The Yale expositor., 1904-01-29
DEATHS DOlNGS.

FRANCIS Died, Jan. 22, 1904. Louise
g., beloved wife of Y. X. Francis,
freight clerk of the NJ. G. X. r., at her
residence $50 Sixteenth street, Detroit.
In the sudden death of Mrs. Francis,
st. James Episcopal church, of Detroit.
has lost one OF its hardest workers.
Deceased enjoyed large circle of
friends TO whom she endeared herself
MIR. and Mrs. Francis had only lived
IN Detroit about two years. coming
! from Port Huron where the family re-
sided for IL years. Mrs. Francis WAS "a
member of the Ladies' Circle of Cedar.
wood Camp, NoOdmen of the World
of Port Huron.
Besides her husband, the dead won
man is survived by three children.
| WILDER, Ethel, Irene. her mother. who
lives in sidney. New South Wales,
Australia, sister and brother in Port
| Huron. aud two sisters In Saginaw.
Funeral services were conducted at
her late home nc 1870 O'Clock Monday
afternoon by Rev. a. \. Robertson OF
~. James church, after which the re-
mains were brought 20 Yale and laid TO
rest in the family plot 10 ElmwoOd
cemetery Tuesday.
The sympathy Of the entire com.
munity goes out 90 the family IN their
sad bereavement.
GREEN Died, Jan. -. 1901. az her
home on the state road west aud north
Of liOseburg. Mrs. W. +. Green aged
II years. Cause heart failure. Fuuer.
al from the ST.. l.. church, MoOre's
Corners, on Wednesday afternoon. IN
terment in Speaker cemetery. Rev.
llrien, pastor OF the Peek NJ. T.. church
preached the sermon.
For the past fifteen years Mrs. Green
had been an invalid, yet in al her Guf-
| feriugs she looked on the sunny side of
| life and bore up with Christian furti.
| tude. Believing in Christ as her saw
iour she joined the ~. l.. church I'm
early years and has lived consistent
! life ever since. Her husband has
watched over her and cared for her all
these years. May he bear the loss as
his noble wife bore her aflliction and
look 20 God for his support.
a husband, one daughter and n host
of friends remain 10 deeply mourn the
loss of devoted wife, kind and affec.
tionate mother and warm friend.
SoHRAM.-Died, Jan. cath, 1904, at
Chicago, H., Thomas Schram, aged AZ
years, . months, death resulting from
injuries received while i'm service in the
navy during the Spanish. American war.
Deceased had for many years lived
on farm north and east of Yale and
was well known by all the older resi-
dents Of this vicinity. Besides an aged
mother who lives in Richmond, four
brothers, Hugh, John, Morris and Al
bert. three sisters, Mrs. Grant, of Rose
burg, Mrs. Slosser, of Saginaw, and
Mrs. o. a. Butts, of Richmond. are
still living.
The body was brought 90 Yalo last
Wednesday evening and from here 20
the home of his sister near Roseburg
from which place the funeral will start
at 1000 O'Clock 10 morrow Saturday
morning, and the funeral sermon will
preached i'm the NJ. II. church, Yale, and
the interment will be made in Elm
wood cemetery.
Died, at her home i'm Yale
| this tfriday) morning, Almena, be-
loved wife of Rev. j. H. Reilly, pastor
OF the VI. l.. church, aged II years.
Funeral will be held from the 81 T..
church on Tuesday. Rev. j. w. Gray
officiating. aud intcrment will be made
ia family plot, StrathrOy, Ont.
Obituary next week.
LIVINGSTON Died, Jan. %, 1904, at
| BADEN, Ont. Mrs Jas Livingston