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%The following resolutions were passcd by
the pupils at the Elkton Academy, expressive of
their feeling on the occasion ofth" death Of their
interesting schoolmato Ann Elizabeth Joyce who
departed this life on Wednesday last ugcd ten
years.


Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God in his
infinite wisdom TO deprive us OF one oil our COM
panions, and the afflicted Parents ut'a beloved
child, it hns been resolved by the students OF
Elkton Academy to express our deep regret at
this dspensation Of Providence, Therefore be it,
Resoired That wo view with the deepest re-
gret the loss of our schoolmate, Ann Elizabeth
Joyce, Whose innocent demcanor obtained her
the love Of her fellows, and whose scholarship
did honor TO herselfand to this institution.


Ecsolred That i'll this aiili icton, which has fal-
len with equal force upon all who knew the de-
ceased, we view the hand of an all-wisc Provi-
dencc, whose heaviest blows, though they caused
the tenderest wounds, have ever been for the
best.


Resolced, That though we view with the deep
est regret this loss of our schoolmato, We canno.
but feel that she has gone to happier abode,
where she can no longer meet the cares and
troubles of the world


Resolred, That this school attend the funeral
of the deceased, and that wo wear badge of
mourning for thirty days.


ResOlred, That copy of these resolutions be
presented 10 the sorrowful and afflicted Parents
as slight testimonial ot'lhe grief we feel Oh the
occasion. [Signcd.l


EMILY +. ElowARD, !


FRANCES +. ID. McCAuLEY,


Isabella IioLLINGswoRrH, Committee.


GEo. +. WALLACE,


ANDREW WALLACE EVANS,


Elkton, May Sd 1874.