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December 20, 1916 



Ingell.— At Milton, Mass., on Nov. 

 28th, 1916, in the seventy-second year of 

 her age, Miss Mary Anne Ingell, a mem- 

 ber of the Roxbury Society. The funeral 

 services were at the house, and were 

 conducted by her true friend and 

 former pastor, Rev. Julian K. Smyth. 

 The clear message of the definiteness of 

 the hereafter given us in that service 

 was spoken, of and appreciated by non- 

 New-Church people present. e. g. b. 



earth-life the doctrines of the New 

 Church were his greatest delight and 

 his most enjoyed subject of conversa- 

 tion. He was a loyal New Churchman. 



Captain Ayres has left, in this world, 

 hisfwife, two married daughters, a mar- 

 ried son, eight grandchildren and four 

 g$eat grandchildren. 

 I The keynote of the resurrection serv- 

 ice conducted by his pastor was, "He is 

 tot dead; he is risen!" 



