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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-06-21
NOTICE TO ALL TAXPAYERS

The assessments of the various
parishes throughout the State OF
Louisiana will be reviewed bv the
Board of State Affairs, at Baton
Rouge, Louisiana, during the
months of June, July and August.
Ii any of the taxpayers have
any complaint to file concerning
the valuation of his property bv
either the Assessor or the Police
jury, he is hereby notified to file
$ complaint, in. writing, with
the Board of State Affairs with.
out delay, in order that same NAV
De duly considered when the as
sessments of his parish shall he
reviewed. This notice is given in
general terms and is applicable to
everyone alike.
All complaints and protests
must be in writing. and should he
supported by affidavit showing the |
errors and other matters CONN |
lalned OF and which it is desired
% nave reviewed by this Board.
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OFFICIAL MINUTES
=: ~ ZOE: POLICE JURY
CONTINUED from page one)
sale at best price obtainable

SAFE at best price obtainable.
a petition signed by several
residents of Ward 8 was present.
, ca requesting that the Jury take
some action relative to the public
road between sections % and 26
II 3 5 r 6 w, looking toward the
betterment of this road in order
mat it would be made safe for
public, traffic.
< It was then moved by Mr.. Pitre
and seconded by Mr.. Guidry that
the petition of residents of Ward
Nine be tabled for the reason thai
no funds were available at this
time for the proper maintenance
81 this road, and for the further
reason that it is a part of the Peli-
can. Highway, and if more funds
are not voted he is without prop
PER funds with which to do the
5E9Fk:. Inc motion being put was
unanimously adopted.
J.. +, Moved by Mr.. Guidry, second
ed by Mr.. MarcanteI,, that Mr.. D. !
BourgeoisaOf Ward Eight, be and
ne is hereby authorized and di-
rected to sell the Parish Tractor
used on the public highways oil
that Ward for the best price OBJ
tainabie. Motion was put and
carried.
Upon motion duly seconded
and carried the Jury recessed un-
til 100 p. m. a~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-06-21

Lights and Water
oooo Pubhc Service 20, to service April and May g.
~ Interest and Tax
1000 IaicaSeu National Bank to bonds and interest 200
zoos COrOners Jury
'ooI Dr. v A. Miller, to viewing body of Geo. Illness D.
- . Board of Health.
1900 1000 Dr. H. h. Arceneaux to umigang small pox 1O
o0o9 oakeS hra to groceries for small pox patient 42
fai,~t!"+
Total - 20,
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= Total Claims. Allowed.

Moved by Mr. Walker seconded by Mr. Guidrv that ts%
mentioned claims approved by Claims Committee he
the Police Jury and ordered paid The motion was mt a
adjourn. :..' - -'' oo'O sla Inc n3
Approved ....... 10
touN ~ uoon J. S. IRENE
'' Clerk hHo Of Police ,,r. President Police Jury
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-06-21
Printing and Stationery

9o DOW Dameron-Pierson Go, supplies for clerk
289l Buch Printing Co., to printing 1000 bill heads
0S92 Rice Belt journal, TO printing
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Police Jury Mileage and Per Diem.

1876 Arthur Guidry, Ward
o0I7 R. M, Briggs, Ward
1878 T. S. Walker, Ward
1919 }. S. IRENE, Ward T..
1880 Ausem MarcanteI, Wa
1851 A. T, Jones, Ward 6 -.
1882 +. A. Arceneaux, War
1888 Dole Bourgeois, Ware
1854 Yves Pitre, Ward g..
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-06-21
Total
COnStahlpS' Snlaru

sO0A - OUlSVdUIes oaIdTy.
294 Jesse Andrus, salary for month of Nav
992o ". B. Clark, salary for month of Ma,
5926 Don Louis Landry, salary for month
0SSl lenon Richard salary for month of N
5928 Fletcher Langley, salary for month If NJ
s9a9 n "A. Estes, salary for month of May.
9 999o Adam Leblanc, salary for month Of N
o90l Alex Miller, salary for month of Nav.
