Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-12
IN MEMORIAM.

At Laurel Grove, March 2lst, 1905, ANNIE
PLUMMER, wife OF Clinton Graves passed
away from earth to her heavenly home.
For a number Of years she had been a suf-
ferer from weakness and disease, and after
months OF PAIN she was glad to enter into
rest. And, what glorious rest II was 10 one
weary and worn with the struggle OF life.
Mrs. Graves was "A woman, lovely in person
and character; gentle, patient and loving, al
ways thinking vi Others, and to the last hour
of her short life trying Ia comfort the men,
beers OF her family. 20
When she knew the hour OF her departure
was at hand, she called all the members OF
her family To her bedside and bade each one
an arieeiionate farewell, and urged them all
To meet her In heaven. Then, with "A smile OF
unutt5rable love and trust, She passed away,
the Eight that never was ON land or sea- ov-
ershadOwing every waxen feature as II she
saw and heard, On the other snOre the greet
Lngs OF the loved ones gone before, ere the
fareweIls were ended here.
she leaves "A husband, two little sons, "A sis
ter and an aged father who feels like lonely
pilgrim, having laid away to rest all OF his
family except one daughter.
Mrs. Graves hfe here Is ended, but her pres
ence fingers with US still her influence will
long be felt, and the memory of her sweet
beautiful life, Will ever encourage others to
follow in her footsteps, and strive To meet her
In the better land.
Glory TO God, in fun anthems OF JOY;
The being He gave US death cannot destroy;
sad were the life we may part with tomor-
row,
II tears were our birthright, and death were
our end;
But Jesus hath cheered the dark valley OF
sorrow,
And babe us, immortal, to heaven ascend;
Lift then your voices In triumph on high,
For Jesus hrth risen, and man shall not die.
A FRIEND.
In sad, but loving remembrance OF my dear
brother, EDDIE COLE, who departed this
lne, Aprl ., 1885.
Dearest brother, how we miss you,
Miss you more than words can tell,
Every hour and day that passes
Brings us nearer thee To dwell.
Farewell Eddie, may your sIumber,
he as gentle as your love
And when GOD shall call us homeward
May We meet Ia Heaven above.
by has brother, HOWARD COLE.
Departed this life, Friday, March 30, 1906,
Ann LAURA, beloved wife OF James =.
Knott, aged - years.
Without respect To age or condition, He lays
His nand upon whom lie VIII, and leaves u
void IN LOVING hearts which cannot he riiIsd.
We might murmur ut the hand that dealt
this heavy blow, did We not know that she Is
freed from all the sorTows and fluctuations of
this cold and cruel world.
There Is nothing that com pares to Christian
living and Christian dying. she lived and
died devoted meLn Der vi the Catholic church
and We feel that our loss Is her eternal gain.
Tuesday evening, April 10, 1906, at the resi-
dence OF her father, capt James bullock, in
LeOnardtown, CATHERINE r., reIict OF the
late Philip y. Morgan, age ~ years.
She was a dutiGuI daughter, a loving wife,
an atfectlonate mother and pIous Christian.
Mag she rest in peace!
The funeral Will leave the house At 10, A. NJ,
Thursday. InteFment VIII be In Newtown
graveyard. PaIlbearers: W. b. Dorsey, Il.
r. WOODBURY., J. b. Drury, W. {. Mattingly,
Benz. Garner, Daniel Guy.