Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-27
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After two weeks of distressing illness, in which
little Nettie was patient sufferer, she left her
home HERE, to join the angel band in Heaven.
She was gentle, engaging child and her win
nlng, afectionate ways, won the hearts of all
who knew her. So generous, and selfsacrificing
spirit is rarely exhibited in one young. Little did
Nellie's parents realize the household treasure
they had possessed, till she was taken from them.
May this sudden and sore bereavement lead them
to the Savior, and they, by giving themselves to
Him, thus be enabled to train the REMAINING ONE
for Heaven. Their deep grief has ELECTED much
sympathy from neighbors and friends in their be-
half.
We do pray that they as family, may finally
be reunited in that heavenly land where separa-
tons never come.
Farewell Nettie! thou hast left US,
For home above;
There to join the angel seraph,
In their songs of love
THOU art now an angel, Nettie,
In the Heavenly cline;
ROBBED in spotless purity,
In bliss divine.
Farewell, darling we viii grace thee,
On that peaceful shore
Father, mother and sister will meet thee
THERE, to part no more !"
In Louisiana. June the 22d, 1868, Fred l..
Schoield, Co. H, Tth Regiment Vt. Vels., aged
IA years, months and IL days.
In Elmore, Jan. 18th, 1864, of Canker-rash,
Miss Hattie /. Schofeld, aged Is years and IL
days.
In Hyde Park, on the Goth inst. sylvanus F.,
youngest child of Mrs. Aurelia NJ. Aiels. widow
of the late Syvanus Aiels, aged year, months
and days.
RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO MRS. AILEs.
All to-day those tones come pealing
From that m0urnful funeral bell
Yet around our spirit stealing,
Angel whispers, :" 1t is we'll"
For this little life is lifting
of the shadows from the soul,
While we tearfully are drifting
Onward toward our future goal.
We are richer when our cheished
Pass in silence from our side
When our brightest hopes have persisted.
And in all their glory died.
Richer for these light Affections :"
He bore heavier for our sakss-
Richer, for these earthly frictions
Show us where Heavens morning breaks
Hyde Park Jan. 22d. AN.
In johnson, Jan. 18th, of canker.rash, Cora A.
daughter of Joel H. and Sarah A. Partlow, aged
years end months.
Another little one taken, another treasure gone,
another bright bird parted Tor a clearer sky.
Beyond this stormy battle-scene.
She relgns and triumphs now;
Sweeping a harp of wondrous song,
With glory on her brow.
0 could you hear the sweetness
OF that angelic strain,
Not earth's best gifts would tempt you
To call her back again."
| In Morristown, on the 10th inst. brenda,
wife of Heman Clifford, aged 10 years.
In Johnson, JAN 18th. of canker-rash, George
years and 6 months. Also Jan. 18th, of can
ker.rash, Dora youngest child OF |, +. and Sally
Andrews, aged years and months.
In Cambria ge, Jan. 18th, of cankerrash, Flora
Midget, aged 81 years.
| gentle daughter and loving sister has been
snatched, very suddenly. from her once happy,
but now sorrowful home circle. The lines Of the
pious Cecil, on ..Dyiug Youth" WILL CONE
HOME to the widowed mother, and the surviving
brother and sister.
Cease here longerto detain me.
| Fondest mother drowned in woe ;
| Now thy kind caresses pain me,
| Morn advances--let me go
Weep not DER these eyes that languish.
Upward turning toward their home
| Raptured they'll forget all anguish,
| While they wait to see thee come
There, my mother, pleasures centres
Weeping, parting care or woe,
Meier our fathers house shall enter:
7r Morn advances--let me go.
"As through this calm, this holy dawning,
Silent glides my parting breath,
To an everlasting morning,
Gently close my eyes in death.
Yet TO leave thee Borrowing rends me,
Though again his voice hear
Rise may every grace attend thee;
Risei and seek to meet me there"