DART, Carrie
Advertiser & Appeal: Wednesday 19 September 1877; pg. 3 col. 3
LITTLE CARRIE
A "vacant chair" has been made in the home circle of Mr. U. Dart Jr. of St. Simons Island by the death of little Carrie, his eldest child on Wednesday last. A bright, active child, of 8 years she was the mother's stay and comfort as well as her constant companion during each day. But she is gone and the home saddened. We drop the tear of genuine sympathy, for none know better how to sympathize than those who have passed through the same fiery ordeal. Mysterious indeed are the ways of Providence.
Advertiser & Appeal; Wednesday 28 September 1877; pg. 3 col. 3
RESOLUTIONS
Death has made its appearance among us, and borne away from our midst a bright and promising member of our school. God, in his mysterious providence, has seen fit to take to himself little Carrie Dart, whom He called suddenly from a happy home below to a happier home in Heaven.
Resolved, That while we mourn the loss of one who gave promise of a happy, useful life, we submit to the will of Him "who doeth all things well," knowing that our loss is her eternal gain.
Resolved, That in the death of Carrie Dart, the Methodist Sunday School has lost a valued member; her class a bright ornament; her little friends an amiable associate; and her parents a lovely bud of human life, which gave promise of an early and beauteous blooming.
Resolved, That our sympathies be tendered to the bereaved family, humbly and devoutly praying, that the Comforter will bind up the wounds which her death has made in their hearts, and by this golden thread of a pure little life, bind them closer to the "Home beyond the skies."
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family, and a copy to the Brunswick ADVERTISER, with a request to publish.
MISS KATE DART,
MISS ANN KENDRICK
E.J. HARVEY, Comd.[?]
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Advertiser & Appeal: Wednesday 19 September 1877; pg. 3 col. 3
LITTLE CARRIE
A "vacant chair" has been made in the home circle of Mr. U. Dart Jr. of St. Simons Island by the death of little Carrie, his eldest child on Wednesday last. A bright, active child, of 8 years she was the mother's stay and comfort as well as her constant companion during each day. But she is gone and the home saddened. We drop the tear of genuine sympathy, for none know better how to sympathize than those who have passed through the same fiery ordeal. Mysterious indeed are the ways of Providence.
Advertiser & Appeal; Wednesday 28 September 1877; pg. 3 col. 3
RESOLUTIONS
Death has made its appearance among us, and borne away from our midst a bright and promising member of our school. God, in his mysterious providence, has seen fit to take to himself little Carrie Dart, whom He called suddenly from a happy home below to a happier home in Heaven.
Resolved, That while we mourn the loss of one who gave promise of a happy, useful life, we submit to the will of Him "who doeth all things well," knowing that our loss is her eternal gain.
Resolved, That in the death of Carrie Dart, the Methodist Sunday School has lost a valued member; her class a bright ornament; her little friends an amiable associate; and her parents a lovely bud of human life, which gave promise of an early and beauteous blooming.
Resolved, That our sympathies be tendered to the bereaved family, humbly and devoutly praying, that the Comforter will bind up the wounds which her death has made in their hearts, and by this golden thread of a pure little life, bind them closer to the "Home beyond the skies."
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family, and a copy to the Brunswick ADVERTISER, with a request to publish.
MISS KATE DART,
MISS ANN KENDRICK
E.J. HARVEY, Comd.[?]
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DART, Carrie
Advertiser & Appeal: Wednesday 19 September 1877; pg. 3 col. 3
LITTLE CARRIE
A "vacant chair" has been made in the home circle of Mr. U. Dart Jr. of St. Simons Island by the death of little Carrie, his eldest child on Wednesday last. A bright, active child, of 8 years she was the mother's stay and comfort as well as her constant companion during each day. But she is gone and the home saddened. We drop the tear of genuine sympathy, for none know better how to sympathize than those who have passed through the same fiery ordeal. Mysterious indeed are the ways of Providence.
Advertiser & Appeal; Wednesday 28 September 1877; pg. 3 col. 3
RESOLUTIONS
Death has made its appearance among us, and borne away from our midst a bright and promising member of our school. God, in his mysterious providence, has seen fit to take to himself little Carrie Dart, whom He called suddenly from a happy home below to a happier home in Heaven.
Resolved, That while we mourn the loss of one who gave promise of a happy, useful life, we submit to the will of Him "who doeth all things well," knowing that our loss is her eternal gain.
Resolved, That in the death of Carrie Dart, the Methodist Sunday School has lost a valued member; her class a bright ornament; her little friends an amiable associate; and her parents a lovely bud of human life, which gave promise of an early and beauteous blooming.
Resolved, That our sympathies be tendered to the bereaved family, humbly and devoutly praying, that the Comforter will bind up the wounds which her death has made in their hearts, and by this golden thread of a pure little life, bind them closer to the "Home beyond the skies."
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family, and a copy to the Brunswick ADVERTISER, with a request to publish.
MISS KATE DART,
MISS ANN KENDRICK
E.J. HARVEY, Comd.[?]
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Advertiser & Appeal: Wednesday 19 September 1877; pg. 3 col. 3
LITTLE CARRIE
A "vacant chair" has been made in the home circle of Mr. U. Dart Jr. of St. Simons Island by the death of little Carrie, his eldest child on Wednesday last. A bright, active child, of 8 years she was the mother's stay and comfort as well as her constant companion during each day. But she is gone and the home saddened. We drop the tear of genuine sympathy, for none know better how to sympathize than those who have passed through the same fiery ordeal. Mysterious indeed are the ways of Providence.
Advertiser & Appeal; Wednesday 28 September 1877; pg. 3 col. 3
RESOLUTIONS
Death has made its appearance among us, and borne away from our midst a bright and promising member of our school. God, in his mysterious providence, has seen fit to take to himself little Carrie Dart, whom He called suddenly from a happy home below to a happier home in Heaven.
Resolved, That while we mourn the loss of one who gave promise of a happy, useful life, we submit to the will of Him "who doeth all things well," knowing that our loss is her eternal gain.
Resolved, That in the death of Carrie Dart, the Methodist Sunday School has lost a valued member; her class a bright ornament; her little friends an amiable associate; and her parents a lovely bud of human life, which gave promise of an early and beauteous blooming.
Resolved, That our sympathies be tendered to the bereaved family, humbly and devoutly praying, that the Comforter will bind up the wounds which her death has made in their hearts, and by this golden thread of a pure little life, bind them closer to the "Home beyond the skies."
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family, and a copy to the Brunswick ADVERTISER, with a request to publish.
MISS KATE DART,
MISS ANN KENDRICK
E.J. HARVEY, Comd.[?]
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