Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-07-04
OBITUARY..

In memory Of JULIA A.. beloved wife OF
Patrick w. Resell, who departed this life
May Q, 1898.
She was Q good mother and Q true wife.
She was kind 10 ell. She laughed at her
troubles and bore them with patience. She
was q Virginia raised lady. She joined
the Catholic church when we were mar.
RED. She lived mp 70 her Christian duties
and tried Do teach them to those that were
sround her. She was good and kind TO
my first wife's children and treated them
as II they were her own. She leaves four
little children and myself TO mourn after
Ter. Dear wife, it 10 hard 10 give thee up,
but God does ell things for The best, and
has taken you home with Him 10 rest
By HKR HUSBAND.
At the residence Of her parents, Holly
wood. ON Wednesday, July the 10, 1895,
MARTHA, aged 8 years and months,
daughter Of JOSEPH G. and Martha While.
How sad 10 record the death of one %
young and % well beloved parent alone
can feel Still 10 the lisping tongue and
quiet the restless little feet that once cheered
tie hearts and made sunshine in the home
OF the beloved ones. She IL gone. Her
busy little form hss been o'ershadowed by
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has locked In Icy letters the restless little
limbs. To the bereaved parents we can
offer no consolation save the knowledge
that what has been their loss Il her gain.
That in the beauteous land of cherubs that
surrounds the Eternal Throne one little
voice has been added-that of little Martha
to the band whose youth and happiness
shall last when time 10 not
Thou art gone, my baby, thou art gone,
From this world thou art free,
But left dear papa and mamma 30 mourn
Ever Longing thy presence TO see.
In that bright mansion Of eternal bliss
Pray that papa and mamma some day
May greet you there with fond loving kiss
And live there together forever and ave.
By HKR COUSIN DAISY WHILE.
Fell asleep In Jesus June 10, 1895, MAR.
TIA, beloved daughter Of Joseph @. and
Martha A. While, aged 8 years and 0
months.
asuffer little chlld,e1 to come unto Ne.
and forbid them not, for ofsuch Ia the king.
dom of heaven"
How appropriate are these words of our
blessed Lord In this sad bereavement
Ihey give consolation 10 many whose
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tha, who % endeased herself 20 all who
knew her. She was the idol Of her par.
ents, and I deeply condole with them in
their sad Addiction. I know 10 10 hard TO
give mp one Of our beloved 10 the cold and
cruel hand Of death 10 be hidden deepIy
beneath the sod. but when we know The
departed has found rest in the arms of Je.
sus. then should cur sorrow be turned into
JOY. Therefore. sorrowing parents, sister,
brothers and friends, weep not for your
darling little Martha. for your loss 10 her
gain, and be assured she q now with the
saints depayssd this life, mayhaps ever
wstchfnl OF your temporal existence, beck.
oning You on through the crooked and
rugged pathway of life TO lie eternal be.
yond the skies. "Whom God loveth He
chasteneth," bat His chassisements are
meat In mercy. He has only plucked
bud too fair 20 blossom In this sinful world
and transplanted it In the balmy atmos.
phsre of His celestial home, there 70 await
your coming. Let the appreciation of this
happy reunion coerce you In greater works
Of well doing that. when this life ended,
yoa may meet her In her heavenly horae.
A FRIEND.