“DEATHS and THE FLOOD OF MARCH, 1913. It is impossible to say how many persons lost their lives directly and indirectly as a result of the flood of March, 1913. Many certificates were received showing as a contributory cause of … Continue reading
THE FIFTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. “‘THE organization of the Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal Church was the outcome of a Sunday Schoolheld at Glasgow for a number of years. … ‘An excellent programme was rendered as part first: Bessie Conrad … Continue reading
“…Our dear Lizzie Ware used to say of her, that she was equally at home in a palace or a hovel. And so she was, for the depth and warmth of her sympathy led her for the moment to put … Continue reading
“New Bedford, Nov. 5, 1863. Susan I. Lesley To Her Husband. . . . After tea Lizzie [Ware] took out her case of Port Royal letters, and read to us, till far into the night, Harriet’s and Charley’s Journal of … Continue reading
Letter to Mary Russell ” To New York, April 6th, 1865 …I shall be delighted when the war is over and we can have quiet home life to think of. Lizzie Ware, Hattie, Charles and Jeannie and Cliff are at … Continue reading
“MUSINGS AT TWILIGHT. BY LIZZIE WARE. Tell me, thou bright and shining star, What is thy mission from afar? Why shinest thou so sweetly on, Till night shades deepen and are gone? Dost thou in yonder realms of light Thy … Continue reading
“The report on the Orphans’ Home was called up (see item 20), and the Convention addressed in that interest by Miss Nellie Dunn, one of the teachers in the Home, and J. G. Dickinson, and the following children from the … Continue reading
DIPLOMAS OF GRADUATION Gibson School. Girls. Lena A. Ware Reference Data: … Continue reading
“Question Law’s Scope Question of the scope of the Ohio workmen’s compensation law has been raised in the Ohio supreme court, which Is asked to determine, in a Cincinnati case, whether the state must pay claims of workmen outside the … Continue reading
“Girls’ Normal School COMMENCEMENT. The Commencement at the close of the Fifty-eighth Term was held June 20th, 1878, in the Assembly Room in the School Building. The following named ladies graduated, and were awarded both diplomas and certificates of qualification … Continue reading
