Coalville Times | 1903-09-04 | Page 7 | Inscription Told the Truth

INSCRIPTION TOLD THE TRUTH. Certainly Thoas In ths Cemetery Had "Corns to atay." Rome yrara sko the tviard of directors direc-tors of a cemetery in Chester county, l'a., was ronaluerlng ths plans for an elaborato gateway. Three of the directors, direc-tors, who were waga In a way, had the greater part of the work on their shoulders. One evening they met at the office of one of the mombors, at which tltno Ihe plnus were dlaruased. Among other thlnsa tlicy wanted to select se-lect a proper Inscription for the gran-lie gran-lie arch. One of the mcmbvrs suggested sug-gested tho word "W.'lcomo." "No," said another, who hnd a more snrlous torn of mind, "the Inacrtptlon ought to be "Heating In the Lord." "Perhaps they're riot." aald the remaining member, mem-ber, "bo I would mint renpeetruily suggest sug-gest "Ws'vo come to stay.' "