Etc. -- Mrs. William Church passes
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A transcription of a part column from page 3 of rhe 21 Nov 1901 SWaterford Star.
[Paragraph breaks inserted by the transcriber, the original being a single paragraph.]  

Waterford

On Tuesday evening of last week a joyful group of family and friends spent the evening at the residence of 
Mrs. William Church, who bad been in ill health for some time, but seemed to be on the road to recovery.

As the guests were about to depart she playfully remarked that in the morning she would get up and do the washing. 

All were well pleased with her prospects of rapid [convalescence], but ere the morning dawned the 
Angel of Death began feeling for her heart strings, 
and about 8 a.m. snapt [sic] them asunder.

A husband and two little children, mere babies, 
were left to mourn her unexpected death.

She was buried on Friday in Greenwood Cemetery

 
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