Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-24
DIED,
In Sheshequin, March 3Oth ELMER, son of George E.
and Caroline Lent, in the lst year OF his age.
Happy infant early best,
Rest in peaceful slum5er, rest

In SheSlcquln March 3Oth. ElMER OF George l..
and Caroline Lent, in the lst year OF his age.
Happy infant early bl-st,
Rest in peaceful slumber, rest
In Springfield April ID after brief and painful Illness
ELIZABETH, wife OF DR.. Theodore Wilder, in the 57th
year Of her age.
A woman of great energy Of character and governed
by the higher powers Of the mind acting her part in life
in a commendabe manner and worthy OF imitation. As
a wife, ever studying the interest Of her companion in
e aiding and assisting him in the tolls and troubles in
cident human existerce from the that made them
one to that Of the illness which closed her earthly path
way. As a mother, devoted to her daughter, only
child counseng, laboriug and hoping, with devotion
worthy of Il mothers heart and a mothers love. As
neghbor upright in her department charitable and hu
name by deeds kindness toward those suffering with
Sickness and aiding the children Of want and distress
giving evidence the truth spoken by in the early
ages christianity that prove religion and undedied be-
fore GoD the Father only consists in keeping ones
self unspotted the world but also in visiting the
atheress and widows in he Affections, illustrating the
truth spoken by another that,
Heaven is here its hymns of gladness
Cheer the true believers way,
In this world where sin and sadness,
Often change to night our day.
Heaven is here where misery lightened
OF its heavy load is seen,
Where the face OF sorrow frightened
By the deed OF love hath been.
"Where the bound, the poor desparing,
Are set free, supplied, and blest-
Where in others anguish sharing,
We fnd our sureSt rest.
a Where we heed the voice of duty,
Rather than mans praise, rod
This is heaven-its peace, its beauty,
Radlent with the smile OF COD"
Living thus and securing the esteem of all blessed with
her acquaintance, her grve will be remembered as the
resting place of the earthly form of worthy to live
to a reunion where parting shall be no more. [CoM.
In Smithfeld April Sd JENNIE A., daughter of Ira c.
and Rellen E. Bullock, in the 9th year OF her age
Jennie was indeed lovely girl and endeared to
the hearts of her friends and douby dear to the men,
bers of the household made joyous by her presence and
whose inmates now greve the absence of one who was
the life and light of the household band
"a moan OF sorrow-a dirge of gloom
wall OF woe DER an early tomb
funeral requiem, and for whom?
blighted bud
For one who hath left this world Of pain
Though strongly linked by affections chain,
And our passionate weeping, alas is vain
To restore the flower.
" Then dirge of sorrow, a dirge of gloom!
Softly, oh m0therearth, make room
For one who hath passed. in youth and bloom,
From our lone way
I" For her the youngest and fairest one
Whose work upon earth is already done,
Whose heavenly home and crown are won,
In early down!
"A requiem for our gentle dover
No! a song of praise, of redeeming love-
For our lamb removed to the fold above
To Jesus arms"
The newly-made mound, near the home Of her child