The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-05-16
ANOTHER VACANT CHAIR.
Mrs. F. X. Arnold Peacefully Passed
Her Eternal Home.

Her Eternal Home.
Ats.l5 Wednesday evening. May
1906, at the home Of her daughter, Mrf
DR.. w. b. Alexander, on Grant street
Mrs. f. X. Arnold calmly and peacefull;
fell asleep never to awaken to earthlSN
scenes again. The transition waa 81
gradual and peaceful that her heart had(
ceased beating before the loved ones
around the bedside fully reaiizs ID that
the silken thread had been broken aud
that her spirit had winged It's flight to
that "bourne from whence no traveller
e'er returns" 1t was befitting that q
life so gentle and kind as Mrs. Arnold's
had been should slip out Of this world
without struggle. She had lived az
peace with her neighbors and friendb
and the world in general, aud 1t I
doubtful II there is another person
this place that has more warm frlend5
among he people In all walks OF life
than had Mrs. Arnold After dissolu-
tion had taken place the expression OF
her face was as calm and serene as one
In sweet and undlsturbed sleep She
had been In bed six weeks, but did not
suffer any pain. Weakness from old
age and heart trouble was cause OF her
demise.
Elizabeth Goodlander Arnold, daugh-
ter OF Mr., and Mrs. Henry Goodander,
deceased was born in Lycoming county,
Pa, October 10, 1921 and was II years,
I months and | day old when she de-
parted from this life. She was united
In marriage with Frederick K Arnold
May 8, lS4s, and the day OF her demise
was the 55th anniversary Of her wedding
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold resided In
Luthersburg number Of years, moving
TO Reynoldsville In 1874. Nine years
ago Mr.. Arnold crossed the border line
into the Eternal Land Three child
ren, one son and two daughters, James
b. Arnold, OF Philadelphia, Mrs. Glare
E. Alexander and Miss Isabel r.
Arnold, OF this place, survive Mrs.
Arnold. Mrs. Arnold resided on Main
street, the second house above THE
STAR office, number of years. Last
fall size sold this property and made her
home with Mrs. Alexander.
MA" as she was famiiarly KID Awn
and spoken of by many townspeople,
was devoted wife, loving mother and
kind neighbor. She had beautiful
and symmetrical character, ever and
always the same. While Mrs. Arnold
did not think the end was SO near, yet
she assured her loved ones that soc YVES
ready to go when the Master called,
she was perfect! reconciled and sub
missive TO the Lords will.
Early in life Mrs. Arnold joined the
English Lutheran church and never
took her membership from that de-
nomination. After moving 20 Reyn-
oldsville she and her husband attended
and literally supported the Presby-
terian church, there being no English
Lutheran church here but they never
became members Of that church.
The floral tribute was profuse and
beautiful and was an evidence of tho
high esteem in which deceased was
held. After the funeral the flowers
we're sent to number OF sick pe0ple in
town.
Funeral service was held at the resi-
dence Of Dr.. w. B. Alexander at 2Af
p. m. Saturday, conducted by Rev. "A
D. Mckay, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, assisted by Rev j. w Myers,
pastor OF the Trinity Lutheran church.
Rev. Mckay selected bis text for a
short sermon from Job 15-11, "Are the
consultations OF God small with thee?''
Interment was made inBeulah cemetery.
Hughes g. Fleming, funeral directors,
had charge OF the interment.