Weekly Monitor - Bridgetown - Wednesday, 11 November 1885 - Page 3 -
Deaths -
Paradise, Annapolis Co., N.S., Nov. 19th, 1885 - On the 2nd inst., in her 17 year, Antoinette, the beloved and only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Freeman. Her sickness was short but very severe. She was confined to her bed only a little over a fortnight, and after suffering intense agonies entered into rest. It is a heavy blow to her bereaved parents, being the third child they have buried within four years. Two days before she died, she heard beautiful music, “Mama,” she said to her mother, looking upwards, “it is such beautiful music.” She was naturally fond of music and by her gentle loving disposition won the hearts of all who knew her. She was very happy and peaceful when she died. May the God who governs all the mysterious ways of Providence comfort the hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman in their deep sorrow. Isaiah 55; 8, 9. – David Price.
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Deaths -
Paradise, Annapolis Co., N.S., Nov. 19th, 1885 - On the 2nd inst., in her 17 year, Antoinette, the beloved and only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Freeman. Her sickness was short but very severe. She was confined to her bed only a little over a fortnight, and after suffering intense agonies entered into rest. It is a heavy blow to her bereaved parents, being the third child they have buried within four years. Two days before she died, she heard beautiful music, “Mama,” she said to her mother, looking upwards, “it is such beautiful music.” She was naturally fond of music and by her gentle loving disposition won the hearts of all who knew her. She was very happy and peaceful when she died. May the God who governs all the mysterious ways of Providence comfort the hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman in their deep sorrow. Isaiah 55; 8, 9. – David Price.
Contributor: Ric Noble (47989037) • [email protected]
Weekly Monitor - Bridgetown - Wednesday, 11 November 1885 - Page 3 -
Deaths -
Paradise, Annapolis Co., N.S., Nov. 19th, 1885 - On the 2nd inst., in her 17 year, Antoinette, the beloved and only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Freeman. Her sickness was short but very severe. She was confined to her bed only a little over a fortnight, and after suffering intense agonies entered into rest. It is a heavy blow to her bereaved parents, being the third child they have buried within four years. Two days before she died, she heard beautiful music, “Mama,” she said to her mother, looking upwards, “it is such beautiful music.” She was naturally fond of music and by her gentle loving disposition won the hearts of all who knew her. She was very happy and peaceful when she died. May the God who governs all the mysterious ways of Providence comfort the hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman in their deep sorrow. Isaiah 55; 8, 9. – David Price.
Contributor: Ric Noble (47989037) • [email protected]
Deaths -
Paradise, Annapolis Co., N.S., Nov. 19th, 1885 - On the 2nd inst., in her 17 year, Antoinette, the beloved and only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Freeman. Her sickness was short but very severe. She was confined to her bed only a little over a fortnight, and after suffering intense agonies entered into rest. It is a heavy blow to her bereaved parents, being the third child they have buried within four years. Two days before she died, she heard beautiful music, “Mama,” she said to her mother, looking upwards, “it is such beautiful music.” She was naturally fond of music and by her gentle loving disposition won the hearts of all who knew her. She was very happy and peaceful when she died. May the God who governs all the mysterious ways of Providence comfort the hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman in their deep sorrow. Isaiah 55; 8, 9. – David Price.
Contributor: Ric Noble (47989037) • [email protected]
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