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The Savannah morning news., 1903-07-16
new CITY WARDS
NAMED AFTER WELL KNOWN
SAVANNAHIANS.
TWO SQUARE MILES ADDED
CITY LIMITS EXTENDED SOUTH
AND EAST.

Special Committee Which Has Been
at Work on the Extension for
Some Months VIII Probably RE
port TO Council mt Next Meeting
and Ordinances viii BE Intro
duced Fixing the New Boundaries.
Why the City Is Especially Com
cerned About White Bluff Road.
The special committee to which was
given the work of extending the linn
its of the city of Savannah, on the
south and east, from the former boun-
daries, has very nearly completed its
work and if the city attorney COM
pletes the ordinance in time the mat
ter will be brought up and reported
upon in the next meeting of Council
The committee has been hard at work
for many months and the work has
been carefully done. A great portion of
the work was very naturally done in the
office of City Engineer VIM. and this
part has been practically completed.
although the maps ana drawings are
withheld from the public until they
can be submitted by the committee to
the City Council
The additional territory brought into
the city by the extension while il has
not been absolutely measured. is
about two square miles. the additions
being from 1880 feet to half mile
along the streets, avenues and road in
Dictated.
26 New Wards.
There are twenty-six new wards
and when the city grows out to
them there viii be something like ten
to twelve city blocks in each ward The
wards will be named after prominent
Savannahians, nearly all Of whom are
living. The names have, in many cases
been given because of the owner OF
the tract which has been changed
into a ward"
The names of the new wards are as
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
ASHVILLE.

William Hill is slowly growing weaker
each day.
Carlton Ash will be employed at John II.
Tracy's this season.
There will be mark down sale at l.. M.
Buuker's for the remainder OF this month.
Mrs. Lizzie M. Bunker, who has been
i'll for the past three weeks, is improving.
George H. Tracy, of West Sullivan, was
the guest of his brother, j. H. Tracy, last
week.
Oh. Hanna and family, OF East Sulli-
van, were the guests Of E. E. Hammond
Sunday.
H.. A. Martin and wife, accompanied by
Edwin Doyle, of East Sullivan, were call
ing Sunday in this part of the town.
When Mr.. Smiths mill dam went out it
did not mine his mill. Mr. Smith does not
know as yet when be will repair the
damage, probably not before summer.
Mrs. Eliza C. Hill, who has been visiting
at Sullivan Center and Sullivan Harbor,
returned home last week. Mrs. Hill Is a
remarkably smart woman for her age,
which is between eighty and ninety years.
Mrs Almena holt, who is visiting her
son at South Gouldsboro, visited her
mother, Mrs. E. d. Bragdon, of North
Lamoine, who is stopping at Capt. o. P.
Bragdon's this winter. Her son, Capt.
Arthur Holt, accompanied her.
Miss Lena M. Robertson, only child OF
E. j. Robertson, who has been having
serious time with her knee, had an opera
ton on it Saturday. DR.. Abbott, of Port
land, came down and DIR. Phelps, Of North
Sullivan, performed the operation. They
think she will not be able to step on that
leg for two years. At present she is doing
nicely.
March %. Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
SOUTH DEER ISLE.
Usk FEMME.

Stephen Small was lately carried to the
insane asylum at Augusta. His friends
have the sympathy OF all.
Grip is prevalent; 30 Is mud, and the
only comfortable travelling is early in the
morning while the ground Ia frozen.
Rev. mr. Smiths father and moth ar
rived few days ago to take possession OF
their new home. Their son Austin Joined
them there. The people are making ef-
forts to show their appreciation OF Rev.
Mr.. Smiths services by raising money for
his salary. A sociabIe and supper at the
parsonage and an ice-cream sale have
helped materially towards this object.
Funds have been raised to pay for paint
for the church, and the men are 10 psipt
1t as soon as the weather is favorable.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sO- Additional County Neps, see other pages
WEST GouLpsBoRo.


Mrs. Mary B. Kingsley has been VISIT
ing friends on Beech Hill.
Miss Mamie Evans, o. Sullivan Har-
Dor, visited Mrs. Hannah Kingsley last
week.
Ralph Sargent, wife and son Shirley
have been visiting at Ellsworth and wal
than.
Mrs. George Allen, of Prospect Haroor,
spent last week with her mother, ME-
John Wood.
Herbert Redding left this morning for
Bar Harbor. where he will be employed
BY Lawford & Wakefield.
A very sad accident occurred In +. T.
Noyes' saw mill on Wednesday, which
resulted in the death of the head sawyer,
Charles w. Robbins. He was young
man twenty-nine years OF age and had
been in this place about thirteen years.
He, with two others, came from Grand
Msnsn and they all have met with sim
gular deaths. He leaves wife and little
girl five years old.
March %. N.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional Coalntp Ne.rs see other paqes
WEST TRENTON.

