Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-21
DIED

IN the city of Mineral Point, the 18th instant.
aft or short Illness, Mrs. M,RGARET IvEY, wife of
Henry Iyey. Aged about rs years. fat. a IL,
In the town Of Mineral Point, on the ing Of
the 9TH instant, Mr. JAMES ID. PAYDoS Aged 80 years
In the town of Ridgoway. on Friday, March 18th,
a1s6', ANNE McGRAHAM Aged Ii years. aTyfef
In Jennie teton. Iowa County, the 11th instant
Mrs. MARGABEr REESE, W ife of Walter Reese, late
of Fayertc, La Fnyette County. Aged As years
She lived by the maxm-"Do unto others as You
would that others should do unto you." She will
be missed by many beside her relatives and friends.
Darlington Union please copy. s1alfa !"
In Mineral Point. of congestion of tho brain, on
Saturday March 10th, 1867, Rev. Jons ToAy, aged
about 40 years ee fHse g4sd t1s.r nlivr 4
At a special meeting of Amictia Lodge. No. 43 i. O.
of e. t. held March 10th, 1867 at the Lodge in
the village of Dodgevle, Bros Otis wrigglesworth,
aud Ashley were appoated committee to draftreso-
uions expressive of the of this Lodge upon the
occasion of the death Of Bro John Toay. e9 fnes
Said committee reported the following resolutions
which were motion adopted s9l sd 2Tsd
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Almighty. in the dis
pensation of Al-wse Providence to remove our Ia
mented Brothei Rev. JoIN ToAY, w. G. T. of Emery
lodge No 3l, of Mineral Point from the sphere Of
his h,bors earth to that eternal rest alore and
the unf,igned aft ction Order and friends
entertained for him, demands from us expression
Of our feelings this monrnfGl occasion, therefore
Resorcd, That while we bow with submission to the
decree of Omnpotence which has called him hence.
deeply and sincerely depore his lss and will cher
ish his memory in our hearts and revere and emulate
his virtues. BY his death beloved Order is depri-
we'd of member jealous true, and faithful ,seciety
of who in life discharged with uprightness and
fidelity his trust a hand his family of an af-
fectionate husband. kind and indugent father. M
ResMUed, That the moral rectitude which eharac-
terizcd him in the several relations of life his nm
wearied labors in the good cause and his unblemised
Christian character examples worthy Of oar i'm
itaton. Stricken in the prime of life with an incu-
rable disease the icy hand Of death pressing heavily
upon him. he bore his aflIicton with Christian forth
tudc being in death as in e an ornament to the Or
der of which he was a worthy member. y g ffs. 7
Resolred, That we deeply deplorc AMI sincerely la
ment the afction thus sent to the fond wife beloved
children and other relatives of our late Brother and
tender them sympathy and confidence on the ir-
reparable loss they have sustained. Efg
Resolred, That the stands and desks of this Lodge
be draped in mourning, IN memoriam.
Resored That this lodge attend the funeral Of the
deceased, at Mineral Point tomorrow at 2 O'Clock
p. fr
Resolred, That the Dodgevillo CnEoNIcLE, Mineral
and Nortleesern Adrancc be requested to publish
these resolutions. a fff4fiit 5tfta sffftrtfsets
Resolred That the Secretary be instructed TO fur
nsh copy of the foregoing resolutions to the family
of the deceased and to Emery Lodge, and that they
be recorded at length in the Journal of this Lodge.
b. La ORyILLE STRONG, VS..
The following resolutions were passed at special
| meeting of Emery Lodge, No. 81 of Mineral Point
of the of that meeting in relation to
the death of Bro. Toay Ass
WHEREAS, Our estee ned Brother and Worthy Chief
Teinpar, JoHN ToAy, most worthy and efficient and
highly esteemed member If Emery Lodge No. 81 has
been suddenly removed by death I; and
WHEREAS, The long and faithful services Of onr de-
ceased Brother call upon us to give some tribute OF
respect to his memory, therefore, edt
Resolred, That in the death of Bro. ToAy, this
Lodge and the community of which he has been an
esteemed citizen sustain great less Ills genial and
warm heart eloited not only respect. bnt love and
alteration from all who knew him. Ills christian
life was above reproac and although his death was
sudden we have the utmost faith that Brother is
now in the presence of his Maker, and that he has
received the plaudit: well done, good and faithful
servant; thou hast been faithful over few things,
will make thee ruler over many. y 4s13 q at1H y
Rfsolred That the members OF this Lodge wear the
badge of mourning thirty days. Vs. fg ff
Resolcyd That the .sympaihies Of the members OF
this Lodge be extended to the bereaved widow chill
dren and relatives of deceased Brother and that
copy of these resolutions be sent to each Of them.
Resqired, That the members this Lodge in a body
attend the funeral and the body of the deceased BROTH
the grave. and that Lodge Soega be draped
in mourHing for thirty days, ao rcf
Resolred, That both papers Of this city, the Dodge
VILE CHRONICLE, the Wisconsin Chief and the North
esern Adrace be requested to publish there rssolu-
tions, usf sl Et r4fE asefn
Dated Emery Lodge No. Bill Mar 18th, 1867
THOMAS T. CARKEEK, I ~
wM. II. PECK. Committed
3 $3.50 SIDNEY C0TTERELL, to draft
A. S. MITCHELL, Resolutions.
r. CHARLES EVANS,