The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-14
LAID TO REST.
Funeral Obsequies of MAJOR M. M.
hampton Yesterday.

As previously announced TIE funeral OF
the la'e Major NJ NJ. Lampton took place
from tn Ir sbyterisn church yesto'oay
afternoon, aud long before the appointed
a"ur every portion If the ltrge edifice ex-
ept he seas reserved TO- the various or
d r. akiny part IN the o6sequie9, was
p ckei wi h fir ends If the deceased.
A't'o5 On two O'Clock had en- named
a. tie hour for tie s-rvites, It W hIlf an
hourl lot r wren they hegen nd the long
, wai. irg became not only mOnOtOaous but
created cOn>id rAtle res less ess among the
8; st ass. mblv. AT 2:25 however, the dis
Ia /, ~, sad wall of the de I'd march began
TO ,,,netra lie buiid ng growing more
AID more dis met until IL cor'ege Stopped
| i fir mt of tie church. AS thu b nj c-ased
| IN solemn di re sas taken up IT. m within
| ~ a. or az, aud ct precisely 2:3O the
! cask .opt-inIug the remains of the hon
ured a q | ed o ! carried In by the
| p~I, b. q era md deposited before til altar,
y here ii was surround, d by ii members of
his fami y AMI the va 'iOus lodges, who en-
| cred in the following order:
| Family and relations o; the deceased,
Gran t. led e A. +. aud A. NJ, Sedalis
| |. dye |. o. q. T., ST. Omar comm ndery
7. The orders rurn5d out very strong
| V, and il found neces sary tn increase
the space allottei them, VII ich C used near
|, all the sta nding space to he occupied IS
we'll
When quiet was restored the
choir cbanted "Wfere the Wick, d
CEASE from Troubling"
Rev. A. w. Ne,bit hen read the 91st
psalm, and was followed by r v. ID. c.
Browne With mos, e oquent and fervent
prayer, End the choir sung "Jesusis mine."
Rev n shit then r Sc and br ely and
fe lingly reviewed he lie struggle, temp
ia ions, cloIies snG triumphant death OF
TIE cease yoin'ing TO h m as an exam
lie OF faithful, fir e. dship, CHRISTIAN service
a IN My hon, worthy OF imitation. At
be csacIu ion Of bis remarks The line OF
march vas az in f1rned In the following
order and pre- ceeded 20 The ceue cry.
s d,lia Cornet band.
| It. Quar- comm nd ry &. 7.
Granite lodge A. +. & A. NJ.
Heare.
Sed ia lodge !. o. 6. I.
We, ices cont j ing the frien s and rsla-
tives of the de eased.
At he cemetery he remains were iotar-
ed W tn the usnsl ma one ceremonies.
The / o. g. t. smpiv de, % ting their
evergreen upon the coffin, and al that is
cdN'hAY VI uu' IA LoH Pt' III TAU away
forever.
RESOLUTIONS.
At a called nee ing Of Granite lodge Nc.
272, A. F. & A NJ, Sedz a. Mo, held
April Heb, 1885, for the pnrpose of attend
ing he fune al Of Bro. Nj. NJ. Lampton,
deceased, tie following preamble and reso-
luiious were Unanimously add pied:
Whereas, 1t has I'll as-d an Aliwise Pro-
violence to remove from our midst by
sudden snd unex .cied death cur worthy
brother, Mi:chell NJ. L MT N, o. e of the
CHI ter members of This lodge, and for
mary yeas sn active member of tie Ma
s1nic order
Resolved. Tat in the death of Bro.
hampton this lodge has lost OF of its old
est and mos faithful members.
Resolved, That the kindly and generous
soci al qualities of Bro. Lampt, manifested
in his life and character as husband, { .ther,
brrtFer ard citizen for Sd any years,
WI lie resident of cur city, justly caused
him 10 b. held in sincere esteem by all who
his family, FIJI nds snd he frais rnily will
SUIT ia by meats OF his death.
Res, lvsd, That we deeply sympatbizs
with his bere we'd relatives in tins, the
hour of thsir affiction and sorrow.
Reso we'd, That our lodge room be draped
IN mourning (and that we wear the usual
b>dge OF mourning) for the space of thirty
days
& solved, That copy OF these proceed
ings be presented to The family of the de-
ceased by tie Sc cretary OF this lodge.
7. ii. SANsREE,