William Thompson is on the sick list.
Ernest Young has gone to Bar Harbor
for the summer.
Mrs. Fannie aodgkins has gone to
Ellsworth to work.
Wild geese are quite plenty now,
good sign of spring.
Mrs. A. J. Hopk ms is improving from
an attack of heart trouble.
Miss Susie Dunbar, OF Steuben, is visit
ing her brother, Frank Dunbar.
A. E. Squirting and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
spent Sunday with Mrs. e. j. Douglass.
Miss Beulah Remission, of Amherst, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Belle Bunker
Mrs. K. K. Thompson is slowly i'm
proving from a severe attack OF the grip.
Bernice Marshall and Annie Hopkins
we're the guests OF Miss Ray Marshall
Sunday.
Mrs, Arno Marshall was called to Han
cock by the illness of her aunt, Mrs. Guy
MuIlsn.
The last ball OF the season will be given
Thursday evening, March 70, at EVER
green hall.
Vernon Moore, Of Ellsworth Falls, was
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. II. II. Hop
kins, last week.
Mrs. Nina Richards, of Beech Hill, rs
spending a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Francena Rich.
Mrs. Caroline Moore has returned from
Southwest Har Dor where she has been for
the past two weeks.
George Gott and wife have returned
from the woods, and will occupy X. >.
| Romer's place for the summer.
Although the travelling is very bad, the
| R. F. D. carrier, Mr.. Drummey, has made
some very remarkable trips, reaching this
place at nearly the same time every day.
| March %. FAN.
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SEAL COVE.
March %.

Mrs. Richmond Lstty is very low, and
little hopes of her recovery are enter
tanned.
School in this precinct closed March 20.
Miss Louisa Heath has had charge for the
entire year.
Stephen Dow, formerly OF this place,
died at Bar Hsrbor hospital March 10,
aged about twenty-three years. Stephen
was we'll known and liked in this vicinity,
and will be sadly missed. Funeral SER
vices were held at West fremont church
March II. Interment was in the Gott
cemetery at South Seal Cove.
Ranks of pupils of South Seal Cove
school, winter term, are as follows:
Streeter Webster. Vernon Kelley, Blanche
Kelley, Grace Murphy. 100; Flora Web
ster, Charlotte Kelley, Helen Kelley, LIZ
beth Kelley, Mile Pierce, Bessie Stick
ney, Harry Webster, 99ss Benjamin Gott,
Claude Gott, Charles Gott, Gladys
Murphy, 80; Joshua Murphy, Reginald
Murphy, 9S.
March Fl. n.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

At stated meeting OF Ocean lodge, No. lao, /.
o o. F., the undersigned were appointed a
committee on resolu ions and said committees
report was duly accepted in open lodge.
Whereas, Ii has pleased Almighty God In
His providence to take from our midst our
beloved brother. william IL. Freeman, jr, and
Whereas, la his death this lodge and the
order universal sustain very sad bereave.
ment and have lost an able and interested
brother, whose devotion to the principles Of Odd
Fellowship has won for him the esteem of all
three-liaked brothers with whom he came in
contact, be II
Resolved. That we express our appreciation
of the valuable services he has rendered this
lodge, and we deplore the termination OF those
services by his entering new sphere of action
wheie we trust he will rect in psaoe.
Resolved, That we tender his bercaved
family our heartfelt. sympathy and sincere con-
ooIence in this their hour OF sore afiiction. aud
we pray the consolation of the Holy Spirit be to
them their comfort.
Resoieed, That copies of these resolutions be
presented to the family and the same be re
corded on our minutes. and that these resolu.
tions be printed in the Bar Harbor Record and
In THE ELLSWORTH AMkkI IAN.
JOSEPH X. NORWOOD,
LYMAN Il, HASKELL,
JOSEPH W. SMALL.
March is. N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
PROSPECT HARBOR.

Miss Julia Guptill, of Gouldsboro, was
here Wednesday calling upon friends.
Miss Mary B. Young, of the Pond dis
trict, was here with friends on Sunday.
Schoodic lodge, X. of p, worked the
first rank on a candidate Saturday evening.
Mrs. William H. Moore is guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Harvard Havey, of West
Sullivan.
Miss Susie Over has been visiting Miss
Mamie Young, of the Pond district, for
the past week.
Mrs. George W. Colwell was a guest OF
Mrs. Albert Sprague, of Winter Harbol,
one day last week.
Mrs. R. w. Nutter, of Brooklin, arrived
Saturday to care for her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Blance, jr., who is ill.
The village improvement society met
Wednesday with Welch Moore and wife.
A pleasant afternoon and evening were
enjoyed.
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SULLIVAN.
March is.

