William C. Moore, one of the brightest young men of the A, M. K. Zlon church congregation died this morning at6 o'clock of consumption
He was the son of Charles and Emma V. Moore and lived with his parents at the corner ol Clinton and Corn streets. He had been seriously ill for the past five months. He was 21 years old and had shown considerable promise as a musician. He had taken lessons at the Conservatory and played frequently In church entertainments.
The young man bad lived here for 16 years. His parents moved to this citv from Moravia when tbe lad was five years old. His pleasant dlspositlon had won for him many friends.
Published in The Ithaca Daily News Feb. 11, 1902, page 7
He was the son of Charles and Emma V. Moore and lived with his parents at the corner ol Clinton and Corn streets. He had been seriously ill for the past five months. He was 21 years old and had shown considerable promise as a musician. He had taken lessons at the Conservatory and played frequently In church entertainments.
The young man bad lived here for 16 years. His parents moved to this citv from Moravia when tbe lad was five years old. His pleasant dlspositlon had won for him many friends.
Published in The Ithaca Daily News Feb. 11, 1902, page 7
William C. Moore, one of the brightest young men of the A, M. K. Zlon church congregation died this morning at6 o'clock of consumption
He was the son of Charles and Emma V. Moore and lived with his parents at the corner ol Clinton and Corn streets. He had been seriously ill for the past five months. He was 21 years old and had shown considerable promise as a musician. He had taken lessons at the Conservatory and played frequently In church entertainments.
The young man bad lived here for 16 years. His parents moved to this citv from Moravia when tbe lad was five years old. His pleasant dlspositlon had won for him many friends.
Published in The Ithaca Daily News Feb. 11, 1902, page 7
He was the son of Charles and Emma V. Moore and lived with his parents at the corner ol Clinton and Corn streets. He had been seriously ill for the past five months. He was 21 years old and had shown considerable promise as a musician. He had taken lessons at the Conservatory and played frequently In church entertainments.
The young man bad lived here for 16 years. His parents moved to this citv from Moravia when tbe lad was five years old. His pleasant dlspositlon had won for him many friends.
Published in The Ithaca Daily News Feb. 11, 1902, page 7
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