The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-05-12


Barre. He had also received the
orders of the second and third clas-
ses of st. Ann; third and fourth
classes of St. Vladymer and had
been made an arch priest in the
church. Although the rules of his
church permitted him to marry, he
did not avail himself of that privi-
lege.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Fuller, wife of Nathan
Fuller, passed away at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Alice Bennett, in Port
Jervis ut l:30 o'clock on Thursday after
noon, April 20, 1909, of a complication
of diseases, aged 7S years. Deceased
was born in White Mills, Wayne coun-
ty, Pa, and was the daughter of VIM.
Randolph and Laura Brink. Her early
life was spent in that vicinity, and in
1849 she was united in marriage with
Nathan Fuller at Flatbrookville, Sussex
county, N. j. They afterwards lived in
Rowland and LackawaXen and for 3S
years were residents of Milford. For the
past six years they had lived in Port
Jervis. The surviving relatives are her
husband of Port Jervis; three sons,
George, of Brooklyn, Stacy, of Port
Jervis, and Samuel ", of Milford five
daughters, ,sMrs. George Hattler, of Pc TT
Jervis Mrs. Fred. Skinner, of New
York, Mrs. Kate Brogan, Miss Frances
Fuller and Mrs. Alice Bennett, of Port
Jervis ;three sisters, Mrs. Henry Turner,
of Hawley, Mrs. David Bishop and Mrs.
Jason Fuller, of Honesdale. The funer-
al was held from the house Sunday af
ternoon, May I'd, at O'Clock. Rev.
Uriah Symonds conducted the services.
Interment in Milford cemetery.
Thomas Farley died at his home
in Cherry Ridge on Tuesday of
last week, and his funeral services
were very largely attended on
Thursday last. The many floral
offerings rendered by appreciative
and sorrowing friends bore elo-
quent testimony to the high regard
in which he was held. A requiem
mass was celebrated in the Canaan
church, by Rev. Thomas Hanley,
pastor of st. Johns Catholic church,
Honesdale, after which burial was
made in the Canaan cemetery. The
pail bearers were John Rack, Will
liam Sheebey, John Curran, James
Burnett, James Maryland, and Thos.
Burns. The funeral was attended
by a large number of relatives and
friends from Carbondale, Mayfield,
Scranton, and other points in Lack
awanna county, as we'll as from
Pleasant Mt, Honesdale and other
places in Wayne.
Mrs. Eliza Peters, widow of the
late Myron j. Peters, passed away
at her home on Fifteenth street on
, Friday morning, May 7th, 1909
Deceased was born in Berlin town
, ship, and was about 60 years OF
, age. On Thursday Mrs. Peters in
tended to spend the day in Scran'
ton and while in the act of leaving
her home in the morning she was
stricken with apoplexy, which prov
ed fatal on the following day. Mrs
Peters is survived by two sisters
= Misses Jennie and Elizabeth Cort
/ right. The funeral services were
y held at the house Sunday afternoon
: Rev. DR.. William H. Swift officiat
= ing, and the remains were theI
= taken on the 1850 p. m. Erie traiI
4 to Franklin, Venango county, wher,
!, interment was made.
S Miss Susan Keen, highly respect
a ed young lady of this place, died a
4 the home of her parents, Mr.. an,
d Mrs. Fred l. Keen, of Dyberr
e Place, on Friday morning, May Z
e 1909, after a two years illness o
lung trouble. Miss Keen was borl
in Honesdale thirty years ago, an
she is survived by her parents, tw
sisters, Miss Cora, at home, an
T. Miss Rena, of Orange, N. j., an
two brothers, Fred c., and Ebe
- P. Keen, of Honesdale. The fu
eral was held on Sunday afternoon
4 the services being conducted
n Rev. DR., w. H. Swift.
C Mrs. Francis Perry, wife of Fred
e erick Perry, died at her home q
It Hoadleys, Cherry Ridge township
on Wednesday, May 5th, at tn
u age of twenty-five years. The fur
q eral was held on Friday afternoo
Il last.
I. There will be no vesper service
n at st. Johns Lutheran church mex
o,,ont.-