Obituary

Fbiday, May 1 3th. Hull Goodyear, Esq., of Manchester, ""i n the sixty-third year of hu age, "bis residence, of ente itis, after a sickness ''f only tl, ree days. He left a wife,son and 'iwghter to rrjoum liis suddenand unexpee$)os_8. As he was a man of firm and. vigorM constitution, and looked as though a score of years might Iiave been added to his "'e Not only did his dear relations niourn 'Wssad bereavenient, bu{ tlie êntire commu""y a-i tlirown iiito mourniDg wlien it was 'suounoea that Esq., Goopyeab had passed As a business man of the town liis loss k irreparable. As a eitizen he was alive 'oany enterpiise and any interest wliioh had flJr Hs object the good of the people. As a emberof the M. E. Chnreli he was conaisle!lt- And in nis cnnnr.il le was nesiiniable, iDd his death is a areat loss to the clmrch - ■jij funeral ge'ttion was preachéd the Sabbatli following his deal h, at the M. E. Clmrch. : esely crowded house of friends were in Mtendance to mingle tlieir tears and syni'ia""Mwith the bereaved familv.