The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-03
MARRIED.

In ClaridoD, at tho residence of the
brides father, Oct. 25th, by Rev. ID. Wittor.
Mr.. WATSON A. SPRING, Of Burton, and
Miss HANNAH JOHNSON, of Claridos.
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DIED.
AT Funkvile, Venango Co.. Pa, Oct.
both, of typhoid fever, Mrs. L. s. SAN.
FORD, wife of Il. W. Sanford. of Cbardon.
Iu Hambden, Sept. 2Sth, 1865. after an
Illness OF four days. of congestion of tho
ogs,ADELMA G. TURNER, eldest daugh.
ter OF Cornelius and Maria Turner, aged 10
! years, s months. 22 days.
Why 10 1t thus! We often ask;
The answer is, abide in grace.
Through darkened glass you sec all now.
ln heaven you'll see as face to faco.
Con-.
In Newbury, Oct, 10th, at the residence of his
son law, Calvin Phelps, Mr.. MOSES MAY.
NARD, aged 9S years and three months.
lhe deceased was native of Wes,borouuh
Worcester Co., Mass, where he resided until
about 70 years OF age, when he removed to Con.
way, Franklin Co, and remained there until the
year 1885. While there he became acquainted
WITH, and married Miss Lucy Davis, oi vii.
lisnlsbLrg, Hampshire County, with whom he
! lived 69 years, and who now survives him In
the year 1898 he emigraed to Auburn, and, even
at that advanced age bore an active part in over.
| coming The hardships anu pfivations incident to
! new country. He raised family of fourteen
children, ten Of whom survive him. He was for
many years member Of the Baptist Church. md
was q faithful and consistent follower of Chris
lie died as he had lived beloved and respected bv
az: Appropriate indeed were the words of Paul
which were. selected Tor the text upon his funeral
occasion; ~ have fought good fght; have iin.
ished my course; have kept the faith ."-Timo.
thy, Al.
Gently rest, thou Christian parent,
Sweetly sleep, thou aged one;
Thou art freed from care and anguish,
| Gently rest! thy work is donel
Long with friends on earth thou'st tarred,
| Long has been tiny stay pfolonged
But thy pilgrimage is ended
Gently rest! thy work is done
| Through the darkness he was strengthened
For his faith in God was strong;
| And his spirit never taltered-
Gently rest! thy work is done!
In falle.ing accents oft I've heard him
| Pralsing Cod the Father, Son;
| Now in Heaven he's gone 20 meet them,
Gently rest thy work is done! II w.
Massachusetts papers please copy.
In Barton. Oct. l4th, after an illness of two
weeks, Miss ELLEN ID. CLEVELAND, agec
20 years, youngest daughter OF the late DR..
5. Cleveland.
Her death, in it's occurrence, was perfect sur
prise, Tor, although she was regarded as very i'll
no apprehension of speedy fatal termination
was entertained until within an hour Of her de
cease This sad event verifies anew the adage
Death loves a shining mark" Endowed by n
ture with cheerful and pffectionate tempera
ment, she was regarded with special endearmen
and esteem, not only in the bereaved family cir
cle but by her youthful associates. In the early
part OF 1863, she protessed personal faith in
Christ, and united with the Congregarl Church
Though in death she could give no expression o.
her trust in tht Savior. her friends "sorrow moi
as those who have no hope"
The strife is DER! The loved OF years,
i To whom our yearning hearts had grown,
Hath left us, with lies gathering fears
10 struggle darkly and alone;
Gone with the wealth of love which dwelt,
Heart-kept. with holy thoughts and high;
Gone, as the clouds OF evening melt
Beyond the dark and solemn sky." CcM.