Dentil of JiimcH VV . K(mbit*.Janu*-» \\\ Kimble died nt his home on Ml Scott -itrtet, Stroudsburg, at on-* o*lt; to* k, Thursday morning, Aug. \rK About three year* ago be Buffer* cd a *un«troke from which he never fully recovered* anil this together with his age, canned his death. De-ceased was 71? years, 7 months and 27 days of age# and was born and brought up In Wayne county. In 1^7 be lo1 a ted In Stroud-burg, and since that time lie has worked for Shifter Brns a* 11 carpenter, until four years ago. when falling health compelled him to relinquish the position,Ho enlisted In the Second Pennsylvania Artillery. 112th Pennsyhanla Volunteer* on the Sth day of August I v62 and took part in numerous important cngHgetnenth, iie (tiding the I la Ml of t;*'ttsliurg. He was honorably dip barged from the service on June 4, I65.lie eased wap well liked by all w ho knew him# and had many friends who mu i! a bis loss. He w is a m*m-hor Of til Infill M E. church, a lender iu the Sunday morning class services. Beside* bis wife, he Ip survived by rite following daughters: Mrs. O »'oleman. Scranton; Mrs Virgil Hunt* Mrs. K. M, Paxton: Stroudsburg; Mrs. It. M Beaver, Dal Minor*-. Mil.; Mrs. Amelia Kleeker .f Ohio. Also by tile following broth-.*r^ and hitter*: Harmon Kimble.M ini sink; Levi Kimble, Hawley; Mrs. James Swan, Uuwick; Mrs. Did In Decker, Spar row bush, and Mrs. William A Item Pier, of Arlington. The funeral services were held at bin home on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'* lock, Itev, H B. Smith oftleiatod. The ext was taken from the first Corinthians and 13th chapter. The hyrnns that were sung Were selected hv the deceased. When Mv Lift* Work is Ended, W - nn r M Hod to Thee/4 Interment at the Stroudsburg * emetery.