, 1874-10-15
Charlotte 4. Bartlett,
Died Sept. y. 1874.
Aged
;I8 yeats, . months.


Tito aspect Of tho t1owors was 4 beautiful one,
what deep hold tho lecoaaou had ,lpon tho
ioa1ta OF her frienas On tho left, hanging IRON,
tho wall, wns q portrait OF 3lru Bartlett. work.
Of her own haut, surmonnted by tloral crown.
Hor pow, in tue main aia1e, wns drapeA, aud va
can't, and In 1t an elaborate floral crown resttug
on stand. Tho adjoining pe"a. front and
back, wore occupied By her sunday-zchool class,
-oiElt young lad!os.
commenced at o'clock, the suuday.school chill
dreu marching Up tho nisea, and dep0siting
small bouquets on tho casket and platform:
Thou followed q brief prayer by Prof. Board
man.
And next tho hymn commencing,
Another hand is.bcckoung us,
Another call il glren;
And gIowB moro with angcl eieps,
Tho path tbst lcads to Heaven.
Tho rev. Mr.. Z. ?. Goodwin thon read several
co,lsolatcry passages from tlte Scriptures.
The rcnding concluded,
rnor. q. y. noAnDNAx
| aroaA and mnan brief Address. Ho said 1t
thc,o eero timos when We could come into tho
rreYencn of God and Eny. ''What wouldbt
| TAon?" he PRESENT hour seemed ono Of ss.ch
| tinscs. 1t would seom TINT God could 6pare
| such acene,-th&t human wisdom was aurpaHscd
when QUO mas taken from 1ifo Of ascfunos",
and activity. nnd enjoyment, ut anch an ago as
| tho loved QUO they 1hour,ct Bnt mo sseru not
permitted to question G 9 wisdom; 1t helnnSed
to us only to submit. As tho lsraelitos vero '''-
'btruUted nj Sinai. 80 must w0 DO wleu oaa was
| takon from conHrcrots position. from place
from which it seemed 10 us aho could not bo
| spared.
sho Was peculiarly fittcd for her work. mud her
| influence must have been most arked.-thc
| teacher and guide 10 Innny WHO wero young, a
sister 10 munY in active lifo who needed oncour-
ngenlont and counsel, and n daughter to nlauy
gIay-haircd fathers and nothors, from whom
che never received denial Of request. occl1-
| E1fcl1 n n1HrN H1A H11It1a1{Y tnHAn
| away! What was tho meaning OF such rrovl-
denco7 Was net her vol; important' lie
surely beloved 60, and that t'od would tako it
e, 'a lad the d 1' down. sns s IL '1n ssevsa ts as %
s:ructton from. such an event. md could
! not hut holiaGe thnt, when ho sav
lifo like ths, beautiful in all ia parts. succesH-
ful in its beginning, not allowed to reach its
cloao, according 10 the oven goineB on OF Nature.
Ncd would no. titus check existence. unens to
remind lilo t,eop!c OF Garth that He dwes above.
We should rensembcr-and wo folget it .ofteu--
that VIC did not live for tho sake OF being l!se-
full simply. She WAS rorkin5: ont her salvation.
and IL was delightful to rcaEize tllct TINT work
was nos completed, but still going ou. Tho
Lord had furnished her Will. another and . be:-
ter home, aud she would fi,Ml her fsinntls nio
had sone before. In that homo families were
reunited, and they VIM kept the faith would
meet around the throne OF God.
THE REV. Mr.. r. r. GOODWIN
theu paid his tribute to tho nle1nnry ef the de-
CGateH. lilb 5GluulN1 NtIS pAt1ttlEAl!f Ea04AEHtt
aud llought tears to tho cycs at n,auy. 1ter
inoicaty had alwaya impressed him, as had hor
aweotucee Of disposition. Her heart was over
ilowng With loving affections. getuine out
shining OF tho spirit that thought no esil.-and
in its thoughts always carrying some prooi Of
lovc and blessing, and Bcok'ns to mako Of tifo a
ministry Of cheer and comfort. Sne mol only
kept tho fellowship with him eho loved but no
fellowship which el0wed forth something Of the
swoetncae mil richness OF tho alaatcr,s love.
Her lilo wss halluwcd. intensified, by the lore
that dwclt thorcin. Tier intellectual culture;
him. sho over counted it tho sUcetest privilege
to turn 10 tito pageh Of tho Blessed Book with
linn who preached ito trlltlts. Wllla III tho
days to con,a there might not ho any
such face, any sncl, ,1ttcrances, and sncl,
hands M hcia, 70: her ministry would
Ut sorrow ah exceeding ioy;' aud II. IN tho
new temple lnsilaiug they t:oahe:raed then'seyca
10 moro earnest fellowship With 1ea:;s to which
liar ewect life would have lotl :heal. tlioro WOULD
come baptism Of wossdrous !ite and lore:
Aftera pTaJer By rrof. t. W. Tlskc, The ioc
J of Ases" wa8 sung, aud tho congregation was
dismissed viii tho .ene1ictiou.
| The remh.1ls vera tlIan hurno fronl the ehurch
l,r j. il. Walker, D. i. ItouSt II. II. Elakc, J.
j.. Temple, L. 3. Gookins =. 4. lrsl,. GcoTSo &.
to the Northwestern Depot by largo nil'aber oe
Iriehds III carriages.
lilo body IL Ia 10 hurled in forest Till, Mil
waioe, to-ttay. AMI the llnnlao.vices will tc co
tluutel by Prol. L. ". Fiske.
Tt,a following youuE nle1 Of the church actor
~ . suarl OF honoy aid remained a: Tho ehtlrat
| will, the rrn,4sss Tuesday ,liyht: II. v. !lown
Julius ntooc, Albert llolls|I, j. L. Jn:uc. ". u:
; CnaEcr. George j. Earwalt, \. y. N'lmalth. AM
JOHN FAlrhanks.
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