The Republican journal., 1894-04-19
Obituary..

Thos. j. Pishon, former resident of Bel
| fast, died in RoXbury Mass, April 6, aged
- years, 3 month. The funeral services
! were held April 10 at the Roxburv Univer-
salist Chapel Rev. DR. Rexford otficiated
and passed " arm tribute to the deceased
| Appropriate selections were rendered bv a
| quartette under the direction Of Mrs Pau
| line Hammond Clark. The house was filed
| With friends and relatives Of tie family, the
| presence Of prominent business men and
delegates from YAK Massachusetts Charitable
| Neeiiahlr Association, NEW England Asso-
ciation of Gas Engineers, KnNhnry Gas
| lIght Company, Winnisinmet Lodge " "
| n. F., ana KoXhurv Lodge vi Masuns testifv-
INK VI tile esteem IN which Nh. Pshon was
heid lhe ral bearers We're: Mr. 4. II
| lndd, Mr- Ebenezer Adams, NH Henry 4.
Cetiin ali ME- Anthony Shaw. TLe remains
| We're laid IL Woodlawl Cemetery
'Fhe Haliowri Register reports the .le.t!.
N Bose CITY, lasho, March iota, ot viii. ii
NNe IL was born IN Boston IN lS.;H, llis
parents soon after moving ID Halluwel,
where he spent his boyhood After graduate
ing from the High School there he came t.
Belfast and entered the drug store Of WIN.
o. Poor. He continued in this business in
various places until the war broke out. when
he Went to the front and made AN enviahle
record. He left the army when d lieutenant
because of injuries received by his horse
falling on him. He was at one time Com
nandcr Of the Department Of Idaho, g. A.
r., and was one Of the leading business men
of Boise City at the time Of His DEATH
Mr.. Elijah Bradford died at his residence
IN TAorndike March 7th, aged 72 years. lie
had been in failing health for some months
His friends hoped that he would recover,
nut God. WHO orders all things right saw tit
% eall hiE home. III leaves a wife and tive
children and many friends To deeply
mourn their loss. He was kind, indnlgent
husband, a good father ana i Christian
man. He belonged To the Baptist Church Ut
knoN Station. Many hearts 60 out il SYM
pathy for the lonely companion With wIom
ht liveN ~ many Years.
Mrs. Lusy II. Parker, wife Of Rev f. r.
Parker, II. ~. died Al her home III Hartford
Conn, A pril It'll after a long illness She
daughter of Prof. Samuel Harris for
merly Of Bangor, now Professor of Theology
at Yale University, New Haven, and MAS
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wa Ni'o" II "'''' nav many illehos III 'i''s
city where she had often visited with her
husband, To whom she was married Nov. L.
500. Hon. Henry q, Robinson Of Hartford
pays the ioil"WihS fNhHte to i4el inclnory
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eharity and faith and pety. 10 the attrac-
/ tiNcntss Of public worship her refined taste
and dutful deVotlon made large gifts. Many
| a mile has She driven and walked to bring
tie beauties Of the field, spring flowers aud
autumn leaves 10 ;td"rn the communion
table. Her sklful fingers bound countless
| htnehes and wrraths of blossoms upon font
and pulpit. She knew Where the fringed
gentian and the mountain laurel and the
snnul ana ns, 'nruitnns t II ,h tint, u'n I'LL