Total
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Total
Total

~~~~~~~The following accounts were allowed from A..
Bond Issue Fund: me God
71O N. o. Tex & Mex. X. R. Co., freight on gravel
i'll N. o. Tex & Mex. r. R. Co., freight on gravel
712 Peoples Bank, to deposit payment freight On
713 The Peoples Bank, deposit, payment freight on
ia Pierce Oil Corporation, to Is gal mobile oil 'd'e
us Gulf Refining Co., to oil and gasoline
| ZIG Texas Oil Co., to gasoline .-
~ Standard Oil Co., to oil and gas
us w. E. Coffin, to bolt for Truck
719 st. Germain-Nohe Lbr Co., to lumber fence n,
72O F. B. Cafall, to merchandise 'HS
72l Morse Hardware Co.. to merchandise
722 City ShOeing Shop, to repairs ~-.
723 Frank Taylor, truck driver
" !. !. Russell, to pay roll 5-l-l9 and 1913.
r725 is Russell, to pay roll 5-l6-19 and 523-l9~
726 G. H. Rankin, to salary and teams a
727. G.. H. Rankin, to pay roll 5-2- 10 -
728 G. H. Rankin, to pay roll 5-8-19 ] ~
729 G. H. Rankin, to pay roll 5-16-l9 | + ~!
$50 6. H. Rankin, to pay roll 1921 j I @~-t~i
731 G.. H. Rankin, to pay roll $50 10 - r"~+,
1872 Alcee Benoit work on road -
733 EraSte Benoit, to work on highway.
734 Nelson Boucher, to road wOrk
I5o Nicholas Lognton, TO work highway
736 Ramie Benoit to work on road ..
l37 y. M. Freyou, to work and teams -
738 j. o. Miller, to labor.
l39 Healy Construction Co., to claim ~~--
40 E. Fisher, to final estimate No. 5 4z-~-- ).
Total -~~,--~..~~~--~~~-- .
Totals.
subjected Accounts -
Tick Eradication Certificates u.--... E-Sll
iood Roads Bond Issue Fund. T---- ~
pee'alp Ward Road and = Bridge ard y
Total Claims Allowed ...- -
h. NJ. tyxrItr :
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Address all protests:
Board of State Affahs
Baton Rouge, Louisisp
Chronic Constipation.

! Perhaps you have never tho
OF iof it, but the disorder h
to a lack of moisture in The /,
dual matter of The food. III
wllrdrink an abundance Of vi
eat raw fruits and take lt
outdoor exercise. you may BED
eventually to overcome ii ehs
In the meantime use The d
mild and gentle Iaxatiyes. Stu
and harsh cathartics take
much water out of the systems
make a bad matter worse, Ga
berlain'S Tablets are easy i
pleasant to takedand most 40.
able in effect. Give them a b
Adv. n
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We are proud of the cOnfda
doctors, druggists and the paH
have in 666 Chill and Fever I'd
Adv. j
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Total
Justice of the Peace

=, I" N1R7U1SN VI tAIC UoCEe
09ia n. +. Sweeney, salary for month of
99l6 W. t. Deimer, salary for month of N
99l9 A. NJ. Hollier salary for month of N
992O 5. E. Carroll, salary for month of NJ
o92l Atcee Benoit, salary for month of NJ
99 22 lsma Foreman, Jr., salary for month {
oSzo a. '. Peloquin saIoary for month of
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-06-21
T'0taI
Good Roads Maintenance. i


Ioo9o l" D. DalSe to express on Parish truck parts
5o00 u T. n n5le' sain 1851
5ooT I n G, aSStSaTt 10 engineer &c.
