The Republican journal., 1882-01-26

lpunces the death OF Mrs. Ann, widow of the late
FxGov. Crosby, who died suddenly at the resi-
eaea of her son-in-law, John Hitchcock, Es lin
Boston. on Tuesday night last She was visiting
her children in her usual health, when she met with
, severe accident by falling down stairs producing
fracture of the hip, which injury in persons of
uet axe is likely to have fatal result. The maiden
..iac NJ Mrs Crosby was Ann NJ. Patterson Her
.u.,r was Captain Robert Patterson 4th, who
Va- h >on Of one Of the original settlers of Bel
r-. She was married in 1881 Her children were
Aluc. wife of Col Richard Chenery, Sarah, wife
%. John Hitchcock, of Boston, William, the eldest
SIM resident in Belfast, George and Fred, both
rreutly deceased, and Horace, Il resident of Nc
,a.sport, Pa. Mrs. Crosby was Il lady of rare
umpll-hmentS and great loneliness of charac-
vho had been through her life devoted
pnate to her distinguished husband, as well
" most loving and tender mother. But for
M. unfortunate accident by which she was over
s.u HE might have been spared many years as
ut.rt II her friends and an ornament to society.
Iut CITIZENS TEMPERANCE MEETING The
..-4ti weekly meeting was held sunday afternoon
.Ha Unitarian church and was largely attended.
No uev faces We're noticed, which shows that
.r Pslfje arc becoming more and more interested
uatttr. These meetings have already pro
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h.ra r.anll, IN life. SHE Il otherwise actjve
tn mia8 H.r husband -houldered III
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.~I- a4 -it receives from Government pension
.4a.l--t aa.trs d year for his patriotism in his
Mrs. Mary II. Smart, whose maiden
ISIS C.t,-. was horninNtw Chester now HID
+ d.. ~eisl l5ti, 4-yl, was married Dec l4th 1909
.a, H rel d oersport then Prospect, in $50.