The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-03-09
DIED.

| FARNANDlS.-At the "Homestead," near
Bel Air, Nd, on Thursday, March 9Th, at one
O'Clock, Mrs MARY z. FARNANDls, widow
OF the late Walter Farnandis of Baltimore, in
the 93d year of her age. Funeral will take place
on Saturday, March 10th. Carriages, leave Mary
land Central depot, North avenue, at L 80 P. NJ,
thence 90 Chapel at Greenmount, where the
services will be held at ESQ ?. NJ.
MURPHY.-On Wednesday, March It'll, 1888,
at his residence near the Rocks, of pneumonia
DANIEL P. MURPHY, aged 10 years. Inter.
ment at St. Ignatius' Church, Hickory, SUM-
day morning March 11th.
MITCHELL.-At the residence of his parents,
In Havre de Grace, Feb. nth, 1888, WILLIE
W., youngest son of Robert o. and Mary A.
Mitchell, aged II months and 81 days.
His suffering all are ended,
His little form at rest;
His loving Saviour took him
And laid him in His breast.
Clasp his little waxen fingers,
Lay them softly on his breast,
Close the little eyelids gently,
Little Willie's gone TO rest.
On the collins downy pillow
Lay the darling's little head;
Lay the precious sleeper gently
In his strange aud lonely bed,
Putaway the little dresses,
He will never need them more:
He has safely crossed the river, g..
Landed on the Heavt My shore.
Now. weeping parents. cease to mourn,
And meekly kiss the sod;
Knowing your darling you will find
Safe IN the arms OF God.
BY HIS GRANDMOTHER.
BALDWlN.-On February 18th, CLARENCE,
only son Of William and Florence Baldwin.
This bud so young, go fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom.
o. how we loved our darling little boy
J. ~ n ri tn n ynl
surrounded by fl Iwers and his face full OF
joy,
In anguish we heard his last farewell.
So now look at his cradle.
And find 1t empty and bare,
think can see him smiling,
As he used to when he was there.
But alas he has gone for ever.
Across on that golden shore,
Where all is Joy and gladness,
by HIS UNCLE. WHIT.
WARD.-In Texas, Baltimore county, on
10th of February, 1888. after a short illness of
typhoid fever, JOHN T., son of Thomas and
Sarah f. Ward, aged II years. months and %
days.
Our darling Is sleeping
So free from all pain;
o! wake him not sweet spirit,
To suffer again.
He slumbers so calmly,
o! let him sleep on;
His sickness Is ended,
His troubles all gone.
An ange; from Heaven,
Has called him to rest;
o! mourn not, dear friends.
For God knows what's best.
HIS GRANDMOTHER.
SANDERS-Departed this life. February sth,
1883, after a short and painful illness of days,
near Jarrettsville, Hartford county, MRS. MARY
wife of VIM. Sanders. She leaves five sons,
three daughters and thirty-nine grandchildren.
A mothers love. oh. what can hll
precious mothers placer
Whose voice like hers has power to thrill.
Whose smiles so sweet grace2
When backward glancing DER tho past.
Its buried joys arise,
A vision fair, too bright to last.
Is present TO my eyes.
saw thee when disease had laid
lts whitening hand on thee,
And at lonely midnight prayed
Thou might be spared to me.
In vain my prayer, thine hour had come,
No earthly love could stay
The spirit poised for that bright dome,
Where regns eternal day.
Sweet mother, from thy home on high,
Dost thou look down OIL me2
Art thou In spirit ever nigh,
And wilt thou over be
All. yes. thou art. know thou art,
Although cannot see,
feel thy touch upon my heart.
Whene or think OF thee.
BY HER DAUGHTER. NJ. Z. WELSH.
LYNCH.-At the residence of her parents,
near Hartford Furnace, Feb. 26th, 1888, ELIZA
BETH, youngest daughter of James and Han
norah Lynch, aged years, 2 mouths and Is
days.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place Is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
God in HIS wisdom has recalled
The boon His love hath given,
And though the body moulders here,
The soul is safe In heaven.
BY HER SISTER, G, NJ l..