S0 a Jennings Motor Car Co., to repairs Parish AZ
5oO9 Et oi Uaf 20, 10 o' gasoline and labor 23
5o01 o.' Ioau halhtaHahce work 24I
5005 r u Dt: ~ apo - 1884,
o9O9 H. H. Rankin, to pay roll week ending $50 %:
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Total

Salaries
S 9O9 D e. TSl8etaty treas Assessors salary 375O
56oa r. % 10 pro rata Stenographer salary Apr May A26O
590o Nr aHn a. salary io May Asst Dist Atty 1877
5oo ISa E er, 10 salary or May Parish Physician 416t
591 Dr. D H elin 10 Saafy tor May 416t
1910 Mrs NJ board OF Health, Saaryr~. 1906
5Q13 n r Eoi ~ nome demonstration Asent~~~ 1906
1911 R H Sili ~ ~ D. demonstration Agent $500
5915 I r n 9aIos iteaSuref~~~~ 1880
5016 Jobn r. III ~ cantor 1900
N'IiA ioout
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-06-21
Bridge ard Ferry,

2695 Berton Vincent keeping Late Arthur ferry for MAJ
9o94 u Myers, keeping MermenIau ferry for May
2699 Oza Nlaylied, keeping Jaente Bridge for May.
9896 Camille St. Pc, keeping Lorraine Brodge for MAY
1897 Standard Oil Co., to oil and gas for erry~...--..
Putnam patriot., 1919-07-25

! Francis Pelletier is driving a truck for A Vito.
 Charles Johnson was an out of town visitor last week.
 Mrs L. Martin left for Biddeford Me, last Tuesday. Miss Della Benoit was a visitor in 1 Webster Saturday.
 Anna Barrette visited friends in l Webster last week
 Miss Jennie Granata visited friends in Putnam last week.
 Ovila Donais of Quinebaug visited relatives here last week
 Miss Rose Duhamel entertained | friends over the weekend.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. John Gibson last Thursday.
 James Morin has purchased a new Chandler touring automobile.
 Rev. c. A. Lindevall was in Boston on three days visit last week.
 Mrs. Desaulniers returned from a two weeks vacation last Saturday.
 Albert Gandon has finished paint ing Mir. Lamson's residence on Elliott Hill.
 Miss Annette Harper entertained friends from Webster over the week end
 Frank Johnson of Auburn. R. l., visited relatives here over the week end.
 Mr. and Mrs. St. Germain enter tained relatives from Norwich last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Arsene Frappier, Sr. are entertaining relatives from Wa terbury.
 Mir. and Mrs, Fred O. Stone are entertaining relatives from Spring field Mass.
 Robert E. Aehorn has accepted a position here, in the employ of Mich ael Conlon.
 Oscar Tourtellotte of Worcester is visiting relatives here during his school vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Collins and family from Norwich were visitors in town last week.
 Eric V. Johnson of Boston visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil John son, here last week Miss Annette Harper, Miss Ann Alerie and Mrs L. Martin took trip to Worcester last Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Meehan of Webster were visitors in town Sun day as the guests of Miss Kate Kelley.
 Mrs George Carlson and Miss Es- ther Forsberg visited friends in Will sonville Sunday.
 Mrs. Wilfred Bellerose left for Newmarket, N H., last Saturday morning. where she is to spend the week as a guest of her sister.
 The people of this town are not ex- perieneing any inconvenience on ac- count of the trolley tie up, as jitney busses are being pressed into service.
 Pvt. Wilfred Sarrette, world war veteran. is home on a short furlough.
Putnam patriot., 1919-07-25
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Roscoe Alton has returned from Weekapaug,
 Rebecca Hubbard is visiting Mr and Mrs. Boutelle in Bridgeport.
 Jack Harger of Shelton is visiting his aunt, Mrs. George Bosworth
 Mrs. C. L. Upham is visiting E. l.. Upham and family at West Newton, Mass.
 Mrs. Christine Anderson, Andrew Moriarty and daughter have returned to Providence.
 Charles Potter and wife and Allison Potter and family motored to Douglas Sunday, attending camp meeting.
 Henry J. Potter 2nd and family and Mir. Turner and family returned to their homes in Windsor Sunday
 Mir and Mrs. Sevey of Springfield. Mass, were entertained by C. H. Xiii lam and wife Wednesday and Thurs day.
