Mrs. E. C. Beach, one of our highly esteemed ladies, died last Thursday. Mr. Beach has been in ill health for a number of years. She went to California some time ago where she improved very rapidly. A few weeks ago she returned home thinking she was well, but the change in climate had a bad effect on her and she slowly passed away.
Her funeral took place last Saturday and was attended by many friends and relatives.
She leaves a husband and eight children, three boys and five girls, who will miss her very much from their circle around the hearth, where so many of us have spent a pleasant evening.
Rev. Frank Dexter, of Green Bay, preached the funeral sermon.
Chilton Times – July 18, 1896
Her funeral took place last Saturday and was attended by many friends and relatives.
She leaves a husband and eight children, three boys and five girls, who will miss her very much from their circle around the hearth, where so many of us have spent a pleasant evening.
Rev. Frank Dexter, of Green Bay, preached the funeral sermon.
Chilton Times – July 18, 1896
Mrs. E. C. Beach, one of our highly esteemed ladies, died last Thursday. Mr. Beach has been in ill health for a number of years. She went to California some time ago where she improved very rapidly. A few weeks ago she returned home thinking she was well, but the change in climate had a bad effect on her and she slowly passed away.
Her funeral took place last Saturday and was attended by many friends and relatives.
She leaves a husband and eight children, three boys and five girls, who will miss her very much from their circle around the hearth, where so many of us have spent a pleasant evening.
Rev. Frank Dexter, of Green Bay, preached the funeral sermon.
Chilton Times – July 18, 1896
Her funeral took place last Saturday and was attended by many friends and relatives.
She leaves a husband and eight children, three boys and five girls, who will miss her very much from their circle around the hearth, where so many of us have spent a pleasant evening.
Rev. Frank Dexter, of Green Bay, preached the funeral sermon.
Chilton Times – July 18, 1896
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