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Indiana Weekly Messenger



June 17, 1891



Dwight, an interesting child of Silas PROTHERO, of Kellysburg, died on

Monday

last aged about 18 months.  The interment takes place to day in Oakland

cemetery.



June 24, 1891



PROTHERO--At the home of the parents, near Kellysburg, June 18, 1891, Dwight

J.,

son of Silas and E. M. PROTHERO, aged 13 months and 13 days.



Dearest little Dwight, thou hast gone

To dwell with Him who gave;

Another little darling babe

Is sheltered in the grave.



A precious one from us has gone,

A voice we loved is stilled,

A place is vacant in our home

Which never can be filled.



Lonely the house and sad the hours,

Since our dear one is gone;

But a brighter home than ours

In heaven is now his own.



--MOTHER.





August 12, 1891



The following resolutions were passed on the death of Frost PROTHERO by the

Kellysburg Sabbath school:



Whereas, God has taken little Frost, son of Silas and Maggie PROTHERO, and

member of our school, from earth to heaven, therefore be it



Resolved, That, while we mourn the loss of this little friend, whose smiling

face we no more shall see, and cheerful voice no longer hear, that we heed

the

warning call to "Be ye also ready."



That we tender our heartfelt sympath and condolence to the bereaved family;

and

that they may realize that God has but taken His own, and be submissive to

His will.



That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the famile and published.



NANNIE E. ELLIS,

VIOLET BLACK,

DAYRE FLYCK,

Committee





December 16, 1891



Silas PROTHERO and family, of Kellysburg, passed through this place on

Friday last

on their way to Grafton, West Virginia, where they will make their future

home.