Miss Nettie Simpson is home from
Hebron academy where she has been q
student the past year.
Mrs. II. II. Saunderson is at home with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Dennis. She
has been Ill the greater part of the winter.
The Sullivan and West Sullivan basket
ball teams played a match game in the
hail here last Saturday, resulting In vic
tory for the latter.
Spiro Brigham and brother Fred came
home Sunday morning, the former In
consequence OF his health, which is not
good. the latter TOR his spring vacation.
Fred will return after Easter.
Otis Hinman, who has been sufferin g
for the last few weeks with severe at
tack OF rheumatism, is having a second
attack, rendering him quite helpless. DR..
BRIGHAM Is In attendance.
Fred Simpson and wife, of Newton,
started the 18th for Japan. Joseph Simp-
son, wife and daughter are in Pinehurst,
and Miss Eunice, their sister, left last
week for New Orleans. They are all
former residents of Sullivan.
March %. r.
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EAST ORLAND.

Frank Partridge has sold his place to
James Davis.
Mrs. Minnie Blsisdell left Monday on
her return to New York.
Isaac Eastman! is recovering from a
severe attack of.the grip.
Mrs. Stetson, OF North Penobscot, is
working for Mrs. Harriet Mason.
School closed Friday. and the teacher,
Miss Belva Sellers, left for her home in
Penobscot. y,
Merton Whitaker, OF Ellsworth, has
bought Mrs. Minnie Blaisdell's house, and
moved In.
Word was received here Friday OF the
death OF DIR. Warren Blaisdell, who was
born here but resided in Illinois.
March q. M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
MARIAVILLE.

Mrs. George Dority is In poor health.
Mrs. Lsuretta Brimmer, of Brewer, has
been the guest of Seweli Brimmer and
wife for the past two weeks.
1t is learned that Mrs. Clsud Durham,
who has been in the hospital at Bangor
since early last fall, has so far recovered
that she expects to be brought home as
soon as the travelling is better.
There was to be box supper at the
schoolhouse in district No. 2, Saturday
evening, to get funds to help build the
tannery graveyard fence, but on account
of the rain 1t was postponed till the first
fair night.
March % s,
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BASS HARBOR.
March %.

The "Cimbris" made her last trip from
Bangor Tuesday.
The frame Of Mrs. Lydia Colts new
house Yves raised Friday. r
Mrs. Willard Gott has gone to North
east Hsrbor on a months visit to he r
daughter.
Miss Georgia Moore came from Bucks
port Friday to work in the Underwood
factory.
Eugene Dix has returned to his school
at Bar Harbor, after altwo weeks vaca-
lion at home.
A crew is at work ON the "Marion E.
Turner, getting her ready for this year g
fishing. Capt. Turner expects to start
about the first Of April.
The soeisble given by the ladies' benefit
association was success. Fred Jackson
won the quilt by gaining the most points
throwing bean bags. This ia the second
guilt he has won this month.
March %. b,
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{ t)UNTY NEWS.
sARGENTvILLE.
THE W. o. SARGENT 90.

The recent change in the firm name of
W. G. Sargent & Son from that to the w.
G. Sargent Co. suggests a few words re.
sarding this old business house, whose
name ha. been so closely identified with
this section for so many years.
In 1S43-sixty years ago-the late w. g.
Sargent bought his first invoice OF mer-
chandise. which marked the beginning of
business at Sargentville in the mercan-
tile ne, the goods being sold from the
bssem, MT OF his house.
In 1915 Capt. Sargent, as he was com-
monly called, having been an active sea-
captain previous to this time, built his
irst store, located a short distance from
his home; this.buildiDg he occupied as a
etore until 1874.
From 1866 until 1858 Capt. Sargent as
sociated with himself his brother, George
NJ, now of Chicago, in this business, and
a portion OF this time his late son, Rodney
g., was also connected with him under
the business name of w. G. Sargent & Co.
The business OF owning ana managing
merchant and fishing vessels was carried
on in connection with the general retail
country trade.
In 1868 the firm name was again
changed, when Henry w. Sargent became
associated with his father, W. G. Sargent,
and the firm became known as W. G.
Sargent & Son; this name was kept until
March 2 1903.
In 1874 w. g. Sargent & Son built new
and much larger store than the first, and
the business is now carried on in the same
bnildipg, several additions and indepen.
dent buildings being built from time tc
time a. the business demanded.
] 1890 w. G. Sargent died at the ad.
yanced age of ninety years. He retained
his business interests until his death.
After his death Henry W. Sargent, his
son and business partner, became the sole
owner of the business, and remained sc
until the first Of the present month, wher
astock company was organized under the
name of W. G. Sargent Company, with
Henry W. Sargent as president, Arthur Fl
Sargent, treasurer, George w. Grindal
secretary, and all the aforementioned as
board of directors.
Arthur Fl. Sargent is son of Henry w.
he has been employed by W. G. Sargent &
Son for the past eleven years.
Mr.. Gri"oal, when young man, com
menced work as a clerk for w. G. Sargent,
and has been employed in the business
aimos continuously for forty years.
The new company will continue the
business along the same lines as its
predecessors, changing only as time and
circumstance demand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
BUCKSPORT.
SEMINARY NOTES.

