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G5~ On Sunday evening last a funeral sermon
was preached by the Rev. Mr.. Walker of the Ha-
milton-st. Baptist Church, on the decease of Ro-
bert Pogue, and the discourse was an able one
Deacon Pogue left aname pure and undefled. He
was beloved in the circle in which he moved, and
his loss to the church is deeply felt. AS mem
Der Of society, we safely say from an acquain-
tance with him since the fall of 1928, he was
most useful, being ever found on the side of suf-
fering humanity and alleyating the distresses of
those in destitute circumstances. He was ac-
lively engaged in promoting the interest of our
schools, and when he died the countenances Of
the children exhibited their sense of the loss they
had sustained Of a confidential and long tried
friend. He waited patiently for the hour to
come when his immortal spirit should take its
flight to the paradise Of God. We trust some of
the members of the church to which he was at
tached will give us more extended notice Of his
life.