Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-03-12
DIED..

In Washington city on February 80,
1895 FREDERICK UNCLE, E,rmerly oil
this county. In the s4th year OF his aye
On February 81. 1896. ROSE G. HAY
DEN. aged ID years and 10 months.
Rose dropped when the world seemed
brightest,
She died in the flower Of youth,
At that age wh-n the heart seemed Iightesi,
Full of virtue. honor and truth
But her virtues will always he cher lshed.
so Danish your tears and your signs.
Roses m rial day only has persisted,
Her glad soul now dwells in the skies.
By HER COUSIN mAUDs.
Died, February 81. 1875. ROSEC HAY.
DEN. daughter of w. Abel and Lucy G.
Hayden. in the fourteenth year of her age
While those who were g., dearly linked
TO her suffering hear; by every human tie
that units sympathy and anguish, stc d
by her aching brow watching the ghar tly
hand of death reaching 20 pluck the pre-
cious bud, inst on the verge Of developing
into perfect blossOm-womanhoo on
the other side sto d an angel of the Gar
den of Paradise ready tn bear her awav,
when piucked, the yet unweathered bud
there TO be transplanted, only To bioom In
The sweet cline OF immortality She was
truly a sweet, smiable, and virtrous child,
and we'll deserves the god name which
her rffable manners and virtuous life
earned fer her; and the fruits Of which, we
hope and trust, she may emily for all eter
nifty.
At midnight on nv lonely beat
When shadows wrap the wood and lea,
A vision SCENE my view "a greet
OF one now gone who prays for me.
No Rose now b'opms upon her brow,
Her rm II not lovers dream,
But ON her face, once fair and meek,
A hUst of purer beauties CLEAN
In ringleis falls her silken hair,
A patient smile Is on her face;
And n mild an gentle prayer
Around her sheds q moonlight grace.
She prays for those so far away,
That they may conquer in the fight,
And begs that Heaven in mercy may
Protect the lowly / the right.
ARCHIE.
Departed this life, at the residence If his
parents, ~ the 18th instant, GEORGE A :.
Oldest son If DR.. Thomas aud Mollie e.
Lynch, aged 10 years.
II Is with the deepest sorrow that write
this humble tribute TO the memory Of little
George, whom have h own from infancy
He was bright child. the idol Of his mo-
ther and the crown jewel of his fathers
heart. His sweet disposition and courte.
Gus manners won the hearts Of all with
whom he came in contact Sweetly and
patiently did the little sniff rer hear hi. suf
e'ings without a mu,mu Yes, place
Is vacant in that household which neye,
can be filled; sweet little scion has been
riucked and transpIanted in that brighter
world That house In now q house of
mourning; lie silent halls re echo to the
s"b of grief-stricken parents and the vail.
Of little sisters longing fr loved one who
can never return To his s,rr,wing rela
tives we extend our deepest sympathy
Be comtrted by these words, Whom
G0d loveth He chasteDeth. and that All
'hings work t,gefher for good" MANY
hearts were drsped Ia srrOw nn Sunday
last ne we jnineG the weeping cortege which
the remains of little George o, his
last resting place In Ebenezer churchyard.
whese he lies 10 await the "Resurrecti,n
morn"
Nav God in His infinite mercy comfort
the hearts of those whom he loved 81 we'll
and unite Them In better sorld d.