Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
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In tho death Of Maud Bradbury Bridge. |
which occurred on the 18th OF June, the
Congregational church, the society OF
Christian Eudeavor have lost Que ut their |
young and Interesting members aud the
sunday School q constant attendant.
Possessed Of Q rare and cultivated
mind, always gentle aud rather reserved,
she had greatly endcsrrd herself during
her short life Of eighteen years To all
who knew her.
Her health always delicate, and being
prcsiIsposed % consumption, u made 70
impossible for her to rrcover from re-
cent attack Of Ia grippe, although every
thing which mesiIcal skill, love and syu,-
pathy could device, we're iaSished upon
her.
For the past three years her lDcrcas-
Ing weakness sndlpain, borne so bravely,
with such patience and with full
know ledge % the Inevitable result, had
endeared her TO many Who had not pre-
viousiy known her.
In her early death her mother II
strangely berrft. widowed only few
months ago. With . younger daughter In
England, an only son resident ut Tar
western state, she II left With one child
of i've years; che has the tendercst
sympathIes of our community.
The funeral services on Thursday,
conducted by her pastor, Rev. ID. w.
Hardy, were attended by q large con-
course Of neighbors and friends, many
of whom brought beautiful doral gifts
which literally covered the casket.
True Il IL that however abort one. life
may be, "No one livcth 20 himsslf, no
one dleth To HIMSELF. NC.
PARKER G. oREEN.
Many will learn with deep regret of
the death of Parker Cieavelsnd Green,
at his home at Athol Highlands, Mass,
at the sge of ~. Mr.. Green being Q
Paris boy the .on of the late Dr. Edwin
Grecn), we clip the following from the
Athol Transcript;
"Thc death from consumption, after
q long aud distressing Illness, Of Parker
Z. Green, IL deeply regretted by many
friends, though life had become but
continuous suffering for him. The fun
eral was at hi. home, the 10Th, the Rev.
Mr.. Gould officiating, and VAS largely
attended by delegates from Tully lodge,
odd Fellows, Artisan Lodge, United
workmen, Bannsl I.odge, u. ~ u, shop
mates from liapgood a smiths factory
and citisen.. Mr. Green many times
held place. of responsibility and trust,
aud the respect aud esteem With which
be Was held vas shown by the beautiful
horal dccorsilon. contributed az the OBJ
.cluies. Among them Was pillow
from Tuily ledge, !. %. %. D., an an.
Choir from Artisan Lodge, A. q. 4. w,
basket of ro.e. aud cluster of beau
,liul white Jconles from Bsnnal Lodge.
basket ~ roses aud vase Of f,sr 4, hs,
from y. a.. 40 u. ~ ", q handsome
horsl plec- of Msr-.chsl Nell and Jsclue-
mlnot ro.es from lIspgood a smith
with whose hrm he MAS conncciedl q
wreath aud harp, q cluster 90 four beau
tlfnl callas, representing the -four broth
er. zone 81 which Was broken, q large
bouquet of pure white roses, his favor
n. flower, beside many other testlmoni-
al. Ia rarr cut flowers, each bearing hs
silent message Of Friendship aud esteem
of the dcccased.
Mr.. Grren being q deep thinker and
student 81 science, q lover of all thing.
beautiful In both art and nature, and
Away. well Informed on the questions
90 the day, made him az all times an In
tsrrstlng con,ersationsllst. lie has
ipren resident ~ Athol nearly twenty
years, and for several year. has b~cn
connected With the firm 81 IIspgood q
smith a. designer and patisrn-msker.
lie leave. q widow, daughter 80 J. W.
Willis 81 Paris. lie VA. devoted and
happy In his home, aud true Ia hl.
friends Who may we'll say;
Tier, .. M death.
r.s star. g. DOM ~ shine 90 fslr.r .hor.,
All bright In iisa'sh's les,l-i crVsn they
| shine for,eraor,.'
The services az the grave were con-
Quoted by Tuliy lodge. odd Fellows,
assisted by the other orders of which he
Was q member"
CnNHLEs ". kIssALL.
Died In l,umfori, July Z, isyi, Chas.
| W. kimbAll, aged 81 years, only sou of
Chas. 4. and Ella klmbali.
Mr.. kimball was born In l,umfor,i.
AMI Ia. always resided In town. For -
years be MAS q merchant at Rumford
Point. lie has becn on the board III
.elcctmen aud has represented the town
la the legislature. lie WAS for q mum.
Ter 90 year. town treasurer, hut falling
health compelled him to decline . re-
election.
Mr.. kimbail wa. universally popular
With everybody, and go far q. the writer
knows had net an enemy. Ills genial
disposition and cordial manners won
him hosts 81 lifelong friends. lie leave.
no family except n wife.