The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-15
MARSHFIELD
Obituary.
fContributed.1

ton, died early Friday morning, Sept "a
at $3.50 o'clock, aged ii years, sever
months and one day. She had lived will
her mother and grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Ennis, since her fathers death
he being killed by an accident when sn'
was only six days old.
Sunday, Sept. 10, DR.. M. ID. Warren OF
| Cabot was first called to see her and al.
though she was only taken sick the
afternoon before, the doctor found her
very sick, with an alarmingly high tenn
perature, 1861. A trained nurse was
sent for the following day, but pneu-
monia of typhoid character developed,
accompanied by persistent temperature
and delirium, which could not be kept
down. Tuesday, DIR. S. T.. Darling of
Hardwick was called in consultation. A
cylinder of oxygen gas was used and
everything that medical skill, trained
nursing, vigilant and loving care could
do to stay the hand of the death angel
was done. She was the light and Joy of
the household where she lived. Ever
ready to wait on her Grandfather Ennis,
who had recently had the misfortune to
lose his right hand, he will miss her
cheerful smile and willing hand, as well
as her mother and sister and Grand
mother Ennis, who are overwhelmed
with grief at their great loss.
She was student at the Marshfleld
graded school, and was in the fifth grade,
where she was favorite and dearly
loved by all her classmates and teacher.
She was an energetic and studious stu
dent, always striving to have clear
record of attendance and her lessons well
learned. And during her sickness, as in
health, she was patient and courageous,
never for moment losing her patience
or courage. She made a courageous fight |
with the doctor for her recovery and
during the last "a hours of her life she
the doctor constantly by her bed
side, where he willingly stayed, and did
his best to keep the angel OF death away,
but all to no purpose and she has now
gone to her heavenly home with all hert
purity and sweetness OF soul. She was
the same in death as in life, far too
pretty to lay away.
Near the last, she clasped her arms
about her mothers neck, saying, mann
ma, take me home, where we can 90 to
bed and sleep"
She leaves mother and sister and
to mourn her loss, also her
incles and aunts, by all of whom she
vas much loved, and especially by those
Who lived near to her and knew her kind
pleasant ways the best. Much sympathy
5 expressed and extended by all who
new her to the family, and especially
o the bereaved mother and sister.
Funeral services were held at her
Mrs. Fannie Ennis, on
sunday, Sept. 20, Rev. +. f. Currier Of
'abot officiating, and in his ever WELL
hosen remarks endeavored to give COM
ort by pointing out that "she is not
cad, but sleepeth; not lost but gone
efore." That we shall meet her beyond
he vale in the beautiful bright beyond,
here tears and parting are unknown.
Weep not for those whom the veil Of
the tomb
In life's happy morning hath hid from
our eyes
re sin threw blight DER the spirits
young bloom
Or earth had profaned what was born
for the skies.
Teep not for her, in her springtime she
flew
To that land where the wings of the
soul are unfurled
nd now like star beyond evenings
cold dew
Looks radiantlv down on the tears of
the world"
The bearers were her uncles, Avi Ora
ID Archie Ennis and Warner Hill. and i
e interment was in the Eaton GENE.
nv at the south part OF the town, be-
lie her father. Notwithstanding that
was a terribly rainy and dark day,
ere was n. large attendance at the fu-
raj. testifying to the high esteem in
lich she was held, and of thei.. sym
thy for her bereaved near relatives
Those from out OF town who attended
E funeral were ms follows; Mrs. Dora
mis- Carney, Billerica, Mass; Am @.
ms, Newport; Mrs. Cora Preston.
IRE; Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Pope and
/. West Danville; Mr.. and Mrs. War.
: Hill and family, Miss Ruth Thomp.
!, Miss Mary Martin and w. L. Her.
g. Montpelier; the nurse. Miss barnes.
'ntpelieri Ora o. Ennis, DR.. NJ. ID.
arren and Solon Preston, Cabot; Mrs.
"a Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs. Gates and
lighter, Cambridge; Elliott Martin,
iinfeld. :
There was a profusion Of flowers, sent
tokens Of love and sympathy. The 1.
lowing il list Of the flowers. Casket cal
Az. white carnations. mother and sis ap
+; her age in white flowers from moth
her age In pink carnations, sister,
p with broken string, and rosebnds,
. and Mrs. J. A. Ennis. Mr.. and Mrs
70 Carney, Ora Ennis and family, Avi,
HE, Al and Johnnie Ennis. w. 4. ,
ring and daughter; her age in white
nations, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Pope M
age IN white roses, Archie Pope, IT,; ~.
age in white roses. Mr. aud Mrs. +"
mer I'M. her age in white roses 70
rmond. tete and Tbelma Hill; easkef eae
~ Of pink and white carnations and -
ed bouquet. Mrs. Cora Preston; eas- ~,
spray white carnations. Ruth ~
Impsous basket n Sewers aud bon
I of sweet peas, M. and Mrs George
- sn8 daughter; pillow, "Luella"
hsr age IN white carnations. Dr ~,
=. Warren; caskst spray 81 white
nations. Mary Martin; her are in
! and Nkits carnafions. campfire girls.
shiab order Lusila sas q suarntars
sFs r. white carnatiuns. Archie Coles
zrs IL ehits russs. Mrs.. Efta Power.