The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-04
OUR Harry HELEN.


Helen Irene Vernon, daughter Of George
f., and Sallle NJ. Vernon.
June 10, 1889.
October 25 1895.
Our Father dealeth kindly,
No mortal comprehends
His wise mysterious guidance,
These heart-aches which He sends
We loved and miss the darling
He in his love, had given;
And yet 'twould be SO selfish,
To wish her back from Heaven.
The agony Of parting
No language can express;
Our hearts are fraught with anguish,
And speechless bitterness.
A flinsy, tissue curtain
Between us hangs outspread;
She's crossed tho dreaded foamlng,
A little while ahead
The feet whose patter pleased u.s.
Exempt from harm and blight,
Shall press the crystal pathway
That skirts the shores of light,
Enshrined on memory's tablet,
While changing seasons roll,
| That face shall grace with beauty,
The chamber of the soul.
The sorrows we encounter,
To her are all unknown,
The bliss grows richer, deeper,
Up in her nightless home; r a
The shadows that enshroud US
Shall shortly fit away;
She'll DO our child-compunion,
Through Heavens long summer day.
Wilmington, Delaware, Nov. %, 1896.
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DEATHS.
SINGLEY-At his residence at Yves
Grove. Pa, l25h month, end day, Ed
ward Singtey aged So years
Relatives and friends of the family ar,
requested TO attend the funeral withou
further notice from New West Grove Meet
ing House, on seventh day, 9th inst, ct
| O'clock
Carriages will meet trains leaving Broa,
street, Philadelphia at H. II and Oxford a
10 20 Il. IN.
GREENMAN.-On Dec. Bird, 1906 Joel V
Greenniun, aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence
2i7 East Second street, on Sunday after
noon ut $50 o'clock. Services at Asbur
Church | torment Ut the Wilmington
and Brnndywiue Cemetery. Philadel
phia papers please copy.
plERCE-On Dec. 2l William H. Pierce
aged IS years.
Relativcs and friends. also Wilmington
I.u,igc. No. |, A. o.. L. W., and employe
of the Jackson & Sharp Company, arc re
spcctlully invited to attend his funera
from his late residence. 2l2 West Tent
street, On Sunday afternoon ut 2 o'clock
Services at the house llterment ut Riv
crviuw Cemetery.
WEkKHt.ISER On December 2, 1896
Adalinc o, wifn of Amanlus Werk
hciscr, aged 50 years
Relatives and friends are invited to a.
tend tho funeral from her husbands re-
idencn, l3D5 Scott street on Saturday. 5t
inst, ut ? O'clock Intcr!uent ut NJ
Salem Cemetery.
MCLA UGHLlN-ln This city. on the 2n,
inst, DenuIs J. Mclaughlin, aged 3
Year,.
Relatives and friends, and mombers 0
Delaware Council, {. Il. L. Division No
. a. o. H., and employees Of the w,
\. Railroad, A.e invited 10 attend the fun
erul from the residence Of his mother, nea
St. Joseph's Church, Braudywino, on Sat
day morning at 0 O'Clock. High mass II
! St JoscpE's Church and intecment at ST
Joscphs Cemetery.
GALLAGHER On Dec. 5, 1895 Roma
J., sonNf William and Mary iGallnghel
aged 10 months
Relatives and friends Are Invited to at
tend the funeral from the parents resi-
dence, Squirrel Run, Duponts' Banks OF
Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock Inter
mont AT & loseph's Cemetery.
HARRlS-At Newport Del, on Dec.
1895, WIN Harris, aged " years.
Relatives and friends are Invited to at
tend tho funeral from the residence of hi
brothor.in-law. James Steelman, Newport
Del, on sunday. tho 9th inst, at 2 p. n
InlerIncntat st. james p. T. Cemetery
Newport, Del