 Mrs George Bosworth has return ed from Shelton, where she was called owing to her fathers illness, his death occurring the day following. Charles Paine and daughter, Mrs Myra Boukay of Brooklyn. N. Y., are spending their vacation here, board ing with N. T. White and family.
 Claus Wieberg has purchased the property of Mrs. Alice Johnson, who has gone to live with her son Charles in Webster, being in feeble health.
 Mrs. Lena Pottle and the Misses Griffin of Boston spent Monday in town, Mrs. Pottle owning cottage on Prospect They were guests of Mrs. c. II. Potter during their stay. Mrs. Charles E. Bunce, Louis Bunce of South Manchester, Mir. and Mrs. George Spiess and son Lincoln of Boston spent the weekend with Everett May and wife, Mrs Bunce re- maining for weeks visit.
 Mrs Hannah Forbes Tillinghast and nephews Brandegee and George Douglas of New London called on Mir. and Mrs. M. B. Morse Sunday. Mrs, 1illinghast resided here during her girlhood, removing from here about 40 years ago.
 A very interesting meeting of the Community Club was held on Wednes- day evening, the attendance being nearly 100. Mrs. A. H. Hubbard, chairman, announced the program Vocal solo, Rose of My Heart" Az nes White, violin and piano accompan- iment, responded to an encore; read ing monologue, Mrs Mccarthy and the Picture Man." Miss Evangeline Lawson, responded to an encore; ad- dress, Evils of the Marketman and the Remedies for the Producer" Ed itor Sevey of the New England Home stead reading, extract from the poem "Evangeline," Miss Lawson. Mrs. F.. U. Johnstone and Mrs. George Phil lips were accepted for membership. Committee for August, S. II. Peck ham, Mrs. Arnold Stone, Mrs. Wm. Medley.
Putnam patriot., 1919-07-25
WEST GLOCEsTER

Mrs. Ann C. Reach, who has been i'll for quite while, but only for a short time seriously so, passed away Friday noon The funeral was held from her late home Sunday the 20th at 2.30 o'clock, the Rev. Mir. Rock of Putnam conducting the services. There were many floral offerings from relatives and friends. From the fam fly, pillow of roses and pinks; Lewis Paul, a wreath of roses and pinks :; Mr. and Mrs. Irving Burrill, gar land of roses Mrs H M. Randall and daughters. garland of gladioli; East Putnam Church Aid Society, garland of roses; James B. Reynolds and daughters, garland of pinks; Mrs. Mary L. Gady and family. garland of white roses; Walter Hawkins and fam fly, wreath of roses and pinks; MT and Mrs. F. Montie and Mir and Mrs
 k. M. Cutler, garland of gladioli Mrs. Maria Bourgeois and family. a wreath of roses and pinks; Mr. and
Putnam patriot., 1919-07-25
THOMPSON TOWN TOPICS

Miss Clarisse Lowell has been spending a few weeks with Mrs. Low rec.
 Miss Leavis is entertaining her cou- sin, Mrs Netzer, from Allentown, Penn.
 Miss Edith Clemense is spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Fred Hutchins.
 Miss Emily Crosby of Providence is spending her summer vacation with relatives in town.
 Charles Houghton, who has been chauffeur for Mrs. Wicks the past two years, finished his labors there last week
 Peter Brunette, who has been i'll the past few weeks, is much improved under the treatment of Dr. Morrell of Putnam.
 The rain of last week and this has caused the hay harvesters to suspend operations, many having grass moved but could not secure it.
 Frank Elliott has finished work for MT Hermanson at the Thompson Greenhouse, and is engaged at the Howe and Marot school.
 Herbert Reynolds of Fort Hill farm returned on Sunday and is recovering from the operation performed on hlm for appendicitis three weeks ago.
 Mrs. Floyd Bowen has lady from Putnam assisting her about her
Putnam patriot., 1919-07-25
THE CROSVENORDALES NEWS SECTION

1 He just recently arrived from over. seas. where he spent several months | in the trenches.
 Miss Mildred Malone of Putnam went to the Worcester City hospital i last Monday to undergo an operation, Miss Malone has two sisters who are trained nurses there.
