Evening star., 1920-10-19
IN MEMORIAM.


MCCLELLAN. In Sad but loving remembrance
Ct my dear wife. MARGARET -BERNA-
DETTE MCCLELLAN tnee Burkel, who de-
parted this life two years ago today. oc-
tober 1g, 1918. Anniversary mass at the
monastery.
In memory l always see the one loved
dear.
Her vision erows clear. sometimes feel
she must be near.
Her sweet face is always before me,
can feel her hands in mine.
The sweet last look she gave
Still fingers In my mind.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. DIR. J. B. NJ.
CLELIAAN
NELSON. In loving remembrance Of my be-
loved wife. MARGARET r. NELSON. who
entered into eternal rest two years ago to-
day. October 49, 1918.
Your sweet face is ever before me,
! can feel your hand In mine;
The S.,,, sweet look you always gave me
Still fingers wit lin my mind.
-, l. often wonder il you know
How long to see you, dear.
Just to hav. you speak to me
DEvoTEb ,na1 aussas6 sGu sIe 1ea JOHN c. MEL
SON
hELSoN. In sad but loving remembrance of
our our, dear daughter and sister MARGARET II.
ago today. October 10. 1918. Anniversary
mass At Holy Name Church.
There is sad. sad longing
Deep down in our hearts today.
~ oc again our IOve0 one,
Whom death took from us away.
Our Lord. whom ne love. in His wisdom
Knows we'll what is right and best,
And We pray today for patience
iii we meet in the land of rest
HER FAMILY.
NIcoILS. tribute Of remembrance to our
dear MOLLIE, wife Of Mr.. Henry Ncolls
OF Maiden. Mass. and eldest and beloved
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs w. +. Cowen. who
ielt us two years ago today. October 10,
1913 In the end year Of her age.
Grief stretches itself beyond the hour of
death. death. The grief that does not speak
1t break.
Fresh in our hearts thy memory clings
Yet still our grief is sore;
Each passing year but brings
Ihe day We meet again.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND PAR
ovERToE. In loving remembrance of our
1918. S' ''A'' oe'ooef H.
He is gone from us forever
face we loved SO we'll.
And oh. how we miss you, father,
No tongue can ever tell
THE CHILDREN.
1AxHE. Sacred to the memory of our beloved
parents. STAFFORD and LUCINDA PAYNE,
sro Npaea Nanah !ais d, m[s father nineteen years
ago today, October 10. 1919.
TO live in the hearts Of those we love is
not TO die.
THEIR CHILDREN, MAup1NA. FLOR.
ENcE AND BELLE.
PEEECE: In sad but loving remembrance of
ELMER and VIOLET PIERCE, who de-
P1aa PPI1sd an this s liss oe.o6s. r. 1918 and Will
this life October ls. 1918.
Two years ago you left me,
Lonely in my heart today,
For you who smiled to cheer me,
have forever passed away.
Ny lfe's not the same without them:
In fact. find NO cheer
Itying TO live my life alone
without their presence here.
And I bear my cross in silence,
And pray that God viii rant INV nr.,s-
mat we shall meet some day.
inere And sa ,s s.isf .H that cannot find comfort
Ana sofrow deep in the human heart
Inat cannot be revealed.
THEIR DEVOTED MOTHER
SCALA: In loving memory Of NAE r. scala
~ Mno ,asa LET MS two years ago today. October
THE FAMILY.
14Lkk. In sad but loving remembrance n,
our dear husband and father, NOBLE 8
InhEH. ~ who departed this life two years
ago today. October 10. 1918.
We miss you in our home,
we see your vacant chair.
And wen never get another
His 70 nrToyy%p ssks ye% II,s. place .hen here:
WAsHNGroN. In sad but loving rem.,.h,,,..
OF our dear mother. LOTTJE WASHINGTON
whom death claimed tvo years sro foS.v'
October 10. 1918 -so ''oay'
Tne ~ =. @1sth nj Of October e once more here,
6ecaese TWO years ago today
Our dear mother passed aVSy
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN
WAIKMs. In Sad remembrance Of nv de-
voted husband. TH0lf r w