Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-10
MRS. SARAH A. TYLER

Seldom does II fall 10 the lot ii one tu-rs.Ju Ia
b- in such circumstances Of bereavement A. has
befallen MIR. William C. Tyler OF Washington
y. G. Last week our columns contained the oblt
uary Of his next younger brother, Edward Royal
Ty l-r, and this week VIZ announce the death Of
his aged mother. Nor is this all for Immediate
ly after the funeral services Of his brother in
Washington on "Wednesday the LIST inst he went
10 the bedside Of his wifes mother. Nlrs t;eorge
b. Hall OF kent, Litchfeld county Conn who
lied the same evening Hardly had this second
funeral bern finished when he was called to the
bedside OF his dying mother who joined her
loved ones at $50 p n, Friday. April g. at the
ripe old age OF 81 years q months
sarah Ann BOardman, the eldest daughter ,f
DEACON Joseph BoarJiman and Anna Meigs Board
man was $, born ~ Middletown, Conn, September
", lHS When p years Of age she was married Ia
Rev. Edward Royal ryler tnini son Of the lar.
chief Justice Royal Tyler Of this state and tow n
and brother Of Hon. Royal Tyler, 50 we'll kn own
ham county '
AZ the time Of her marriage her husband MAS
s-ttru 10 Mlddletown as pastor Of the South Con.
greRatlonal church. They afterward moved siir.
tsSsively 10 COlebrOnk. Hartford aud New Haven
where Mr.. Tyler founded the New EnglanIrr ,f
Mhich he was the editor at the time II his death
va los'' leaNinR ms widow with five children She
remained In New Haven, educating her children
nntll, having seen them all in the way Of prnvti
ing Tor themselves, she cam. Ia Rrattl-h.,r, h,
s1' TO assist her sister in Law Miss Arurli, : ry
lrr IA the we'll known TN Ter school Sh. remain
81 ~ brattlrhnro. an active and efficient member
. - wa tNAdtloual thitfu. until lNsH. Mlru
she removed 70 Washington and took up her r,-si
drncr WIN her daughter Am-lia and Tier SON FJ
ward, hnth unmarried. To all who N,.r,. ur,y,
legged Ia enter this household and see its inn,.r h.
there Was exhibited hlal affection 10 "A d,.,,r,.,.
Tarriy seen GA the part uf iuan aud wh,t, In,
shock uI her loved sons sudden death cam, I,,,,,
hrr II Nas too much Tor the mothers hpari "a,
brar. After the departure Of her sons l,,tlv sl.
was surrounded by loving friends AMI ,,,nu-s.
lions anu vas quite cheerful and ,,uris..l tbn,,,i
evidently under great mental strain ON Frids,
She dll not 81 up a. usual In accordance vim III,
promise 10 the family physician the -y,.uin., H.
lore Sht was quiet and COmlos4d ali day ami If,
Was MOI until O'Clock that her friends f.iI am
aiaIH whateNer From that time she, fait,l RAJ,
slty uhtil death closed a life crowned with huunr
20 hef me words OF st. Paul seem most apnro
HlAT. nave fought good fight; have nm.
iS'ied my course; havr kept the faith &c
. Al lne time OF her death her son William n, A..
.he only one Of her children present Her daush
/ Ter Amelia aud her grandson Mt q &, RIIing'
we're on their return from Rrattb.bor, ha' :,
pern summoned by telegraph the prt,,diu,, ,I.,s
put ll'y ala not arrive until Saturday mornin!.
SINE hours after her death Her SON Lirntrnnfi
uco w iyler, Is on board the Mohirau ma, a.
seA touud from Honolulu 10 San Frapris.,n sri
Inuch sympathy will b. felt for him as the si,',i
him N"'lrs hlNh
The funeral took place Al her late r,.sib,,.. il,
washington on Monday aud the Is,iy - y.
colhpanled TO brattlebOrO for buriaI in her ,,t,J
soh, arriving on Tuesday morning I'M, G1nsrsI
was htld Tuesday afternoon al the hons. ~ -
9iolnrF 70 law, Rev. DR.. Tyler ON Tyler street
rev W II Collins officiating aud thu, 6nriai a, A..
!" 'ne 'a'hhy lot IN Prospect lIill cemetery.