The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-10
ESQ FtIOna1 0f Easpeah to tI3e
I MeaaNF4a III Samuel WI. TRX-
Tor, by NI0rristOWn Lodge


MeamWTy IL Samuel WI. Fay
Tor, by M0rristOWn Lodge,
No. 231, f.. and A. NJ.
WaEIEA s. 1t has pleased the Great
| Architect of the Universe to call brother
lSAaEUEa~M. TAYLOR, = member of Geor-
gia Lodge No. -, from labor below to
Fefr eshHlen t aboves and
WHEREAS, Brother TAYLOR was init
.natelI knQsEn Ia the naambeFsa afmtlAis
Lodge, ana had greatly endeared himf
self 70 fhemf hyehis courtesy and q ma
ness in other years, Therefore, belt
Res0gqed, That Iii this dark dfspensa-
tionESee bow with humble resi- gna ION to
l7theE1ehestszo that Being who iss too
wise to err and too goed1 te1afliot With
u iss5s va sslongiv, That w. Ills bFetb
rem, iff4bred with deep sympathy. com
mend thesbereaveda ones of his am fcted
kfamily circle to the precious 1pnouises
contained in the w ord of God as their
solace in this the time Of their great af-
8 Rss6Iue5, Thirdly, .Thas as a token of
respect to the meniory of brother FAY
sIsOR, the members of this, Lodge. will
wear 81 thhe-p qe badge Of moaFning for
iRssoisss, Foutthly That the editor Of
the MoRRisFowN GAzikFFE be requested
to publish the same I4sifh request that
Atlanta, Gslsipapersiplesse copy. hsSaIq
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.afn Norris owns coRR he 10th 81 octo-
Der, 1875, Of ronsurnip ion, Mrs, ELLA u.
'JoHNsos, in the 10Th year Of her age.
The little space allotted to an Obituary
notice Shy far too short to speak Of al
the excelleneies of virtue aTd beauty of
CHARACTER. of this. highly .esteemed .hHt
now departed, saint, and although. iier
spirit has winged its way from cearth,
yet we have this consolation left us, that
she hassleft behind alagrs ard Christian ex-
ample Gpiety5 i'm patience. 1m1eekness
and forbearance.fsss's ssz
Mrs. ELIgAsE. JoHNsoN WasFthe eldest
daughter OF Col John, AZ and Mary "A.
Pryle. She was born in Chesterfield,
fessiens of religion in the 18th year of
her age, and united with, the Presbyte-
rian Church Mt Marion, Va. After re-
moving oatAisplace, asfew years since,
her membership was Transferred to Nor
ristown Presbyterian Church, in which
she -Femained1 go Hsistent memb eEiuntil
her DEATH FprrtwentY5 five years gshe
exhibited the life of a Christian, and
showed by her daily w:lik that she VAS
what she professed to be, an humble
child of .G0as1 There was about her that
calm s. and gs4htledsRREtmE sg9 thaE ehsEae
and go asseoas to allsySe6 ftswasah6se 'wllo
knew .llerSbest sthatslD veslonHdsrespected
her mos&, ModestFand sretiringa inaeX-
preston of opinion. yet fixed and firm
when Justice required that she Should
speakafo she was Kind, charitable, almost
to a fault,7 shffafnes alIerself from the
G0eanesGOf b err eaEty TofAentfm t0rlIe
impOsed, upon, By those who sought pleas
ure at her expense Patient. perseYer-
ing and Gf7tfring IN the discharge OF her
varied dmicsfnolifeys for nideIia of tlTe
supp D f llerself iandet%o daughters de-
pended upon her own exertion{ Though
i5Ddrihg Ter i9nE pfbffa Il 3 Illness
she bore her suifeFings With that Chris
tiau cfaEbeaEanee, patie9lceI and sHbfnis-
siOns and with that oheerfhlRe nfsspirit
which alone characterizes the Christian.
She had such strong assurance of the
goodness of God, at all times, that 1T e1f-
abledsh her TO he most cheerfGl eaFid pleas
ant gunderRtbe heaviest afflictioml 9Ak
though poor in, this life, as to the things
of earth, yet she has left her two .daugh-
tiers and numerous relations rich lega-
cy in an8example of piety and godliness.
p May thesIqoEd bless them and tlfeirs,
and enable them hy grace Divine, to
Initiate her bright example, and when
done with this sin-strieken world, join
in with her aud the happy sthrong of the
sedeemeds in fascribing praises toiGod
and. the Lamb forever and ieycr-sq So