 A party of French Canadians left for Montreal and Quebec last week, where they intend to spend month among friends and relatives. Several of the party intend to visit St. Ann de Beaupre and other points of interest while there.
 The base ball game to be played last Saturday was postponed on account of wet grounds. On Sunday the Cor bin shoe shop of Webster beat Char bonne's Pets by the score of 6 to 3. Evans and Mason had close pitchers battle. but Evans support was poor
 Charles T. Johnson of this place, who has been sick the past four weeks, was taken to the Day kimball hos pital, Putnam, last week, where he underwent an operation for pleurlsy. His condition is somewhat better than was the case a week ago, but he is im- proving slowly and his many friends hope he will soon be well again.
 Paul Johnson of this place, who is the center fielder of the Worcester Eastern League base ball team. was injured in a collision with the right fielder while chasing a fly ball last Friday. and taken to the City hos pital. Worcester, where relatives wis ited him last Sunday. He Is recover ing quickly and is expected to be able to ioin his team during the week. His nose was smashed and a deep cut sus- tained in his forehead.
 A basket lunch was held at the home of Miss Mollie Wileh of Wilson vile Sunday afternoon. Tables were spread on the lawn and covered with many appetizing dainties. After lunch, games and amusements were held, but the most popular pastime was "the old swimming hole where many enjoyed cooling splash, Among those from town who were there are: Misses Annie, Martha and Molly MeKeon. Misses Anna, Louise ana DOISit6 paESttts nlSa bSAld hS- noit, Miss Mildred West, Miss Esther Forsberg, Mrs Ellen MeMahon, Mrs. Kate Haggerty and Mrs. George Carl son.
 Patrick Molloy, world war yeter- an, is home on an eight day furlough. At the outbreak of the war, desiring to see immediate service, he went to Canada and enlisted in Canadian regiment, which was soon afterwards sent overseas. Private Molloy has seen hard service and has partieipat- ed in many battles. spending four years in the trenches. He was seri- ously wounded several times, one hip being shot away Private Molloy is unable to walk without crutches and is practically in helpless condition. At present he is undergoing treat ment in a Canadian hospital and in- tends to take up vocational work of fered by the Canadian government.
Putnam patriot., 1919-07-25

houseWork during her convaiescenee from her treatment in the hospital.
 Lieut.. William Hochheim of liar ward College has been visitor with his friend here. Miss May MeMulIen. at Brandy Hill. Miss McMullen leaves for Brooklyn, N. Y.. on Thursday to visit her brother, Joseph McMullen, who formerly resided in this vicinity
 Mrs. Russ, who has been keeping house temporarily for Leonard Mills, finished there last week and returned to her home in Dover, N. H., We'd nesday.
 Miss Hadley and Miss Nichols of New Haven, nieces of the late Miss Ellen Larned, have been spending the week in town, stopping with Miss Sherman.
 Frank Bates, Jr, while engaged about the buzz planer on Thursday, had the misfortune to lose his index finger at the second joint and the tip end of his thumb.
 Aside from the cellar, extensive grading which includes the building of a wall is being done on the prem ises of Gardner Miller, Muerolo Brothers doing the work.
 Miss Thayer of Brooklyn and her friend, Miss Hobson of Bermuda, with chauffeur, have been spending a week at the Vernon Stiles Inn at Thompson, leaving on Wednesday en route for her summer home in New Hampshire.
 The pulpit of the local church was occupied by Rev. MT. Whiting of Sudbury. Mass, using Mathew IFS for text. Mir. Whiting was here in June on Children's Sunday and made a most favorable impression upon the congregation, especially that part of it, the younger portion, upon which the church organization is to depend for it's future membership. The ser mon on Sunday was in the line of ad- vancement as the text fully set forth, Nothing but Jesus" The usual at tendance was present to greet and listen to such a fluent and interesting a preacher as Mir Whiting proves himself to be.
