Upon the fate of children dear.
On the path towards the schoolhouse on a stone to a woman with an infant child by her side:—
Come view the seen, ’twill fill you with surprise,
Behold the loveliest form in nature dies;
At noon she flourished, blooming, fair and gay;
At evening an extended corpse she lay.
Near the entrance to this path is the grave of a Revolutionary soldier, Capt. Jacob Taylor, died 1788:—
Through life he braved her foe, if great or small,
And marched out foremust at his country’s call.
On this path is the grave of Joseph Bartlett, who died in 1703:—