The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-05

N NAM AM Nm
nTha Lord hath RfwSn. the Lord
hatf taken awav. f,Iessed wv tle name
of the Lord, On SATURDAY. a grandson
was born to Herbert EhriFar, and in
the course cf the following day our
friend passed from his earthly pill
arimaRe, The Grandparent and tine
grandson shall never meet in the
flesh. That reunion Is reserved for q
happier world.
i1Oh rny brethren, lifaE without the
hope Of immortality would not b.
worth living. 1t would he a mockery,
delnsion and snare What would
even the THU of the AnteHeluYian pat
riarchs be without the hone of inn
rnfrta1itv hnt A mist 1ianeilad bv the
rnnrrir,r sun, C4Od has plartad in the
human breast an unconquerable yearn-
ing for immortality. This sentiment
irEnfraa and dominates nur hest ar-
tons ions This desire and hone reminds
MS of our DIGNITY and responsibility.
Gnd wn111d mnt have plantnd thiS SEN
tr,I ti,,sa,,+ u, +ba hrr1an hraaaf nn1ass Ha
intended that If shoIld he satisf,ed. for
Ha never nraataa anVthinr irl vain.
aAnd fhank God tfis sentiment Of
tho human heart II fuIiv horne out by
the voice IN revelation. I'M know. i
saws tha Patriarch Jub. that nay ne
daamar Iivath And That On the last
dow shall rise ont nf the earth. and
In nv flesh I shall see nv God. This
mv hone is laid uD ir nv bosom.
aThese are tha words of consola-
+inn wnn1d Give tn Won beloved
frianda nartfcl1IarIv to tha beloved
sister Who Far ~ manv years has
shared tha lows and sorrows of YOUR
nherished brother. This is the silver
lininr fo the clouds tEat hang over
Won.
Farewell mv cherished friend,
viii ivy longer greet you in. ny accus-
toned visits. I Will never look upon
vnur face again. ON listen to your
warm words of waIednla But your
snirit viii hover over YOUR sacred
home and over the sweet little chapel
Whara Wa nftan Knelt arld Draved to-
pethar IN where 4 imrarted to YOU
the Rraad of Il ,ife
daT cherish tha belief and hope that
will meet van again in the land VI the
living. in that city above not made
with hands where there will be Meth
ar snrrnWT nor mourning. nor death
nor separation. but eternal union and
naaca and rest i'm tina, bosom of. our
rather
Mass was said Nv Very Rev. NE. "
Dinneen. president of ST Charles Col
llege. Auxiliary Bishop COrrfgan, Bal
timDre Bishop O'COnnell, of Rich
mond: Monseigneur Fletcher, rector Of
Cathedral Baltimore. Very Rev. E. R
| lDyer Superior Of $t Mary'H Seminary
Baltimore: Rev. Sisourney Fay, New.
mans School, M. J.. Rev. Joseph TT
| Cassidy. of St. Stephens Church
Washington Rev. Joseph Haug, VI W
Charles College; Rev Charles Boone
$t. Mary'S Seminary Baltimore
very REV. george VA. yUuglrerty; vict
rector of Catholic University; Rev
Father Shandelle Of Georgetown Uni
Eversity Rev. George Flragesser, En-
mitsburg; Bro. Paul, Of St. Mary's IN.
tdustrial School, Baltimore: Rev. J.. q
Mallon. pastor oH I'd. Johns Catholic
Church. were present. The Cathedra
Male Quartet rendered music under
the direction of Prof. Furst. and Prof
Schenuit. organist.
The pallbearers were Mr.. Shriver's
three sons. TOseph mi. Robert T. and
William H ShriVar. his snn-in-laW
Robert z. Shriyer. and his two
fneDhews Bernard n. and James Mes
EGhrfvnr
Tnterment vas ~ ~ Johns ceme.
terv with Pew m O. MaIlon. Dastor o.
4 St Tnhn,a church fnndITrfinr tha aar.
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ntasT Ssars n,oaaroz,gs !, nd naau1ifnf ,1ssT
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w. trsI,, a+tandi,ar +1,a f,1nar.l Tzara
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