Evening star., 1901-07-29

On some bough to warble clear;
But these songs thou shalt hear.
iood-bye, darling mother, forever more.
Sntu we meet ON the other shore.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTER, HATTIE.
Funeral Wednesday. July 81 at Q o'clock am,
With high mass at st. Peters Church, I'd and
vited to attend.
Am. KATIE c. FRENCH (nee Thorne,. be.
loved wife Of George ). French, in the twsS
tieth year OF her age.
Hard We stroye to keep thee with u,
We must lay darling loved one
Meath the grayeyard's sod away.
Deaths cruel dart has pierced our hearts
And beneath the silent sod
Ny darling wife will sleep
BY HER BELOVED HUSBAND
Farewell. dear daughter. long farewell,
Farewell till we shall meet again;
TIL we shall meet at Jesus feet
Where parting is no more.
We have given loves last token
We have parted back her hair
From OF her marble forehead
And lett the last kiss there
BY MOTHER AND FATHER.
Funeral from her late residence Proute street.
awinins 1N City D. G. Tuesday evening. July
SSuae, at 40 M,on oeiock thence to Garden Memorial
Interment in Congressional cemetery.
HICKEY: On Sunday. July g. 1901. at ITO pm.,
Piowiis0 Ms oSBqsSE aSd Seloyed son Of Edmund
Requiem mass at the immaculate Conception
Church on Tuesday. July 30. at 0 am. ReIa-
fnterment private Barinore and 'I estrx
papers please copy.)
JOHNSON. JAMES T.. the loving and devoted
husband Of Anna NJ Johnson, was taken from
the vsnlt s1 an and Inferred In Harmony cemetery.
Jesus himself has the message sent
That for season our hearts might In anguish be
We aye sad oh. so sad. he has gone:
But then: Oh. how happy We Will be when We
By HIS LOVING WIFE AND NIECE.
JAMES FRANCIS beloved husband Of Marson,
hooney. Lo.s. and son Of the late William and
Funeral from his late residence a2s Florida avenue
northwest. Wednesday July 81. at IL am
MORAN Ran: O. On SUI Sunday, July q. 1901 at the sss
street. KATHERiSE. beloved S i'S wife of Alien lien
Requiem mass at st. Stephens Church Wednesday
July 81, at o'clock. Interment at iiock
Greek. -
PERRY; At "Hermitage." near Kensington.
1son at slS s'an a r. HGMPaassi e. PRnaas
loved husband Of Margaret Perry, aged seventy.
six. SIX years sa,, and nd. two o months M.s , ;.
Il % OAK m fGm mis- ss
Friends invited to attend. -
ROACH At the residence OF her son. Thomas H.
Roach, AT street northwest, Sunday. July
2s. 1901, at pm. ELLEN B.. widow Of the
Funeral from Hamline NJ. E. Church Tuesday.
,. July SO at at ScioSk pm @ .Bsitmore WIZ
SEGERSON. On Saturday. July 27. 1901. at Has
am. at her residence IA C street southeast,
MARY, widow Of Christopher Segerson.
Funeral services Tuesday morning at O'Clock at
st. Peters Church.
LOUISA r. SINCLAIR, sister of W. r. Sim
clair.
street @ between W % 10Th and md 10th IS streets s norfa
west, Tuesday. July 30 at o'clock pm. (Buf-
falo papers please copy.
In Memoriam.
BECKETT In loving but sad remembrance Of my
beloved mother Mrs MARY BECKETT who
died seven years ago today. July %. 1894.
Sleep, dearest mother. gently sleep.
BY HER DAUGHTER, NJ. A. F.
BRANsoN In ms sad but loyng vii Espembrance @ OF my
this life nine years ago, July q. 1892
He was as good as he was fair. but the one we
loved so dearly has forever passed away.
D'' '@is' !. W. BRANsox
DEAN. In loving remembrance of our dear father,
JAMES A. DEAN. who entered into rest
twenty-three years ago today. July %, lS7S.
Gone. but not forgotten.
Some sweet morn a day will open,
Never more to close in night;
We shall hail the early token
On that at sls'ad brish, and iifas nifissiul morrow,
Pilgrims rest their journey Ger;
Hunger. thirst and death and sorrow,
We shall knew and fear no more.
Some sweet morn the saints now sleeping
In the cold and silent tomb.
Shall awake with joyful greeting.
Manteied with Immortal bloom
Then we'll meet the friends long parted
Once on esrth and happy band. :.
Meet and dwell with them forever
Over in the morning land.
Some sweet morn the bridal city
We shall with wondering eyes,
Coming down In all her beauty,
Crowned with glory from the skiesi
Then well hail the King eternal
With His saints mighty throng,
And caught up with them forever
We shall sing the glad new song.
BY HIS CHILDREN AND GRANDDAUGHTER.
HICKS In sad but loving remembrance Of my
seven years ago today, July D. 1894.
Dear Anna, miss thy loving voice
And long for thy smile once more.
j weep over thy memory-sAd and deart
But We will meet on heavens shore.
By her loving mother,
MRS. VI. CHRISTIAN.
LENNON. In loving remembrance Of my dear
mother, Mrs. MARGARET J. LENNON, who
departed this life two years ago today, July
20, 1899.
Requieseat In pace.
BY HER LOVING son BERNARD ALOYSIUS
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