Utah Enquirer | 1889-09-27 | Page 2 | B. Y. Academy Items

1 Y academy ONE dozen copies of the latter day saints psalmody have been purchased for the use of the choir this step will greatly assist in the musical exercises of the academy IT is very gratifying to witness the increasing attendance at the missionary meetings on sunday mornings many young people of both sexes have there borne their first testimony to the truth of the great latter day work the courtesy of dr W E pike in allowing his manikin to be used last friday evening the lecture on A forty minutes visit in a wonderful building was made interesting as well as instructive we noticed several strangers present who seemed to enjoy themselves highly the lecture this evening will be delivered by bro H A anderson on household science WORD was received on saturday morning that bro isaac W shipley who recently went homo on account of sickness had died in caper the day before the eal intelligence of his sudden demise was a to all the teachers and students bro maeser and several of the students attended the funeral in draper meetinghouse meeting house on sunday monday evening a mass meeting of condolence was held in the academy and while brothers maeser and nelson of the teachers and george day of the students were speaking the following resolutions were draft edby the committee and adopted by the whereas in the providence of the almighty bro isaac W of draper salt lake county a student of thu normal department of the B Y academy was called from this life friday september and whereas during his brief attendance at tins institution ha endeared to all his associates by a straightforward gentlemanly deportment and 1 zeal in alie pursuit of truth therefore resolved that we as toa chera and students unite in paying thia tribute to his memory and in sharing with the bereaved family the areat affliction caused by his death and that we invoke alie blessings of god to comfort thosa immediately called to mourn his loss resolved that these be spread upon the academy ro cords pub dished in the ENQUIRER and a colv 1 sent to the bereaved family bonx E DALLEY CHARLES R domus miss AMY BROWN miss ALICE committee