Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28
Death o. Mrs. AnoelIne &. LYMAN.

Mrs. Angelina e. Lyman, after a week g
Illness with the grip, passed peacefully 10
rest on Sunday morning, Feb. gath, at the
age OF "a years.
Mrs. Lyman was q daughter OF John
and Florella Edison. She was born In our
village and has resided here ell her life.
July Sd, 1919, she was married to Abel Ly-
man. An only child was born to them
Harry T. Lyman-Who Is now express
clerk at Manchester, N. II.
Mrs. Lyman was converted and united
with the Christian church in 1873. She
has been one OF lite most thoughtful,
faithful and devoted members ever since.
She was indeed a nmother In Israel"
None could be more interested in, and
devoted to all the branches OF church
life and work than she. When Mrs. Ly-
man was absent from any OF the regular
Sunday or mid week services 1t was al.
ways known that she had a conscientious
reason for her absence.
She has been a faithful and leading
member OF the Ladies' Aid and Ladies'
Missionary societies since their organiza-
ton. She was very liberal to the church
and also very thoughtful Tor the poor and
shared the contents OF her purse with
them.
She will be sadly missed in the church
and In the community because OF her
Christian activity. After living such an
exemplary life we wonder not that just
few hours prior to her death she could,
with the gladness of a sweet assurance,
say "In my Fathers house are many man
sions; IL II were not so would have told
you. l go to prepare place for you, and
II go and prepare place for you ] VIII
come again and receive you unto myself,
that where am there We may be also"
Beautiful flowers from the church, 3.
s., &. E., Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
cieties, with like personal remem brances,
all bespeak the esteem In which she was
held and are tokens OF sympathy to the
bereaved.
The funeral took place from her late res
idence on Tuesday afternoon and was pri-
vate, according to her oft-expressed de-
sire. Brief services were conducted by
her pastor, Rev. w. II. Chidley, and Dea.
Lewis Fish.
She was inferred in the village ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Lyman leaves a son, Harry T. Ly-
man OF Manchester, N. H.; two brothers
and a sister, Edwin Edison of West Der
nv, N. a., and Elijah Edison and Mrs. Geo.
Haraden Of this place, TO mourn her loss.
Resolutions adopted by the Christian
church on the death OF Mrs. Lyman
WHEREAS: Our heavenly father in his
wise providence has seen best to call from
our midst our beloved and faithful sister
be IL
RESOLVED, that we extend to the son
and relatives our sincerest sympathy In
their sad bereavement, while we hope and
pray that your hearts may be very greatly
comforted by the Divine Presence and
with the assurance OF her preparedness
remembering that your loss and ours is
her gain.
CoNDoIENcE AND RESOLUTION COMMIT
TEE FOR THE CHITRCH
Resolutions adopted by the Christian
Sunday school on the death OF Mrs.
Angelina Lyman
RESOLVED, that by the death OF Mrs.
Lyman the Sunday school has lost one OF
Its oldest, most faithful, most interested
and devoted members and one whose
place il will be hard to ill, and that her
memory will long be cherished by US and
her example OF devotion not soon forgot
ten.
RESOLVED, that we extend to her son
and relatives our love and sympathy in
their sore bereavement.
PER ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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