Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-22
IN MEMORrAM.

AT Snndgntea, Sc. Mary county, Nd.
on the morning 81 February 4, 1905,
MARY ANGELINA. wife If Mr. JuNsua Rv.
der, departed this life
The m0orings which bound her irail
bark 70 thib earthly haven were sudden.
" sundefed, aud she dsiftcd away 20 the
green pastures and still waters III the
evergreen shore Her busy lie here has
ended; The uneeaasng toll and thought
for Others " over
For many years she had been a public
bcnelactor. mlnlsterlnR 20 the needs and
neceasitiee0l the travelling public. always
bright and cheerful IN the work III love.
and Ahe VIII not only b missed and
incurred BY beF relatives and friends.
bat hy all who knew her.
IL Is ever thusl Death with INCREASING
relentless hand u constantly passing
along lies pathway aud our loved ones
Are dropping by the waysIde- crossing
the mystic river, one by one
Bus through the gloom and darkness
of the grave. the light II Immortality
shines with a steady brightness, and we
know that our RedeeTner lives and be-
cause He lives, We shall live also.
Tier remains were buried III Nc ZinA
cemetery, and her funeral largely attend.
ed. Rev. Mr.. Miller, pastor 81 the church
conducted the services Tho choir sang,
with touching effect, Asleep In Jesus
and Forever with the Lord A solo
sung By Mr. stephen JONES' One Sweet.
", Solemn Thought thrilled and NOV.
ed all hearts.
Mrs. Ryder wae q moet faithful, self.
sacrificing mother and friend. From ear
II girihood, she bad been u member 81
the n. r. Church and always tried 20 do
some good to ell who came under her M
iiuence.
Her life work q ended. but she viii live
long IN the thoughts Of th0ee who knew
her and Der memory viii ever be kept
green. She rests from her labnrs. IRON
pain, sorrow and suffering aud Il For.
ever with the Lord, -
s'whern the Saints Or hii ages ii harmony meet
Their saviour and brethren, transported %
wblls liz snthems II rapture INCREASINGLY roll
And tie sraiis q ~ Lord 4 ihe feast d ths
"A LirrLoSe FmESp.
III loving remembrance II my wife
MAMIE |. TRossBAcn, who departed this
life May 27fh 1905. Gone but not for.
gotten.
since thou art gone. the world 10 mo
seems robbed or All is blfss
y Y spirit once q blythe and frre
Dpfh thy presence sadly Mlaa.
One comfort only s0othes my grief,
!. sIia this % GuoW 10 YET shall meet.
Meyer again ~ part.
Heaven refnlne NOW my treasured wife
Earth her lonely eaeket Keeps.
Hweetest thoughts shall ever linger
Where my dearest vic steers.
No fear OF death did she befray
But with radiant face
Gave up ell things here below.
Add WAS looked 10 Gods embrace
through ri Der pain y times sue smiled
And when the angles called her h01ne
khe smiled farewell 70 earth.
by her HUSBAND.
In sad but loving remembrance 81 our
dear mother, NARY =. WILLIAMSON. who
departed this life one yearagus February
81. 1905.
Farewell. dear mother. untl We meet neninI
IT'S hard to break ire tender cord,
Whep love has bound the heart.
'Tls hard. 20 hard 10 speak thc word,
Must we forever part.
We cannot tell who ue1t may fall
Beneath Thy chanteniug rod
One must be 1rHk but let rs all
Prepare 20 meet our tod
A tear within daughters ere
A dauRhfeF'n breaking heart,
eau only tell the agony
How hard Is TO part.
Dear mother, could you speak to MS
Aud could you live again,
Our aching hearts would then be healed
But this We wish e vain.
r-by her daughters. b. and A.
We bow with humble submission To
the win Of God who called our dear
mother, JANE REBEUoh MoKkY, to the
world beyond the tomb, 18th, instant.
Tor He j. uniformly governed By the rec.
titude Of His nature and He can no more
be doubted than we can doubtof His *.
istenee. Nothing, therefore. which ii
doneby Himcan poasibly be unjust. She
was dear mother to as, and We indulge
the sweet hope that she Is ii that better
country where WEAKNESS, anxiety. pain.
toll, SORROW ETC.. arennA2n0wns She VIVA
a devont believer ID the word 81 God 1t
Was a solid rock upon which she planted