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Mrs. John H. Townsend
Few as pure and beautiful characters are found as that of Mrs. Townsend. Devoted to her loved ones at home she was most happy with them, notwithstanding her enjoyment of society, when they enjoyed it with her. And we are assured that she and her husband have not been separated a night in twenty-seven years, excepting a few days on the occasion of his niece's death. The family was a model of domestic love and such separations are painful to bear, but hopeful in the assurance that " God giveth His beloved sleep, " and that we shall all meet our dear ones on the other side. Deceased leaves a husband and daughter, Mrs. George M. Walker, Mr. Walker and their little daughter Carrie Louise, to mourn their irreparable lo3S, in which they have the sympathy of the entire community.
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