The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-01-30
Resolutions Adopted by Trinity NJ. E.
Sunday School.
POINT PLEASANT, w. Va,

Resolutions Adopted by Trinity NJ. E.
Sunday School.
POINT PLEASANT, w. Va,
January 9th, 1895.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Sab
bath School assembled.
AS we look into your bright, hap
Ply faces this morning, we see evi.
dences of health, happiness and
Gods blessing resting upon each one.
We see by these tokens the seal of
the declaration that they that trust
in Him to them He is their Father
and whatsoever He doeth it for
them shall be well.
We rejoice for the life giving word
and are devOutly thankful for these
blessed manifestations.
There are-here-faces absent
this morning. Most of them will
greet us from time to time, in the
Sabbaths to follow.
There is one bright, lovely faceI
one bud of promise, which we all
loved SO well, will not appear again
in earthly home or sanctuary. One
whose smile was a benediction;
whose presence was joy; who will
not take Ter place again with her
class; who has gone before us to our
Fathers mansion, therefore,
Be8olred, That in the death of little
Pearl Harper, we are called to give up
one OF the brightest jewels of our school.
That in this sad affection we bow in
humble submission to the will of Him
who holds the destines of all things in
his hands.
That we hereby extend to the bereav-
ed ones our sincere sympathies, and
while our hearts are filed with sorrow,
we can but commend them to Him who
has declared that OF such, "as the dear
departed one, is The Kingdom of Heav-
en-.
That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes OF our School, and copy
presented the bereaved family.
w. O. L. Commit, Preacher in Charge.
LOIS COLEMAN, Teacher,
p. s. SNYDEn, Superintendent,
Z. w. CRAIG, Asst superintendent.
AccIDENr-Wil TuIIy, of Hen
derson, had narrow escape from
death, Thursday evening, while he
was in house boat at the Kama
wha ferry, waiting for the ferry
man, the Gabrielle was blown
into the bank by the high wind,
striking the house boat and crush
ing it to pieces. Mr.. Tully escap-
ing with few bruises.
DRowNED.-An unknown Italian
was drowned at SpiIman, a few
days ago, from the towboat J. N.
Bunton. He was not seen after
falling off the boat and his body has
not been recovered.
Mrs. r. NJ. Harrington has among
q number of other beautiful and rare
specimens of flowers, blooming
cactus, which has thirty two blooms
at present, and has had in all forty
seven. 1t is a splendid specimen,
and is greatly admired by all who
see it.
Deputy Sheriff A. L. Borgess.
went to Meigs county, back of Mid
dleport, few days ago and ar
rested Theodore Davidson, who had
jumped his bond, and brought him
back and locked him up to await
trial.
Mr. r P. Liter, the skilful train
er at the stables of Hon. Jas. Cape
hart, leaves to-day with a lot of
three-year- old colts, which have
been sold to parties at Lexington,
Ky. Mason county is becoming
noted for her thorough and stand
ard bred horses.
Rumor has it that the Browns, of
Piltsburg, are negotiating for the
furniture factory property, on the
Kanawha, with the intention of
putting in a boat. yard and ways.
Our Board of Trade should encour-
age this movement.