...for the relief of poor students, while other great causes of benevolence were similarly remembered. No good work done in the name of charity or religion...broad-minded man of wide sympathy and kindly spirit in whom helpfulness was a marked characteristic. EDWARD GEPHART. Among the native sons of Montgomery...

...should be prevailed upon to turn his attention to literary work." He was a man of generous impulses and no good work done in the name of charity or religion sought his aid in vain. He was ever ready to extend a helping hand to those in need and his private charities were almost innumerable....

...direct bearing upon the welfare of Portland, for in many other ways his labors were of equal value. No good work done in the name of charity or religion sought his cooperation in vain. He gave freely and generously of his means and of his time to support beneficial...

...knowledge and time freely and also gave not a little of his fortune for the benefit of the Art Museum. No good work done in the name of charity or religion sought his aid in vain and for many years he was associated with the Young Men's Christian Association and with the Children's...

...its influence has been most beneficial. Mr. Corbett's private benevolences were many and, in fact, no good work done in the name of charity or religion sought his aid in vain. He never allowed the acquirement of wealth to warp his kindly nature, but remained throughout life...

...direct bearing upon the welfare of Portland, for in many other ways his labors were of equal value. No good" work done in the name of charity or religion sought his cooperation in vain. He gave freely and generously of his means and of his time to support beneficial...

...period he served as trustee of St. Luke's hospital, in which connection he rendered valuable service. No good work done in the name of charity or religion sought his cooperation in vain and he gave liberally in support of many benevolent projects and of various denmoinations...

...period he served as trustee of St. Luke's hospital, in which connection he rendered valuable service. No good work done in the name of charity or religion sought his cooperation in vain and he gave liberally in support of many benevolent projects and of various denmoinations...

...Catholic church, but gave to it, in all ways possible to him, the most zealous and liberal support. No good work done in the name of charity or religion sought his co-operation in vain, and in his work of this character he brought to bear the same discrimination...

...Holmes was always a stalwart republican from the organization of the party until the time of his demise. No good work done in the name of charity or religion sought his aid in vain. He was continually extending a helping hand to those who needed assistance yet in all of his benevolences...