Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-25
ODrrunry.
Missouri Jane. infant of Mr.. Jas. E.
and Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Grinnslds, died near
on 18th inst.

Missouri Jane. infant of Mr.. Jas. E.
and Mrs. Lizzie M.Grinnlds, died near
Temperanceville on 18th inst.
Beulall MAJ, daughter OF MI. Smith
T., and Mrs. Sallie I. Martin, after a
protracted illness of a compile alton of
diseases following diphtlrrI:., died on
the 3Oth Of October, 1890. Little Beau
lah was fIom-birth Il delicate. fair. gen.
lie child; flower too fragile and pure
for earth. and ere the frnsts Of seven
winters had passed, she was taken from
this to a better. brighter cline. where
her immortal. happy spirit Will ever hask
in the genial sunlight OF Heaven.
May this afflictipg dispen .atinn nf An
allwiSe Providence hut tend 10 work ont
for the nereav ed father and mnther IA
far more exceeding and eternal weight
OF glory" A FRIEND.
Mrs. joyce E. Willis, willow of Ed
warl T.. Willis, deceased, after an i'll
ness Of many month. from comrlica-
tion Of diseases, died last Monday, a.
the home of herdaughtpr, Mrs. Ino. NJ.
West. Bell Haven. on her sixty third
hirtlnlav. and after funeral services
held over her. conducted bv Rev. j. T.
Moore. of VI. +. Church, South, Of
which she had hepn a lifetime member.
was inferred IN tile family burying
ground near Keller. Fnnr sons. Zorro.
Jnn. b., Edward L., and George Willis.
and five daughters, Mrs. T. T. Wescott,
Mrs. Jno. M. West. Mrs. II, G.. John
son. Mrs. 1'hos. Addison and Miss
Sllie Willis. survive her and income
more sincerely symlmthise5 with them
in ti,eirdpep SORROW than the E.litnr of
this paper. AS relative of the de-
CEASED. her home was his home AMI an
intimate association with her from
Infancy enables us to sly That in all the
relations of life she ischalgr,l all Is
duties well. A devoted wife. Affection
ate mother, sincere fiientl, SHE received
in return the affection aud cnnlidence
Of all who knew her and by them will
long be held in tenuler remembrance.
Rev. Joshua Humphreys, died at
Belle Haven, list Sunday. aged II
years, from the effects of paralysis, with
which ir was attacked on the 18th inst.
y tailor by occupation. he aud Andrew
johnson, afterwards President of the
United States. were iuurneyman in the
slme slnp. hut lmtll aspirttl To some
thing higher and left it about the same
;iIne-ile one for tile service ut his
NaStrl--tIlp other fur tile Earthly re-
WA is that lie afterwards attained.
Tie record of Mr.. .luhnsUn. is IL matter
If history hut that of He suiIrct nf this
notice, thnngl, less Militant as the
world estimates it. Suffers not by com
pariscn In The humber walk If life
which Mr.. Humphreys selected hr act
ed we'll his part AMI the general verdict
is that gonl man lGlS gone tn his re-
wHrl. He WAS with orr exception,
Rev. j. w. 4. tlliott. We believe. the
last of the line Of local preachers. tn
which the Methodist Church If TIE
Eastern Shore is Indebted for a large
share of its prosperity. Three Suns.
Thomas. Jnslllrl and William IiunplI-
teys, and IL daughter Mrs. !. n. Il.
Savage. survive him.
Mrs. Margaret S. Wrscntt, sister of
Mr.. Thomas &. Pitts. died at the home
of her sou. Mr.. Jos. e. Wescutt, near
.Isclle Haven. last Monday. aged IS
years. Two SONS, Joseph e. and 1nhrrt
Wescott. and Two daughters, Mrs. z.
IS. Foster. Washington, ID. g.. and
Mrs. Sue -. OF l1altimnre. survive
her. Sue WAS very estimablt lady and
her DEATHS sincerely mourne,l even ut
her rire old age, by large circle of
relatives and friends o.. the Eastern
Shore.