The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-06-06
NORTH CEMETERY.

whose graves were decorated as read b.
the Adutant;
NORTH CEMETERY.
Charles H. Williams, Charles White.
Frank Walker, Horace Lambert,
Asa Russell, B. f. Dillingham;,
VIM. r. Buzzell, George Naney,
George f. Rich, Charles w. Low,
Ellis Morgan, John McCrillis,
A. w Wildes, Calvin E. Crowell,
Joseph Malbon, Noah Pratt,
J. W. Pomroy, Aaron S Hill
Frank Buzzell, Oscar B. Eaton,
Z. H. Greene, Frank Savage.
Charles A. Evans, John II. Small,
Chas. II. Magoon, Henry c. Chase,
Calvin G. Holt, Levi Priest.
Albert York, Dennis Murphy,
Russell B. Shepherd, Harlow Chase.
BLOOMFIELD CEMETERY.
Charles Miller. Amasa Bigelow,
Samuel B. Bgelow. Charles X. Barbeau,
George Buiam, Alon2o Hodsdon.
Charles kimba Eeazer Cleveland.
Frank Chamberlain Aaron Cleveland,
William Parker, sd, William NJ. Stevens,
Freeman b. Fletcher James ). Jewell,
Abner c. Emery, Joseph S. Narney,
John Littefed Charles II. Thomas,
Arson X. Morrison, Charles W. Snow,
Frank l.. Dearborn, J. Milford Brown
John f. Wyman, Rue w. Fish,
James D. White William s. Lyscomb,
David Yarnum, Joel II. Davis,
Samuel Hanson, George w, Fowler,
Benton B. Frost Amasa Weston,
Edwin a. Robbins, NJ. w. Wouhen,
Henry L. Bray, James w. Herriu,
John 5. Gushing, Horace Stevens,
Daniel s. Foss, Cyrus Bosworth,
Dudley L. Haines. Isaac H. Weston,
William Holbrook William F. Shattuck,
George K. Brown, George w. Hathaway,
Matthew b. Coffin, Freeman II, Jewett,
Greeneaf A. Wilbur, Alexander Crawford, Jr
Levi f. Bigelow, Brooks d. Savage,
John Pollard John Kirby,
Thomas J. Sawyer, Lewis E. Hovey,
Augustus W. Bgelow, John b. Adams,
Amos {. 1obey John H. Frame.
Stephen c. Fletcher lanes Il. Lord,
I. J, Sawyer, Robert Wentworth.
CEMETERY NEAR LARoNE:-Joseph Clevelan,
Henry florence. East SKowHEGAN:- f. Eos
ter, Daniel Lambard, Giles Lnnell. RIVER Roar
SOUTH SlDE:-Llewellyn Smith, John Whcele
CATHOLIC CEMErnRY:- Martin Roderic.
North Cemetery, "a; South Cemetery, 81; Othc
Cemeteries, 8. Total lo4.
The services were impressive through
out. The Grafton by E. N. Merrill, Esq
was logical, patriotic, thoughtfu
effort, occupying 45 minutes in its dc
livery. Following are extracts there
from:
The history of the civilized nations o
the world, from the earliest time to tn
present day, has been marked with mile
stones of great events. Events who's
influence and results have vouchsafe
for US the civilization of this new cen
fury. From the placing of our frs
parents in the Garden of Eden and thei
fall through sin, the human family ha
been subject to the Eternal law of re
ward and punishment.
Ancient Rome, once the seat of learn
ing and the proud monarch OF the world
fell from its high vantage ground ant
lost its prestige through the unholy ant
wicked oppression of its rulers and tn
terrible and loathsome moral practice
of all classes. Spain, who within tn
last century was queen of the ocean ant
possessor of more territory than al,
other nation on earth, and with a powe
unequalled, held a position the envy o
all, Where is she today? So humblec
and enfeebled that none will do he
homage How did all this take place
By total disregard of the rights of he
subjects, and violation of all the rule
of right and justice toward others. To
day she is suffering under the ban o
that Eternal law, being punished for he
national sins.
We are here assembled to commend
rate and review the erection of one o
the most prominent, one of the mos
grand and towering milestones In tina
whole line. One whose shadow, IL no
now, is destined to encompass the earth
One from whose towering height tn
beneficent rays of liberty, freedom ant
equality to all mankind shall radate
until there shall be no distinction o
classes; until true freedom and libert,
shall be attained for all; until the tru
principles for which our Revolutionar,
fathers fought and lay down their live
have been vouchsafed to the ends of tn