Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-03-31
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.


The past week has been full of wind. min
snow ana Sleet, with an occasional yIin,nna,
OF sunshine, giving a faint hope thai thera
are brighter and calmer days Tor MS in nbs
neuI month o. AprlI, The delivery Of a large
new Dell and fixtures at the church IL mi
eatllVe OF the generosity ofsome pbiInnthrn.
psi, though the donor Is unknown 10 No
put from the inscription engraved an liz,
neil we suppose that Bril- Dickinson. of
KNOXVILLE, has had much 10 do win snnIii va ~.
this nice bell 10 this conrreuatior srR6tnmis
To say am sure an parties Interested ars
anu ever WAL be grateful 10 tho dou,r groj
not unexpected hut with kaancss. our ain
aG,.u' 90 tuV IuvIninc OF thr 25tn, were noil-
heu Oh Tue death OF Mrs. EliZubctb BrirLt
VINO was born April ], lalU; she was "a d9r,.L'
Ter OF IhomHs and Mary Hmm nuI 49,
married To David NJ. Bright,Janunry5 y; Ms
rom lnls union four daughters ana three
sous were porn, one daughter, Miss NatiiIo
,, Bright, and Thomas NJ. ana Cnry prttriEut'
survive The deceased. Grandma Rrirb 7"at.
she was iamlliarly called by her -neiSbbnr"g'
etIlJ IN ne Joined the Baptist Ch1rch IN,
d'eif Ia5 yir !, naNiu NJ Bright, her husband,
ulVui IeaNlhg her In charge of three small
SiluFen aud soon by the death ofNirs 49, 80
layhe She had the additional care of f,3 C
sl@uu cnlIuren, Grandmu's Christian char.
Ias -, = iuiiJ demonstrated by the care she
n"a SNlhced IN the raising OF these so,av
chlluren OoWomau and manhood ma 15,VEEor
my al3hu without Il blot upon their cbnrocs.
Vt ana are trusted, loved and rssnnri"d T,,
Jaa - p0HPle VINO know them. Graudmnjs
eSa,n was IKE her life, peaceful and nuiet.
i my m"S colsclons OF all that was transpir.,
. . = "tH"hu her 10 The last, almost withouta
stIuggie hor Spirit took its nlrht ia ibe e"irri|t
,"EoL, mere To rest til the resurrection morn.
Wieu II wall comfort and he clothpd o. ~
the spirits of the redeemed. ana vii "nmnItua
lulIy INTO that JOY that awaits the riahteaUsi
4 he funeral service took place atthe Gala
Olapel on the2lth, Rev. J. r.. Pavno onicioo
atluBi after which theremains vera i'm tarrnd
IN salem Cemetery. Dear ChiIdren CranJJ
oulluIeh ana friends, weep not for
loI you All haVGthe best OF con 61pnno ~;
l9ur loss IS her etcrtal gain. In tho L'irst
,hss tiCI, on lhe Eird, Simeon Broyles died
VT bruyles WAS near s. years of ana. w."
INeu anu uletaon the farm where he vae
1ofh' Wasa good citizeH On the 9th. in n
anne district, Mrs. Henry %o6re die1. M
caves Il husband and some small chiidran
~ mourn her death. We have left in his
~ GiEnDoIhonq lust one pore danGsrousIy
= inNallu-Sam McAlister, cQIored; he is
55nieGeu WIN consumption. Mrs, Sarah
erhlns' OF your town, formerly %citizen Of
MS place, has been visiting, or ratber sb ~
vas here on an GRAND of mercy: she cans 10 4o
lIlend Grandma Bright in the last GavS Of
Ter aInlctlon. Mrs. Perkins is one nHong
ne very best or nurses in a case OF SIGH ness
loI' Arnell, OF johnson CITY. will in ~
ieaI Iutufe deliver an address at this nIace
the an important subject of the Uiitnri-
az society OF Washington County. also nn
lollowing evening after this ]Iectnre he
III IN college Chapel, give n talk on tbe
az vi InTlst, from a lawyers standDoint
' e anticipate something highly instrIciiye
uu entertaining from these lectures.
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