Prof. w. H. s. Ellingwood has been out
Calorhetorian and Eulalian societies
will have joint private meeting Friday
evening.
The school has opened for the spring
term with nearly AL the old students
back, and several new ones. All indica-
tions point to successful term.
The debate which was to have taken
Place between Bucksport snd Kent's
serious illness of Harry E. Mitchell, one
Of tn Kent's Hill de baters.
AT meeting OF the M. e. quarterly
conference Tuesday evening, Rev. Rob-
ert SutcIiffe was given a unanimous call
to return for another year as pastor of The
Methodist church. Mr.. Sutcliffe has an
urgent call to Miibridge. de is popular
with the students, and it is the earnest
hope OF those connected with the sehooi
that he will decide to remain in Bucks
port.
Particularly interesting to school teach
ers is he bulletin Of the commercial de-
partment, which has just been issued by
Prof. E. A. Cooper. The bulletin con-
sideTs the plans of the department, sum
narizes the results that have been at
tanned, and forecasts new ideas that will
be put into practice in the future. A
course com bining business training with
college preparation is one of the ysiua BILE
suggestions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
LAMOINE.
March 81.

A. L. Trip has employment for few
days at Bar Hsrbor.
There will be o pie social at C. E. hall
Wednesday evening.
Miss Ethel Reynolds goes to Cssttne to-
morrow to attend the spring term of the
normal school.
Miss Stella King has returned from
Bangor. where she has been visiting the
past two weeks.
We gladly welcome home Mrs. Fred
Hodgkins, after the winters absence at
sea with her husband. Mrs. Hodgkips
was a passenger on the Fall River
steamer plymouth" from New York
which was in collision with the ''City OF
Taunton" on Long Island sound last
Thursday night. While the experience
was anything but pleasant, Mrs. Hodg-
kins, having been on the sea for several
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
CENTER.
March 3.

r. B. Higgins has gone TO Seal Harbor.
Her bert Galley has gone to Northeast
Hsrbor where he is employed on the
Blodgett house.
Mrs. Martha Robbins Is very i'll. Mrs.
Norton Dow came from Boston to help
care for her mother.
Miss Leith will not teach the spring
term as has been expected. Much disap-
pointment is felt by both pupils and
parents.
c. wickliffs Mofiett, of Pretty Marsh,
passed through Center Sunday on his
way to Tinker's Island to employ men for
the purpose of rebuilding the weirs for
merly owned by Moffett & Kenney.
While here'h was the guest of w. W.
Hodgdon.
March %. Ii.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
OAK POINT.
NJ

John Colson has gone 10 Hall Quarry,
where be has employment.
George Mureh made a flying trip re-
Gently to Bangor ON business.
Waiter Mureh aud family have moved
into the Leander Dyer house.
Warren Haynes and Frank Murch are
on the schooner "Csrrie May.
Capt. Fred Murch Is carrying wood
from Goose Cove to Northeast Harbor
for the Frazier a Salisbury Lumber Co.
Merch %. PLUTARcH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
of the Odd Fellows and Knights Of
Pyihias. Rev. Joseph X. Norwood, Of
Northeast Harbor, OBLIGATED.
March %. REG,
GOuLpsBORo.

