IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 76, 31 March 1914, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

SMITH.— In sad aud loving memory of my ilpur husband, James Smith, who departed t'ni< lifo ut Jtitchelltoun on the 81st Sfarch. lfls, n^'cd 2S year?. Loiu'ly and sad I sit at iiight, And tliink ot the days gone by, Wlien we but together by our fireside, My (!e;ir midfjuiid and 1. Although a year has passed away Since you have «W)e from me : There is not n day or nicht gone by But what 1 think of thee. Ood took the loved One from my home, llut never fiom my heart, Inserted by his Jovidg «i/c and children. SMITH.— In loviii), memory of James Smith, ttho departed this life on the 31st March, 1013, aged 38 years, To memory cvvr dear. Inserted by Ills father and mother-in-law (W. ,J, and S. A. Mnines) and family, Mit elteiltott'tt, Wellingfoii. SMITH.— 'In loving memory of James Smith, wlio died at Mitclielltowu on the Slst March. 1913. People may tliink when at times they see us smile, That tho wodnd is almost healed; But they little know the sorrow . That smile hides all the while. Inserted by his loving sisters, A. and J. JAC'OfiSBN.— In lovinjj memory of our dear mother who departed this life ou the Slst March, 1013, Gone, but not forgotten. Inserted by her loving family, JACOBSttf,— In loving memory of my dear mother, who passed away on the Slst March, 1013, after a lolij* and painful Illness. To memory ever dear. lustjrted by her loving daughter, Johanna ThornwJti. SCOTT.— In sad and loving memory of our dear fathei', James Scott, uhb died at Wei' lir/gton on the Slst Marcn. 1911. We loved him; ah, ao tongue can tell How much we loved him and how well. Inserted hy hi 3 loving sons and daughters.