. Commemorative record biografico di nordest della Pennsylvania: comprese le contee di Susquehanna, Wayne, luccio e Monroe, contenente Biografie di personalità e di rappresentante dei cittadini, e molti dei primi si stabilirono le famiglie. ix i luoghi in cui i servizi sono stati detenuti, essere-tween Mosca e il Delaware Water Gap, andthese luoghi che ha visitato regolarmente e a loro cele-brated mass. Nel dicembre 1882, egli è stato trans-cesso a San Pietro cattedrale, Scranton, Penn.nel 1883 ha trascorso un certo numero di mesi a Susque-hanna, mentre Padre Slattery, poi il parroco di San Johns, è stato in Europa per il suo hea

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. Commemorative biographical record of northeastern Pennsylvania: including the counties of Susquehanna, Wayne, Pike and Monroe, containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and many of the early settled families. ix places where services were held, be-tween Moscow and the Delaware Water Gap, andthese places he regularly visited and at them cele-brated mass. In December, 1882, he was trans-ferred to St. Peters Cathedral, Scranton, Penn.In 1883 he spent a number of months at Susque-hanna, while Father Slattery, then the pastor of St.Johns, was in Europe for his health, and in July, 1885, Father Slattery being no longer able to ad-minister to the Church at that place. Father Brod-erick was transferred from Scranton to Susque-hanna and appointed its irremovable rector. Im-mediately upon his arrival he took active steps toclear off the debt upon the new church, which wasover $10, 000. This he accomplished to the grati-fication of all. Gifted with rare powers as aspeaker, supplemented by a finished education, heis one of the most pleasing and popular of speak-ers, and always commands the closest attention ofhis audience. St. Johns Church, of which he ispastor, has a connected history of more than half. /ft*. (? A ^^^u^ COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 201 a century. The Catholic Church of Susquehannahad its origin at Lanesboro in 1874. At that timeall of this part of the country was embraced inSilver Lane parish, with Very Rev. John V.( )Reilly as pastor. In the beginning of the yearFather OReilly frequently visited this locality andcelebrated mass in several private houses, namely:Dennis McDonalds, Henry Williams and JohnLarkins. Stephen Maroney, a young man then inthe employ of the railroad company, assisted inserving mass at these places. A little later in theyear a church was erected. It was two storieshigh, the upper part being used for a school, andstood on the upper side of the road, nearly oppo-site the present site of the graded sch

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