Putnam patriot., 1919-07-25
WEST WOODSTOCK

A. C. Rick of Hartford spent the weekend at Kenelm.
 Mrs. Fred Strong is spending this week at her summer home here.
 Mrs. Lydia Williams of Hartford is the guest of Miss E. M. Williams
 Mrs. J. L. Sumner is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Maud Flagg, of New Salem.
 Mrs. Arthur Fairbrother and two sons are among the recent arrivals at Kenelm.
 Irving P. Frost of Washington, D. C., spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Josie L. Frost.
 Mr. and Mrs Byron Bates and MT and Mrs. Franklin Walker attended Douglas camp meeting Sunday.
 Miss Shepherd and Miss Anna Shep- herd, who are at Kenelm for the sum mer, are in West RoXbury for week.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Perrin and chil- dren and Mrs. John Piechista and five children spent Sunday at Webster Lake.
 Mrs. Clarence Tobias, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mowry Ross, at the Frost homestead, returned last Friday to her home in New York.
 Paul Williamson, who is spending the summer here with his aunt, Miss Ellen Williams, has an attractive fam fly of Is guinea pigs of various col ors and sizes, which are a source of much interest to the youngsters about town.
 A large and appreciative audience listened to Rev. Mr. Bakers excellent discourse Sunday Mrs Josie Frost substituted for the absent organist and favored us with pleasing volun- tary Thanks are due Prof. Butler for the improved appearance of the church lawn.
Putnam patriot., 1919-07-25

Live news in hot weather-Patriot.
Putnam patriot., 1919-07-25

Mrs. Annie A. Warner
Putnam patriot., 1919-07-25
WOODSTOCK

Mir Joy of Drumlin Farm enter tained guests from Windsor recently
 Chas Johnson and family of Wor oreester were Shadeheld guests or Sunday
 Friends are glad to greet again Mrs. Elizabeth Calkins. who. as Miss Lizzie Perrin. was formerly a student at Woodstock Academy. Mrs. Calkin. now makes her home at Three Rivers Mass. She Is spending her vacation with her cousin, Miss Mary Lester
 Mrs, Hamilton Holt gave an enjoy able missionary tea on Wednesday af- ternoon at her attractive home, giving the ladies of the place an opportunity to hear an account of her interesting trip abroad. when early in the year she accompanied her husband to the scenes where our American boys so valantly distinguished themselves, eourageously pushing ahead despite all obstacles. As for example, in the Argonne Forest, where not even Ma poleen ventured to send his soldiers. Mrs. Holt's vivid description of scenes and incidents was much appre- ciated by her guests.
 Woodstock has been saddened the past week by the death of one of it's most highly esteemed residents, Miss Ella Perley, formerly resident of Virginia For the past thirteen years Miss Perley has made her home in Woodstock, enriching the village life wish her genial personality and her warm. sympathetic interest in the welfare of place and people. Pos sesSed of a strong literary taste and a very retentive memory, Miss Perley had remarkable resources within her. self. and in way to be envied could recount at length not only her own in teresting experiences as teacher in South Africa. but revealed also fla miliarity with books and authors that was really remarkable For some months Miss Perley had been an in valid and early on Sunday morning entered into rest Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of her cousin. Miss Mary Perley Miss Perley leaves a brother and sister-in-law, Dr and Mrs, George Perley, and niece. Miss Helen Perley, all residents of Wood stock.
Putnam patriot., 1919-07-25

Mrs Fred Ashton, a wreath of roses and pinks; Iseah Reach and family, garland of white piSks.
 The bearers were Irving Burrili, Leverett Burrill, Cyrus Place and Walter Hawkins Burial at East Put nam cemetery. She leaves husband, C. NJ. Reach, and one daughter. Mrs. Annie A. Warner, to mourn her loss. They will miss hsr in the every day walks of life The vacant chair, the stilled voice no longer heard, all re- mind them of the one that has gene She was prepared for the change Death, which must come to us all. She has crossed the dark river and is now at rest