Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-02-16
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C0PELIN.-In Decatur township on Wednes
day, February 9th, 1881, WILLIS, son Of David
Copeliu, aged about 10 years.
sTRAw.-In Curwensyille borough, on Thurs
day. February Sd, 1881, Mrs. ANsIE A. STRAW
aged 81 years, months and % days
/ BROWNIE Osceola borough, on Sunday
January 3oth, 1851, FRANKLIN H., youngest son
of j. r. and Louisa l., Brown, aged years,
tn and 70 days.
! L0TT.-In Brady township, near Troutvlle
on Friday, February 4th, 1851. JACOB JAMES
son Of Frederick and Catharine Lott, aged II
months and l2 days
BOLGER.-At the Arlington House, Houtu.
dale, on Monday morning, January Slst, 1881
Mrs. ELIoiA BoLGER, mother Of Frank Bolger
in the slst year Of her age.
WEAvER.-In Henderson township, Jefferson
county, Pa, on Friday, January 2sth, 1851 Of
consumption, CATHARisE, wife Of Charles Weaver,
aged 80 years, months and "a days.
wBAyER.-In Henderson township, Jsferson
county, Pa, on Friday, February 9TH. 1881, o.
Group, Auos TmDES, son Of Charles and Catharine
Weaver, aged years, months and days.
HEILBRUN.-In Bell township, Jefferson
county, on Sunday, February 9th, 1881, CHAR
Loire, rect Of Jacob Heilbrun, ST., and mother
Of D. Heilbrun, of Clearaeld, aged 6j years,
months and II days.
GAULIN.--At the residence of bis daughter
Mrs John Barney, In Coyington township, on
Saturday, February l2,h, 1881, FRAscIs A1Gus-
TIN GAULIS, a native Of Molay, department De Ia
lioute soane, France, iu the s5th year of bis age
wELCH.-In Lawrence townshp,on Thursday.
January 18Th, 1881, suddenly, FLASK BRRrHor,
infant son Of George d. and Clara S. Welch, aged
weeks and days.
Short was thy stay, sweet frankie, here
Suffering thou was net allowed to feel
And though to US thou was most dear,
The Lord 10 Himself has taken thee
MAMA.
LUTHER.-In Woodward township, Olsarfeli
county, on Friday, January 7th, 1851. Of measles
BLAKE STERLING, son Of William and Helen NJ
Luther, aged years, months and days.
lcsntrO and Clinton county papers please copy
We have parted with our darling,
Who oheered US day by day
by his ways 70 us 10 charming
As he triPped around at play.
But we know that Jesus called him
To a home more bright and fair;
There to dwell with all the ransomed
There to rest FROM future care
We are lonely now without hin,
Yet bis loss well not deplore
Since We know God's arms are around him
Safely on bright Canan's shore NJ.
BARRETT.-At LewisburR, Pa, on Tuesday.
February sth, 1881, Of heart disease, Mrs. r
BARRRrr, wife Of !. Lewis Barrett, esq. aged Fl
years.
The deceased had many relatives and aequaint.
nnces In this county who W IN lament her demise.
The Williamsport Sun alludes to her death as
follows at Is with feeling Of the deepest sorrow
hat we learn Of the death Of Mrs. |. L. Barrett,
Of Lewisburg, which occurred Tuesday morning
last. Mrs. Barrett has been suffering for some
lime past from heart disease, and while her death
was unexpected It was not entirely unlocked for.
She had been very sick last week, but was reoov. |
ring somewhat, but that uncertain disease which
he was attacked finally triumpbsd, aud she has
been called home to a Mansion not made BY |
hR nds, eternal in the heavens. OF Mrs. /
Barrett We can only say the words that personal |
friendship would dictate We knew her as /
heerful, loving and devoted wife and mother. A |
ady that had the respeot and esteem Of all that .
Inew her, and one who was willing to undergo .
'riyation' and suffer willingly, II by 80 doing
hose around her might be benefited But her
york Is done, her troubles are over, And while
many Of the acts Of kindness which she has done
nay not be known until they arc revealed to us
n eternity, all who knew her can testify that h er
ifo has been one Of good deeds and loving acts,
uch as will perfect her for the life which is be-.
'ond 10 the haven Of eternal rest, the home Of
iOd, and the heaven Of all who believe on His
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