Milford chronicle., 1892-03-04

srAs ,r;rcipal iten Of news this week is
The ,y;nd has shifted after fourteen days OF
~, ~ northeast weather. Apropos %ere
are nine schoouers lying at Milton dock, pc
sides the fourteen that are lying in Broaakiin
River. awaiting debarkation.
Schooner E. c. Irwin, CAPTAIN Silas Doad'
will, should everything prove favoraolS'
leave Milton next week for Suffolk, va
where he will load under charter, with luln'
Der for New Haven, Conn.
n Joseph c. Holland died at the residence
oghis fstses, near town, on Tuesday OF con
suApslson, aged AZ years. His remains weie
inferred al coolspring Presbyterian Church
On FRIDAY. the Rev. B. W. Kindly conducting
the obseouies. AS member Of Chippewa
Lodge. No. as, I o R. n, the members o.
his lodge of this town, we're present IN re-
gala, and with brethren from othef 'owns
performed the rites Of their order over ni9
grave. r.;
Matthew 7. Mirsh died near town, on RI
dav Of pneumonia, aged 70 years. his re-
mains were brought to the N. E. SnuIen' ~
This town. on Sunday morning, when Tue
Rev w. D. Wilson preached his inneiai'
and performed the rites Of the M. E. SnuiSn
at his grave.
Mrs. Mary z. Warren. aged Ie years
E months and 10 days died on Sunday al A
I the residence other husband. Her reiiiaiu'
were inferred at Zion NJ. E. Cburch,on tues
). dav afternoon, the Rev. J. S. Wickline' ON
IS ciating. There is a sad remembrance al.aen 4
ed to this young lady by the writer. h'en
i, wars aoo She was student in my school
4 She was subject to syncope. The last iin'
she had one in my school held her IN IN!
n arms until she had fifteen fits, and untii wv
- of my scholars went to her fathers hoins
=. who came in wagon and took her away
as Her father has since died at Farnnuts'' a."
rt now "Iittle Lizzie" as we used 70 call hei ei
-. lies beside him. She was an UNUSUAL
n. bright and apt scholar, and nothing "oui
wv denote her demehted except MI deseilDe'
he Skaters from wilmington are here at 4iO'
tic on the school building, but bad weather h'
of been their bother since here.
iii wigwam of Chippewa Tribe, NO 20 20
air sleep Of Snow Moon, G. S. D., 4oI'
je WHRRKAs the Great Spirit in His inhni
ID. wisdom has seen fit to remove from o'
midst our late fellow member aud brothe
si. rosenh c Holland and in view OF the 10
,ss this Tribe has sustained by the deeease
is our fiiend. and the still heavier loss su
tanned by those who were nearest ana ue'
be est to him, therefore, be it
=, Pesolzea that it is but just tribute
the memory Of the departed to say, tns'
ne reeretting his removal from our RANKS,
my mourn for one who was every way "O'''
to of our regard and esteem. So, &c n
=, Res0lz,ed. that in the decease OF
brother this tribe has losI N"e'
eSe aud efficient member. .-.,,
/ is Resolged, that while we bow IN IeVeIen NISll
hat and humility to the disPensation OF the OI'
lis Spirit yet we sorrow not as those WING
,ct- hope. ......i,, cords
,us. ,,;,I, tl,s hereaved family Of the deceased
the disnensation with which It has pleas
,ta Him. the Great Spirit, to aidict them.
Carvputlv commend them for consolation
leu Him WHO orders all things for tue Des''
the whose chastenings are sent IN mercy,
nd PesoIz,ed that copies of these resoiuue
- of our sympathy and sorrow be puoilsnS,u ~
ioi the leading papers of the county ana ina
the conv he forwarded to the family OF our
ing ceased br0theT o,,r
;,g P(soI7,ed. that as a testimonial OF our
'"s s,,Nct ~ our deceased brother this wigw
Vi be draped in mourning, and the meiii1 Nv
Mr.. wear the usual insignia thereof tof MI
IN suns.
mn WESLEY CovERDALE, A. c: OF K;
no. Chippewa Tribe, No. 2S' l. " X
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