Obituary
Mrs. Mary Snow born in Union, Dec. 19, 1842 died in Rockland March 13. She was the daughter of Calvin and Adeline Boggs and was married to Frederick G. Snow Oct. 19, 1862. One son came to bless the union, but remained only 15 months, when he was called home.
Mrs. Snow had been in poor health about 30 years. During that time she was never known to murmur, but was patient to the last moment, always kind and thoughtful of others and never had anything but a good word for all. Mrs. Snow was a Christian in every day life, as was manifested in her home more than any other place. especially during the last of her life, when she was to ill to get out much.
Mrs. Snow leaves to mourn her death her husband, Fred G. Snow; one brother, Henry Boggs; and one sister, Mrs. Mary Hastings. The sympathy of all the friends and neighbors is with them in their sorrow, especially the husband who is left alone, and yet not alone as Jesus said: "Lo, I am with you always."
Mrs. Mary Snow born in Union, Dec. 19, 1842 died in Rockland March 13. She was the daughter of Calvin and Adeline Boggs and was married to Frederick G. Snow Oct. 19, 1862. One son came to bless the union, but remained only 15 months, when he was called home.
Mrs. Snow had been in poor health about 30 years. During that time she was never known to murmur, but was patient to the last moment, always kind and thoughtful of others and never had anything but a good word for all. Mrs. Snow was a Christian in every day life, as was manifested in her home more than any other place. especially during the last of her life, when she was to ill to get out much.
Mrs. Snow leaves to mourn her death her husband, Fred G. Snow; one brother, Henry Boggs; and one sister, Mrs. Mary Hastings. The sympathy of all the friends and neighbors is with them in their sorrow, especially the husband who is left alone, and yet not alone as Jesus said: "Lo, I am with you always."
Obituary
Mrs. Mary Snow born in Union, Dec. 19, 1842 died in Rockland March 13. She was the daughter of Calvin and Adeline Boggs and was married to Frederick G. Snow Oct. 19, 1862. One son came to bless the union, but remained only 15 months, when he was called home.
Mrs. Snow had been in poor health about 30 years. During that time she was never known to murmur, but was patient to the last moment, always kind and thoughtful of others and never had anything but a good word for all. Mrs. Snow was a Christian in every day life, as was manifested in her home more than any other place. especially during the last of her life, when she was to ill to get out much.
Mrs. Snow leaves to mourn her death her husband, Fred G. Snow; one brother, Henry Boggs; and one sister, Mrs. Mary Hastings. The sympathy of all the friends and neighbors is with them in their sorrow, especially the husband who is left alone, and yet not alone as Jesus said: "Lo, I am with you always."
Mrs. Mary Snow born in Union, Dec. 19, 1842 died in Rockland March 13. She was the daughter of Calvin and Adeline Boggs and was married to Frederick G. Snow Oct. 19, 1862. One son came to bless the union, but remained only 15 months, when he was called home.
Mrs. Snow had been in poor health about 30 years. During that time she was never known to murmur, but was patient to the last moment, always kind and thoughtful of others and never had anything but a good word for all. Mrs. Snow was a Christian in every day life, as was manifested in her home more than any other place. especially during the last of her life, when she was to ill to get out much.
Mrs. Snow leaves to mourn her death her husband, Fred G. Snow; one brother, Henry Boggs; and one sister, Mrs. Mary Hastings. The sympathy of all the friends and neighbors is with them in their sorrow, especially the husband who is left alone, and yet not alone as Jesus said: "Lo, I am with you always."
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