During the shower early Saturday ;
n.crning, one of oar most promising }
voung men. Xewell Biiby, parsed j
peacefully across to the Homeland, j
haring been a constant sufferer for j
rereral months past. Hoping to re- j
tain his health a part of the time was ;
passed in the Adirondack* Bra -elv >
he fought full ef hope and courage j
every effort proving a failure until :
the end. He was the third and only
surriring child of George Emery and
Annie Leroy i Eaton! Bbtby. He w. s
thirty-five years of age. born and edu
cated in Providence, where he entered
the employ of an insurance comp my
but later accepted a more promising
position for a company in Hartford
where he had been promoted and his
prospects for success were very en
couraging. when his health failed and
he was obliged to leave for a rest and
change. The funeral was held at the
!.rme of his father, the only near re!
rtive left to mocrn his early death at
eleven o’clock cday morning. Rev
J R. Miller officiating. Burial was in
':e family lot at Providence in charge
of Leon Walker.
Beautiful iu Death, the battle done.
Enjoying his reward, the crown he
won.
