The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-02-26
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICES
Masonic Fraternity at
Nuuanu Vault.
Procession Of Police and Various
Lodges Of Which Deceased
vas q Member.

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Aside from the representatives. Of va
rious organizations, Of which Mr..
Good2le had been 81 hono7ed mem
Der. those who assembled al the
church 10 pay their last tribute Of re-
Spect were largely the older residents
Of the city. men and women who besn
associated with him when he was act
i've in business life and the work OF the
church None OF the immediate nela-
lives were present, but kind and low
ing friends placed beautiful floral Iri-
bg1es upon The bier and tenderly bore
the earthly remains OF the late broth
e. 10 the last resting place.
As the cof5n was carried down the
aisle. il was preceded by Rev. D. P.
Birnie. Rev 5. E Bishop and Rev. O.
Il Gulick. Nj. Brine reading from the
Scripture. the reading continuing till
the coffin had been placed before the
pulpit OF the bier. banked with floral
emblems- The choir. made up Of Mrs
A 2. Judd. Ms P D Walbridge, Al
bert Judd. and William Forbes, sang
the hymn. IT Is Not Death 70 Die =
which was followed BY reading from
the Scriptures by Rev O. II. Gulick-
After the hymn. Beautiful Zion. bY
the choir. Rev s E Bishop made 8
short address, IN which he reviewed
the life Of the deceased. relating the
incidents which caused him 70 settle in
the country, and citing his valuable
work while associated with the early
missionaries NJ. GOodsle snd his wife
had been members o. the Fort Stree.
Church. and their influence vas always
for that which was highest and best.
Dr. Bishop told O. conversation hs
had had with Mr. Goo5sle g few min
utes before he WIS stricken down. IN
which he spoke Of TIE pleasure Il af-
forded him 10 once more meet with
friends with whom he and his beloved
wife had ben associated n years gone
by. In al his dealings with men the
deceased had horne out the character
Of true Christian manhood. His life
had been g blessing 70 the community
In which h lived After the PRAYER
Offered b. d. Bishop The choir sans
-RocE O Ages Rev. Brine pro1oun-
eed the bsze5iction- and the remain:
were bo-ne q the hsarse. Organist IN.
gals playing softly the while
Drawn NJ in front o. the church va.
. scusd OF police. mounted patrol. II.
Government Band The Knights Temp
lars and members II Hawaiian Lodge
No. q After leaving the church. n.
Easo1s t0os charge OF The remains, ant
the furersl cousge proceeded 10 th'
NulsnU Cemetery
arriving q The cemetery the Tsriod.
bodies entered through the gates Al III
cUeery- the mounted patrol taking
position on the main avenue The foo
police were drawn Up in lire II N
pass swsy leading 70 the Patty vault
TIE Knights Teuplzr. commanded b,
Henry E Cooper. Eminent Corusn
der. formed II double file imnedistel-
IN front OF the police. and IS they stoo'
Their drawn swords formed 2 stee
arch. under which the handsome cas-
ket- containing the remains Of thei
late brother. vas borne by John Has
singer. W T Allen y. 4. Hogs. Hug
Mcintyre. ". L Eaton ]. H. Sops7
HaTTy Wo9en and J y Wright 70
space directly II front Of the vault an
the Masonic services began By Pas
AaS-e- Andrew Brown reading from
the ritual Is follows
Once move. ny brethren. have y
assembled 10 perform the last sad an
solemn duties 70 the dead The mourn
ful noes which he-ok=n The departuT
OF spirit from its earthly tabernacl
have again alarmed our outer door. an
ano-hsr has beth taken 70 swell u
numbers IN that unknown land whithe
our fathers have gone before Us
sOu- brother has reached the end {
life The brittle thread which hun
him 10 ssr-h has been severed and II
libe-a-e6 spirit has winge1 its fight |
the Unknown world The silver cord
looee7. the golden bowl Is broken II
pitcher Is broken Al the fountzin- Al
the -heel i broken q the cistern- II
dHsf has returned u the earth as
vas ard the spirit has returned 10 Co
Eho gave IL
Brother 4 Gil6Ilsu. Master OF H
waifan Lodge No n continued ii
se-Tire from this point, beginning Wit
While re 5eplore the loss Of OF
beloved brother. and pay this frsterni
tribute 70 his memory. lei rs not 70
get nv brethren that Ee.too- are nor
al; that our bodies, now so strong az
vigorous. mus ere long. like his. b
cone tenants Of the narrow grave ar
that our spirits. too. Ike his. must =
turn 70 the God thai spsks them In
existence Man that Is born OF 2 y
nan Is OF few DAYS. and full of to
bic He o0neth forth as flower. ar
Is cut down he feefh also as shsdo1
and eoutinneth not" The AImigtf
Eat has gone for1h-'sDust thou Il
and unto dust shalt thou return; al
that We are al subject 10 that dres
decree the solemn cause Of our prese,
meeting. the daily observation Of o.
lives and the uoUruf1l mounds Viii,
indicate this population Of the dea
furnish evidence not 10 Be forgotten
Seeing then. ny brethren. that Ii