; w. H. Bullock, of Los
Angeles, CAL, and Hamlin L. Bullock,
of WaYmart.
James Flanagan died at his home in
Scranton on Saturday morning. De-
ceased was forty-nine years of age. He
was born in Honesdale and resided in
this place for a number of years. He is
survived by two brothers and two sis
ters, Richard, of Clarion, Ohio, Chris
topher and Mary, of Honesdale, and
Catherine, of New York. The funeral
was held Monday afternoon, with inter
ment in Scranton. ...
Montgomery R. Dodge died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. George
S. Woolsey, in Livingston Manor,
Sunday morning. April 4th, from
the effects of Bright's disease and
heart trouble, with which he had
for several years been severely
afflicted. He was born at Westfield
Flats-lately known as Rockland,-
and spent his entire life there. He
was in his 73d year. He leaves two
brothers, D. I. Dodge and NJ. N.
Dodge, of Rockland; and three sis
ters-Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston Of
Livingston Manor; Mrs. Mary j.
Lewis Of Hawley, Pa; and Mrs. M.
d. Fuller, of Mountain View, N. j.
Adelbert Alphonsus Barrager, of
Lake Como, this county, died at
O'Clock Friday morning last at
Emergency hospital, Carbondale, Of
heart trouble. He had been in the
hospital four weeks. The deceased
was born at Lake Como flfty-six
years ago. He is survived by five
sisters and two brothers, as follows:
Emma, of New York city; Hattie, Of
Binghamton; Mrs. e. M. Knight, Of
Middletown, N. Y; Mrs. ]. Jaycox of
Lake Como; Mrs. A. M. Roup, of
Perry, N. Y; Frank, of Carbon
dale, and Silas, of Clifford. The re-
mains were removed to Lake Como.
Burial was made at Davenport,
this county.
Mrs. Patrick Kearney died on
Thursday night, April 18th, 1909,
at her home in Carbondale. She
had been in i'll health for the past
three years, but it was only Sun
day night that she was obliged to
take to her bed and after that time
her condition gradually grew worse
until the untimely summons came.
Mrs. Kearney was born in Homes
dale. Her maiden name was Mary
O'Hara. She was fifty-eight years
of age and for the past thirty-seven
years had been a resident Of Car
bondale. She was woman OF
many pleasing qualities and her
happy and genial disposition won
for her great admiration and af-
feetion. She was a devout member
of st. Rose church and was identi-
fed in the activities of several of the
organizations affiliated with the
church. Besides her husband, the
following survive: One son, Frank;
and daughters, Margaret, Mrs. Pat.
rick Sullivan, of Dundaff street;
Beatrice, Nellie, Katie and Sadie
Her brothers are: Michael O'Hara
of Pleasant Mount, and sisters, Mrs
Joseph White, of White Valley. this
county; Mrs. John Haggerty, OF
Carbondale; and Mrs. Michael Con.
molly, of Forest City. The funeral
was held on Monday morning. A
requiem mass was celebrated at ST.
Rose church, and interment was
made in st. Rose cemetery.
William L. Bates died at the
Emergency hospital in Carbondale
on Thursday last shortly after one
O'Clock. Death was due to an OBJ
struction of the bowels. Three
weeks prior to his death Mr.. Bates
fell while assisting to load ice al
McLaughlin's pond and it is thought
that the shock to his nervous sys.
tenn led up to the immediate cause
of his sudden death. He was about
for several days following the &C.
cident and was then confined to the
house. Several days before his
death he was taken to the Emer'
gency hospital but the doctors were
unable to give him relief. Mr.
Bates was one of the best knowr
residents of Forest City. He wal
born in Wayne county and wal
sixty-three years old the 10th o.
last August. He came to Fores
City about twenty years ago an,
was always active in the life of tn,
community. He was at differen
times street commissioner and
member of the police force. Hi
death was great shock to his man,
friends and acquaintance. MI
Bates was twice married. His frs
wife was Celia Van Meter, to WHOM
he was married March 18, 1870
She died nine years ago this sum
mer. On the 28th of November
1905, he was united in marriage t