The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09
DIED.

FENIMoRE,-sm on the evening of Febru-
airy &, JOHN w, FENlMoRE in the 10th year of his
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
dence, in Beverly, N j., on Monday the llth Instant
at 10 o'clock A. M.l
FRAME-On the morning of the 5th instant,
GEORGE FRAME, the son of Anna Maria and the
late John Frame, in the S7th year Of his age.
Ivory and Bone turner's of the city, are respectfully
No ilSs Myrtle street below Poplar on sunday after,
noon at l O'Clock. Services az TwelJhr street M. ~
chanics' Cemetery.
E on noa the q 79 pstSp st Mrs
Kennedy, in the SSth year OF her age
=, The relatives and friends OF tho family, also the
to attend the funeral 0 from The residence 7 OF her
street, on sunday afternoon at IL O'Clock.
RAYNER.-wILLIAM RAYNER on Friday, the
Sth instant in the list ro year Of his hi, age age also tho
Rising sun Lodge; l. C o. Of o. F., and The Order in
from his late residence. Cinnaminton street, above
Washington. Manayunk Twenty-irst Ward, on Tues
Cemetery.
REEXE$; the morning Of the sth instant,
Reeves, in the 9th year of his age.
The relatives and friends en- Of the family are respect
Of his father No: 7e5 Eighth street, on rhird-day
notice. ="
sHoIsNBERGER.-At Germantown. February 5,
Margaret L. shoenberger, aged II months.
me funeral will take place on sunday, at O'Clock
THOMAS.-In this city, on the sth instant, ELL
MOOD w, eldest son OF Jonathan and Mary Ann
Due notice will be given of the funeral
WARD,-On the 7th instant, MICHAEL WARD, in
The relative; and friends Of the family, also the
S I1tes 3e o ~ sna ANNA G b un0n are
residence OF his brother. John Ward, No. "a Bridge
ther notice. Interment Al cathedral Cemetery. ''
OBITUARY Y-DERINGER
Respectfully inscribed to the memory of Mrs ELIZA
DERINGlGR, lamented wife OF Mr. Henry Deringer,
OF this city. who departed this life on fhe 18th OF
January, 1867; With undoubted faith and patient
RESIGNATION , she Tssigned into the hands of her
confirmed in the security Of conscious virtue that the
wS NOT Of the nee but the completion and CON
and love were - sentiments that filled and animated
faculties that She might do honor 10 her God her
country and herself Possessed of temper that
nothDg coud ru1ile hewarm kindness which nothing
could chill & the bounding spirit OF affection which
into the scar or yellow leaf but the perpetual spring
OF neYeriaing succession OF fragrance and beauty
ship and sympathy deeply felt and strongly expressed
TO d az %hS sought IT, P0Puary distng1shed as
the faithful wife and counsellor OF half century or
and fortune) she held their very heart-strngs win
| sweet and tender force, shedding q lively and
the. cherished mother but a short time ago sealed
es Sme GTie on ars Sons and
sunk into dreamless repose. Around her devoted
| chaste. and permanent. We condole with the aged
husband, and children, whose hearts, although
rowing, kindles az the mention of one loving and
So6 If there be a thought within our breast.
One pure, deep feeling holier than another
One spot in memory dearer than the rest,
Weep no more; she is at rest. The light OF immor
tally with rays softer than the tinls OF spring,
unnumbered joys and visions OF celestial lOveiiness
ehe s Rs"f % oy Gl rtSos to glad
solemn shades of Laurel HIM. and the spirit in our
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