Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-05-21
MoATUARY.
BISHOP SATTERLER.

WHEREAS, It has pleased AlmiRh-
ty God in His infinite wisdom and
divine providence TO remove from
his earthly labors and take unto
Himself. our dearly beloved Bishop,
the Right Reverend HENRY YATES
SATTRRLER.
Resolved, That we. the vestry of
All Faith Parish. st. Mary's county,
Maryland, voicing the feelings of
this whole parish, do deeply mourn
his loss, and take this. our first op-
portunity to express to his family
our heartfelt sympathy in their be-
reavement.
Resolved. That, appreciatiug his
sterling Christian character and
sanity life, We realize that this do
cese has sustained o great loss and
especially Southern Maryland,
where his labors have been most
jealous and efectual.
Resolved, That Q copy of these
resolutions be sent by the Register
Of the Parish 70 the family OF our
late Bishop, be entered upon the
records OF All Faith Parish, and be
published In the county newspapers.
Il. N. BOVINE, Rector.
JESSE TURNER. Register.
r. KING CLARKE.
On May 4th. 1903, at his residence
in st. Mary's county, Nd, r. King
Clarke died aged rs years. Know
ing him as l did, | am constrained
to dedicate to him a few lines. He
is gone; q great and q good man is
no more. He has performed his du-
ties as he thought best. He was
not faultless. Few arel But he
was benevolent. loving and trust
ing, unassuming aud retired In man
ner. He was true TO the teachings
OF his church In which he died In
full communion, smiling In hopes of O
happy hereafter. Mr.. Clarke DOS
sessed an independent spirit In life,
and while he never forgot his fellow
man, he always placed q premium
on every turn OF life for himself and
family. Thus, one who is true 70
himself. Is always true to others.
He believed that every good thought,
every disinterested deed FASTENED
Q harvest Of universal good. These
are thoughts that enrich proverty,
that enable Us to bear the sorrows
OF the saddest life. II every hand
helped by the deceased would place
one rosebud on his new made grave
r. King Clarke would now be sleep
ing In q wilderness OF roses.
No one will ever know the extent
Of bis charity: it could not be learn
ed from him He wished not TO des-
troy the glory by the boast of the gift.
He was host never TO DO forgot
ten. The writer OF this tribute,
from his boyhood, knew the noble
qualities which made rich the name
and person, now no more. He has
gone, but We believe Ia better Oh.
He had trodden every path faithful
ly whether filed with thorns or
flowers. His character, charity and
goodness lives. He Ia no more
Tired OF the dust and glare OF day,
he heard with Joy the rustling gar.
ments Of the night.
]. <. HEARD. NJ. D.
Baltimore. Md.
DR. LEWIS NJ. TIPprrr.
At Q meeting Of che ST. Mary's
Medical Association. the COMMITTEES
appointed 70 draft resolutions on the
| death OF DR.. LEWIS NJ. TIPpErr no.
| ported
WHEREAS. By the death OF DR..
Lewis NJ. Tippett our profession
has losta talented and hono=ed mem.
Der, and the community In which be
lived . valued citizen.
Resolved, While we lament the
loss our association has sustained,
we still cherish the memory of Din
whose short but useful life was
spent in our midst.
Resolved. That 10 il only q lust
tribute TO his memory 10 say that IL
regretting his death, We earnestly
sympathize with his family.
Resolved, That Q copy OF thess
resolutions be sent % his family anS
DO published In the county papers
| HENRY RICHARDSON.
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