Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1896-11-06

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MRS. A. II. FISHER.
The relatives and numerous irien Is in Mid
dlebury and its vicinity OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Fisher of Bellows Falls were panied to learn
last Friday of the death OF Mrs. Fisher the
previous morning in Boston. Mrs. Fisher
had been i'll Middleburv only short time be-
tore and was apparently in excellent health.
She mad, however, not been as strong as she
seemed and went to Boston to consult aphy
sician, who advised II surgical operation.
The operation was performed on Tuesday at
81. MargaTets home Boston sanitarium.
She rallied from the effects and was getting
on so well that Mr.. Fisher returned on We'd
nesday to his home at the Falls. Thursday
morning he was notified by telegraph that
Mrs. Fisher was failing and she died betOre
he could reach the city. The funeral was at.
tended from the family residence at Bellows
Falls on Sunday afternoon. Among the Mid
dlebnry people there were Col. A. A. Fletch-
er, DR. e. p. Russell and daughters, Miss Re
bee "a and Mrs. w. y. sanford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cartmel and Mr.. John f. Fisher. The Bellows
Falls Times says, speaking OF the funeral
"By their presence large number OF rela
tlves, friends and neighbors gave expression
to their appreciation of the many excellent
qualities of the deceased and their sympathy
Tor the bereaved family. THE fora! tributes
were many and beautiful and the kindly re
membrance of the donors is deeply apprec
lated by the family"
The Times further saws: "Char otte Moseley
Russell was the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. viii
liam p. Russell oi Middlebury; she was born
Allgu lSf5. All 1 was Dul llltlc over Do SchTS
OF age. She had been twice married, her
first husband being F. p. Fletcher of Bridport.
She was married to Mr.. Fisher OctOher /,
1854, and since that time she and Mr.. Fisher
have lived in Bellows Falls. during the last
eight or ten years spending the winter sea
sons in Florida. She was Il member of the
Episcopal church.
''ln the death OF Mrs. Fisher not only the
immediate friends ana relatives but wide
circle OF friends to whom she was endeared
by her charming social qualities and loyal
friendship here and in her southern nome
have met with Il personal bereavement. Her
face was a true index to her character, fair
and pure. She combined all that is womanly
Education, Il well fed mind, and Il fine musical
/ talent were the means OF contributing largely
% her own enjoyment OF lite and to the hap
piness OF her friends. She was a brilliant
correspondent and her many advantages OF
ira vel were thus shared by her friends, some
hearts at their loss. In her home lite she
illustrated the charm OF II helpful devoted
wife and mother. To her church she was
loyal and it is her highest praise that she
fulfilled the duties nearest her as IL Christian
woman"
MRS. JOHN MCBRIDE.
Mrs. Mcbride widow of the late John Nc
Bride, who was for many years the baggage
master nj the MiddleburY station, died on
Friday morning last at her home near the
graded school building, aged IS years. She
had been gradually failing in health tOl
several weeks. The funeral was largely at
| tended from the Catholic church at O'Clock
sunday afternoon, Rev. Fr. Gelot, the pastor
! conducting the service. She leaves one son
/ Frank Mcbride; two brothers, Barney Haney
| OF Chateaugay, " Y, and John lIaney OF
| Churubusco, \. Y, and three si' tiers, Mrs. Jas
/ Leahy OF clinton, y. \. and Mrs. Nelson
| Lawrence and Mrs. Joseph Rooney OF Mid
dlpDurV.