The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Thur., July 29, 1897.
Death of Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler.
Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler, wife of Jesse Batcheler, of this city, died on Tuesday after a long illness lasting several months, which she endured with patient resignation. Mrs. Batcheler was devoted to her church, interested in the cause of temperance, a comforter to the sick, a friend of the poor, a loving wife, a kind and unselfish mother, a sympathetic friend and a true Christian. She will be sorely missed, both in her home and in the community. A husband and the following named children survive the deceased, Mrs. G. R. Ricker, Ridgway, Mrs. R. K. Kilt, Sunbury, Mrs. F. A. Throne, Horsehead, N.Y., Lizzie and K. D. of this city.
The Clinton Republican, Clinton County, PA, Aug. 4, 1897.
Resolutions of Respect.
Another has been added to the number before the throne.
Whereas, it has pleased God in the dispensation of an allwise providence to remove by death from our midst, our sister and colaborer, Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler, whose zeal and fidelity to the cause of temperance ever made her a useful member of our society, be it.
Resolved, By the W.C.T.U. of Lock Haven, that in the death of Mrs. Batcheler, the temperance cause has lost one of its warmest friends, and our society one of its most diligent workers.
Resolved, that we condole with the bereaved friends and point them to the example of a well spent life worthy of imitation.
Resolved, that these resolutions be inscribed in the minutes of our society, and a copy transmitted to the family of our departed sister.
Mrs. H. B. Brown.
Mrs. C. R. Gearhart
Contributor: I Love Genealogy (47705989)
Death of Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler.
Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler, wife of Jesse Batcheler, of this city, died on Tuesday after a long illness lasting several months, which she endured with patient resignation. Mrs. Batcheler was devoted to her church, interested in the cause of temperance, a comforter to the sick, a friend of the poor, a loving wife, a kind and unselfish mother, a sympathetic friend and a true Christian. She will be sorely missed, both in her home and in the community. A husband and the following named children survive the deceased, Mrs. G. R. Ricker, Ridgway, Mrs. R. K. Kilt, Sunbury, Mrs. F. A. Throne, Horsehead, N.Y., Lizzie and K. D. of this city.
The Clinton Republican, Clinton County, PA, Aug. 4, 1897.
Resolutions of Respect.
Another has been added to the number before the throne.
Whereas, it has pleased God in the dispensation of an allwise providence to remove by death from our midst, our sister and colaborer, Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler, whose zeal and fidelity to the cause of temperance ever made her a useful member of our society, be it.
Resolved, By the W.C.T.U. of Lock Haven, that in the death of Mrs. Batcheler, the temperance cause has lost one of its warmest friends, and our society one of its most diligent workers.
Resolved, that we condole with the bereaved friends and point them to the example of a well spent life worthy of imitation.
Resolved, that these resolutions be inscribed in the minutes of our society, and a copy transmitted to the family of our departed sister.
Mrs. H. B. Brown.
Mrs. C. R. Gearhart
Contributor: I Love Genealogy (47705989)
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Thur., July 29, 1897.
Death of Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler.
Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler, wife of Jesse Batcheler, of this city, died on Tuesday after a long illness lasting several months, which she endured with patient resignation. Mrs. Batcheler was devoted to her church, interested in the cause of temperance, a comforter to the sick, a friend of the poor, a loving wife, a kind and unselfish mother, a sympathetic friend and a true Christian. She will be sorely missed, both in her home and in the community. A husband and the following named children survive the deceased, Mrs. G. R. Ricker, Ridgway, Mrs. R. K. Kilt, Sunbury, Mrs. F. A. Throne, Horsehead, N.Y., Lizzie and K. D. of this city.
The Clinton Republican, Clinton County, PA, Aug. 4, 1897.
Resolutions of Respect.
Another has been added to the number before the throne.
Whereas, it has pleased God in the dispensation of an allwise providence to remove by death from our midst, our sister and colaborer, Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler, whose zeal and fidelity to the cause of temperance ever made her a useful member of our society, be it.
Resolved, By the W.C.T.U. of Lock Haven, that in the death of Mrs. Batcheler, the temperance cause has lost one of its warmest friends, and our society one of its most diligent workers.
Resolved, that we condole with the bereaved friends and point them to the example of a well spent life worthy of imitation.
Resolved, that these resolutions be inscribed in the minutes of our society, and a copy transmitted to the family of our departed sister.
Mrs. H. B. Brown.
Mrs. C. R. Gearhart
Contributor: I Love Genealogy (47705989)
Death of Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler.
Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler, wife of Jesse Batcheler, of this city, died on Tuesday after a long illness lasting several months, which she endured with patient resignation. Mrs. Batcheler was devoted to her church, interested in the cause of temperance, a comforter to the sick, a friend of the poor, a loving wife, a kind and unselfish mother, a sympathetic friend and a true Christian. She will be sorely missed, both in her home and in the community. A husband and the following named children survive the deceased, Mrs. G. R. Ricker, Ridgway, Mrs. R. K. Kilt, Sunbury, Mrs. F. A. Throne, Horsehead, N.Y., Lizzie and K. D. of this city.
The Clinton Republican, Clinton County, PA, Aug. 4, 1897.
Resolutions of Respect.
Another has been added to the number before the throne.
Whereas, it has pleased God in the dispensation of an allwise providence to remove by death from our midst, our sister and colaborer, Mrs. Lucinda Batcheler, whose zeal and fidelity to the cause of temperance ever made her a useful member of our society, be it.
Resolved, By the W.C.T.U. of Lock Haven, that in the death of Mrs. Batcheler, the temperance cause has lost one of its warmest friends, and our society one of its most diligent workers.
Resolved, that we condole with the bereaved friends and point them to the example of a well spent life worthy of imitation.
Resolved, that these resolutions be inscribed in the minutes of our society, and a copy transmitted to the family of our departed sister.
Mrs. H. B. Brown.
Mrs. C. R. Gearhart
Contributor: I Love Genealogy (47705989)
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