Charles Tracy is III.
David Guptili cut his foot quite badly
last week.
Miss Bertha Beers, OF Vance boro, is vis.
iting her sister, Mrs. Mabel Campbell.
Miss Edith Hovey, who has spent The
winter in Boston, returns home this week
Rev. B. w. Russell, of Sullivan, preschss
here on Sunday in exchange with Rev,
Wallace Cutter.
Miss Ina Guptill, who has been In Bos'
ton the past winter for the study OF mu'
sic, came home last week.
Miss Louise Squirting, who Is employed
at F. p. Noyes', West Gouldsboro, q
spending few weeks at home.
Nearly all the members OF the orders
Junior Mechanics and Daughters oil
Liberty, from this place, attended the
funeral OF Charles Robbins, at West
Gouldsboro Friday.
March q. JES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

Wallace Smith is visiting friends at
BluehiIl Falls.
Russell Morguage, OF Castine, Is visit
ing at 8. E. McFarland's.
Miss Nellie Tibbetts is employed in the
clam factory at Naskeag.
Mrs. Nellie Batchelder, who has been
very i'll, is able to ride out.
Julian Moore aid wife, of Sargentville,
visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Henry Allen went to Rocksnd
Monday aud returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Burton and daughter, OF Msssa-
ehpsetts, are at the Center Hsrbor house.
The church aid circle will give "pie
social" at the town hall next Wednesday
evening.
Misses Eva Herrick and Lula Carter, OF
West Brooklin, visited Miss Muss Dol
lard last week.
Mis- Agnes Mcfarland, who is teaching
at Bar Hsrbor, came home Monday for a
short vacation.
mrs. a. II. Sherman, who was called TO
somerviiie By the illness OF her sister, re-
turned Saturday.
Fred Allen hiss contracted to build a
cotisge for Miss Wilson, of Washington,
ID. C., at West End.
Mrs. r. W. Nuiter was called to Pros
peet Harbor Friday by the serious illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Blance.
The wouan's missionary society sent a
barrel last Thufsdsy TO Beaufort, s. c.
1t was filled with bedding and clothing
valued at s2S.
Thirty members from Eggemoggin lodge
r. and A. NJ, of Sedgwiek, met with
Naskeag lodge, and the third degree was
worked by the visiting team. Refresh
ments were served.
March q. Usk FKMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
HANCOCK POINT.

Colin Penney is visiting his son Selwyn
in Bangor.
Miss Della Higgins, OF Bar Harbor, Is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Thurston, assistant light-keepef'
and wife, were in Bar Harbor Monday
Miss Lolita Wooster, who has been at
tending business college 10 Bangor has
returned home.
ii, L. Carter and wife have gone to ess'
tine. Mr.. Carter will graduate from tf)
Z. 5. \. S. in June. Z
Ivory Crsbtree has gone to Jonespti'
for week. June Crabtree is Win us
family during his absence.
March %. T.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
w FEEDS

Consumption is a human
weed fourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds its
EASILY destroyed while young /;
when old, sometimes i'm
possible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
SCOTS Emulsion. Salt pork
is good too, but it is very hard
10 digest.
The time to treat consump-
ton is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourself.
Others see it, you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
deceive yourself any longer.
Begin with the first thought
to take SCOTS Emulsion. If
it isn't really consumption SO
much the better; you will soon
forget it and be better for the
treatment. If it is consump-
ton you can't expect to be
cured at once, but if you will
begin in time and will be
rigidly regular in your treat
ment you will win.
SCOTS Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, that's the treatment and
that's the best treatment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
NORTH CASTINE.

Mrs. Joseph Perry is ill.
Miss Grace d. Leach is home from Port
land.
Capt. C. M. Perkins, Of the schooner
"omaha", is loading at A. X. Dodge's
brick yard.
Charles F. Ware well, who went away
last week, was obliged to return on
account OF illness.
Cards announcing the marriage of
Edward B. West, of Boston, and Miss
Clara l.. Buker. have been received.
Roy E. Webster, who has been employed
at the Bangor house through the winter,
came home Saturday for a short stay.
March %. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
MARLBORO.

Wesley Ford was in Bangor a few days
last week.
Eben Kingman and Mrs. Abbie Bo"ueH
are Oh the sick list.
Mrs. Mary Mcintyre, who has Dee"
visiting In Ellsworth, is home.
Melvin Wilbur entertained soou'
twenty OF his young friends last ftioF
evening. The time was passed very plea'
antly with music and games. mr.
March q AXE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-03-25
OBITUARY.

In the desth of Mrs. Cecilia Giles,
which occurred March 10, the town lost
one of its most esteemed women. Her
loving and cheerful disposition endesred
her to ali.
She was member of the l. o. F., in
which she carried an insurance, holding
the office of c. R. two succeeding terms.
She will be missed not only in the
family circle, which was so dear to her,
but by all who knew her.
Dear ones. do not weep for me,
I've only gone before.
I'm waiting just beyond
Upon the shining shore.
TITS only for little WHILE
We all shall meet again:
Free from earthly service
Free from earthly pain.
You could not wish me back again
To pain and suffering more;
Dear friends. look beyond.
My freed spirit watches Ger.