The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-06
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agl milm4z o'ellykp. 90. Or The
plig Cou.bc. from Fmnee.ujil teach ne
reieh language ilc viii also iustruct
eas, rs lhg village beginning Monday
les d. q nyor4be opportunity now
Tered Is persons wlshIut Is acquire The
gaea language lrm native teacher
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Ne regret q chronicle tie death &c Dr
Walker wai.fogerred 81 lhe residence
q BIT, son.in.mV Res George y iioarj-
man. DID. l,lugimnpiou n y, Novcn.
Der 2s IL tbs age OF ~ years. lie was
lam iu Woodstock, Conn, 10 1902 ne
ludnated a Andoycr ID 1921, was on.
aHcl Pastor 81 ne Congregational
hurgh ii ButWh, january l.t 1873, and
.llpr SUCCESSFUL pa,torate Of Ten wears,
ras dismissed March a. 1888. lle was
~ sccuud Pastor d the Congregational
hurrl. aud his death leaves Rev Dr. sea-
yer ut Brooklyn, n T., the ouly suryiy-
~ OK Pastor Of his church. Iii, remains
were brought TO ritl,nrd where his IA.
neral was attended on "Wednesday lie
caves a widow aul tlrce eons.--rR utland
/ independent
+ Dr walker was for many years Prcsi-
lcut Of The Board Of Trustees of the Sem.
mary ia Manchester, and punctual at
,cndant at lis anniversary
Z OBIru ,El Another Mother ia Israel
wc tru, believe, {, transformed from the
Home and Church OF Earth to the Home
and Church ia Heaven Mrs. NANCY
\ lsuVl was born ID Litchfcld, Co, Conn.
ia 1881, the tHughierof Robert Pierpotur
4 nd Lois Collins, who came into hi,
,oWu during Tie last decade Of the 1871
century
Nance wa married TO Ezra Isham, NJ
I D., ID 1901 paeliring physician d
large celebrity Wtil his death in 1855
uitcl with thc Congregational Clurc
ii this place IN 1901, and remained ere
or Gyeyems ucr the death Of her hus.
baud For the most part since, she In.
lived 10 che flniy VI her daughter, Mrs
BRADLEY, ia Duukilk, n. Y. There sh,
died ia tie fail aud calm triunphs Of thu
4 Christians faith though with uatura
powers somewhat abatcd Nov 29th
aged Sc Years
She ever desired to retain her connec
With the church OF her spiritual birth
aud charged her children to convey hcr
mortal Remains here, TO be bare By thl
-ide Of kiudrrd dust This request, il
lie most fliat manner, was complied with
her sous, lion 'ierppint I,ham aud wife
land Edwin isham ana Mrs CAROLYN,
Bradley accompanying thcm here, aud
attending Item 10 the resting place until
be morning Of The Resurrection
Tie Pastor Of the Church with few
slider friends Of the family, attended them
lto Bclwood Cemetery, and with a lew
word, in behalf Of The Church accepted
,lir sacred declared how tender
ner memory had hccn cherished By IA,
,ldcr members ud how all that knew
her, rcpered her for the soui dncss Of hei
Faith in The Word Of God, her marked
womany qualities her high intellectual
,biliry, and finely balanced Christian,
character for &C Years.
Mrs l-mn WIS sister Of the late
\ Mrs. GOV Richard skinner.
Blessed are lhe dead that die in the
Lord"
The following letter has been receive
ed BY Dr. Osmu. Of this village, from
Van ". Br5ekway, Vile removed from
tli- place to East Tennessee few week,
since, which wc publish euire, dliuking
I q may O. Of Interest TO our readers, and
tie mang Friends Of Nj Brockwav IN
I tli. section.
Ii0sfg,uLrE, T. TENNEssEf.l
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