The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-02-22

/ pl th" elght nov llNlng. Dea Nrgt had
4 lived in Jackson almost SO Years. Mid Il arg..
4 sirrle Of friends and atNWaintaneeS ami was
rfsHeGtta hy alI Wlo lSnaw hin Frequently
I llls friends and neghbors pointed ~ liin IN
an example. not only Of Z, olspl citisen noe,l
far honesty ana fair dealing hrt ;.lsa as n
consistent thri~tian, eminent inr picty ant
GDdiinfSs. li- wi~ p nan 4f WORE tl.4,r or-
binary intelligence ald soumd Judgment.
and 50 lived that many seeing his good
WORKS were caused W gluriiN C,ol. His lifn
Was closely identified With the Congr.E4-
tional Church If Jackson, III which lie w;,s N
member - years and It's deacon 20 wears
The cause of Christ was uppermost in his
mind to the last, and the interests If tile
| church Were very near Ills heart. All tile
funeral, which was hell at liz residence
Tuesday afternoon, Feb 18th, the pastor
Of the church, Rev. f. S. Ijolltf, otficiated
Appropriate passages Of Scripture We're read
and fitting remarks made from The text
II have fought tile good ii Git, have finish
ed my course, have kept the faith" Church
and community unite in mourning his loss
Dear brother, thou hast zone ann lett lis
From TINS world thou HAST been riytn;
But 'tis Our Father who hath lereft ls
And taken thee to Heaven
Wen remember the example thou hast set lis
And the Path thy feet have trnd
And when this world duth fret lls
Like thee, we'll turn tn Goa
Ana When onf Journey Il ended,
Wen follow whittier thy steps nay, tended
Aho ihce' lhee on me farther shore
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hllJai Lane Ni Prospect, passed INTO spirit
NE REQ 'th, aged ~ years Mr- l.alle was
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whleh he ived he yerN larg~ audience
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presidential election lie is survived by tbr
.p'lnMlng chlldrtn Mrs. Parinnrr Rice,
NiS- itanhtr Martin, Moody Robbins ana
Adtlher' \. EohhinS Of l'nion, MrS Alden
NJ Nnhb Di iiloiilii>tDn, Nathaniel Robbins
" shngton, -. q, and Mrs A. +.
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