The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-02-02

Mn r'asn Crsnfr. yorpgesi dsusttri
Of ,hs lsis Hen. Mak Stinber. died 81 bel
kens 81 L,k. Foresi. IN Jse. 9Th 1909
sssd &c yesr
Mn Csner bad been III sines lee, Ser
tsubtr. bu, rot dsnsfossiy 20. Even
Tie risti before Der death the physirisrs
10 CONSULTATION ssfsed that While srion'
ly IA. abe SIS net alarming 90. The morn
ics Of Der deeesse she seemed beltH. bot
., aeon ste psssed INTO . anpof from
sLIet ate ala net recover. Some e,its
ofdinsry intestinal disease thai eiaded
The diagnosis Of ell her physicians esu,ed
her death. Tso Of her sisters aud Miss
WlIIiss ssrs presep', bu, Mrs Willing
uss detained 81 home by Der illness.
Mn. Csnr wAs her istbsrs f.vorite
dsas htsr and The darling Of bw old sse
She ~. Of very sunny disposition and
highly siited intellectually. 10 oil tue
yoous .ocisi life Of Chicago IL 10 doubtiui
II there 10 ons ~bo sss 20 unanimously
believed sod will be - greatly missed.
Her extreme popularity sss. no doubt. :
gree, factor 10 her illness - Der tonse
wss constantly oiled with devoted friends
dufios the pest sumner
She We, greatly sttscbed TO Manchester,
bsvioa ,peui many summers hee With
her family. aud che ir.quen.ly men
toned the strength she gained 10 ih
bre,Iy mountain CIR, on the occasion Of
her lee, visit 10 1897.
Nos the beautiful home 81 Lake Forest
q left desolste and loving husband.
young ,on and dsuehter. sisters and
host oil relstives and friends are left 10
mourn her decesse. A Manchester friend
OF the family bsnds Us the following
ootice OF the deceased;
Another descendant OF Governor Rich
ard Skinner aud frances Pitrrspopt has
died. Sassn Skinner Orsmer. the young
est child Of Mark Skinner and Elizabeth
Williams. passed away very suddenly on
ffidsy evening. Jan 9Th. Mrs. Cramer
hsd been sem i-invalid Tor some months
snd had remsined at her county house
81 Lake Forest, hoping much from the
country sir aud quiet and expecting TO re
turn TO Cdiosgo Tor the season. She was
not considered TO be 10 any danger until
noon Of the day she died; and her friends
are prosirsted at the suddeDness OF their
loss
Like her father, Mrs. Ctsmer was devot
eddy attached to Manchester. and with her
u,bsDd and children. had been freq uenl
visitor here. She was woman OF bril-
Ii,ut sits and great social charm; leader
Of literary clubs: 9 critic Of m usic and art;
! tslker OF Wit, grace and ability; and
hostess. Her house, filled as il
~ss with curios and costly gene Of srt.
us 9 sort Of salon. irequeuted by persons
81 distinction. among whom Mrs. Crsmer
wss the centre aud inspiration.
10 1887 she msrried Ambrose Cramer,
! yirsinisn and naval officer, who. bow
sver. has lett the service add has lived 10
Chicago since bis marriage. She was
nost devoted mother and sfIsctionste
site, snd . consistent member Of the
,hurch OF her forsisthsrs, the Congregs
ionsl church. She 10 survived by her
husband aud two children, Elizabeth end
Imbrose, snd by three sisters, Elizabeth
!. and Frederiks Skinner and Mrs. Henry
/. Willing Frances skinner willing resi-
|epts OF ChicsRo. The people OF Mao
hester wish 10 express to Mrs. Crsuer's
smily and friends their sympathy 10 this
J.F. II.