Evening star., 1918-02-01
In Memoriam.

In Memoriam.
AHoHER. In sad but loving rememhes,es e e1u
dear husband. SIMON ARCHER. WE G..
ruary /, 1915.
Oh; dear % husband, I mis-. ycu.
Ny heart Is sal and lonely.
Ever since you went away
often wonder IL you knew
How long to see you. dear,
Just to have You speak to me.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE. vIcTo1iA
ARCHER. In loving but s.d rsmsmbr.scs 6
parted this life three years ago today yebs
ruary j, 1915.
Sleep thy last sleep. "A
Free from care and sorrowi
Rest where none weep
Till the eternal morrow.
By BIS DEVOTED NIECE. HATTIE n
LIND.
erGs; our dear metseF. me- sea sS Rosass1 WATSON CAL
Low. who departed this Life seven years ag0
today, February /, 1911.
| We miss her and mourn her In silence unseen.
And dwell on the memory Of Joy that has bssns
shs contain. her /. Is. sacred ss
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTERS, HELLE4 /.
| AND JESSIE.
DAWSON. In loving remembrance Of my dss1I
husband, WILLIAM B. DAWSON, who did
'n'es afi sY His ns@ WIFE. iHfi AsSa 4 DAWSON.
DONALDSON. In loving semembrsnes Of NJ
| /, 1917.
Whose love can equal the love Of q mothers
Whose the devotion, SO loyal and truef
Who suffers much with Joy for anotheRf
| Who works with such pleasure mother 1aDI
your
| Cod -
You take great delight in the victories you'svI
! won. .f
But when do you find friendship like monthsr's,
| Unbroken till death calls and life.s work =
J done? W. 1. DONALDSON.
DONALDSON. In sad but loving rememhrases
Of our dear grandmother. who died one year
ago today. February /, 1917.
| The month of February once more Il hers, Il
To us the saddest Of the year, III
| Because IL took from away
| BY HER GRANDDAUGHTER
FRIEND. In sad but loving remembrance ef esg|
dear wife. mother and grandmother. MAk1
day, February l, 1918.
DAYS of sadness still come over N. Y
Tears Of sorrow silently ncw;
Though heaven claimed her years aGc
BY HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. wILLLAl9a
FRIEND; CHILDREN AND GRANDCHIIp
DREN.
devoted W wife. s1 SARAH III Z. HAGAN. Who q.
parted this life one year ago today. Feeruary
! /. 1917.
There's a vacant chair beside the hearthstsns,
| There's place that can never be filled,
For lost one of earth's greatest trsssurss
When the heart Of my wife was stilled. {:
| But her memory will be with me ever
| Till we meet far distant shore. rs
And the heart that is broken shall crest heR
HER diy fovsa e S'i
| HAGAN
HAGAN. In sad and loving rememhranes. e
US one year ago today. February !. 1917.
Ny heart still ,s aches for you. mother dears
You bore your suffering with smiling cheer. !,
| And left a wound that will never heal. 4
One long year since you went avay.
| 1t doesn't seem true or just
That you have left to stay,
| But will soon return to us.
1 bring the flowers that you loved
And scatter them on your mound:
I keep them fresh with the tears
| That fall upon the ground.
I miss your smile and goodnight kiss.
And words of kindness and cheer:
No longer / hear your voice OF bliss
Beside the vacant chair.
Your hands are folded on your breast,
| Your gentle voice is stilled;
Your eyes are closed, you are at rest,
But your place never be nlled.
BY HER LOVING son, RICHARD G. HAGAN.es
HAGAN. In sad and loving remsmbranes of NJ
dear mother. SARAH C. HAGAN, who 6epert-
ed this life one year ago today. February H.
Rest. dear mother. rest. your care and toll m
Your trials over and your work well done;
At heavens gate. by angel guards attended.
Your crown was given you for the victory wen.
Rest, dear mother, rest, and peaceful b. ysw
Your dear hands folded DER your gentle breast,
Ever Ger. your grave shall blessings wifhsut
Fall from the lips of those your deeds hsss
! blest.
Rest. dear mother, rest. love you now a. svsr,
And though with care our souls may b -.
Not even death a sons love can ssver-
| Life's dearest mother, divinest. purest, bIesk
While by your grave 1 kneel with streas
And breathe your dear name there.
I know that when across life's troubled ocsan,
| Wen meet again in answer to your prayer. y
BY HER DEVOTED son. FRANK e. HAGAN. =.
| our dear mother, MARIA ROBINSON HOW
| ARD. who died thirteen years ago today FEB
| ruary 1, 1905.
The month of February once more is hss,
| To us the saddest of the year,
| Because It took from away
our HEX mSsher pG1orEn eve 1sn
/ MAGGIE AND EDGAR.
MANNING. sr.. who departed this iifs q
| year ago today. February l, 1917.
! We cherish thy memory still,
| While for thee the victory IL won.
| We left it to God. the friends Of u an
His WILL not ours, be done.
son, DAUGHTER AND GRANDDAUGHTER,
| PEYTON MANNING. Jr.; ALICE 0GL1
AND HAZEL NJ. OGLE.
| SMITH. ROSS. In loving remembrance ef sgH
| father mother and sister. mother, CAROLINA
1 SMITH, who died one year ago. January -
| 1917, and loving sister, CARRIE ROSS. tWe'
years ago today. February l, 1915. and devcts1
| father AUSTIN SMITH, nine years ago. De-
| cember .. 1905, Of Falls Church. Va.
| They climbed the sweet ascent Of heayans 4
| Through peril and tolls and pains.
| Oh God, to may grace be given
! To follow in their train.
BY THEIR CHILDREN, BENJAMIN SMITH.
LOLA CAUSE. ANNA BURGE AND HUGH
| SMITH.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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