The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-20
Waorccster Bank.
Director for the ensuing 1veek,
REJOICE NEWTON.
Oipn.

In this town, on Monday last, Of consump-
ton, the pains of which she endured with sur
prising foriitude, Mrs. Nancy E. Mower, wife
of Capt. Ephraim Mower, in the Goth year of
her age. The deceased was by nature en-
bowed with an amiable disposition, and pos
se;sed humane and benevolent heart.--
Funeral at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
In this town, on the 9th inst, Mr.. Thaddeus
White, in the 23d year Of his age, son of the
late Mr.. Benjamin White. Printers in Maine
and Connecticut are requested 10 insert this
dsath.l
In this town, on the 18th inst. Mr.. David
Knapp, aged 75.--Also, the same day, Tu-
rell +. Patch, infant son of Mr.. John Patch,
aged a months.
At Leicester, on the nth inst. Mrs. Lucy
Whittemore, widow of the late MIR. Asa Whit
temore, aged IS.
In Holden, on the 14th instant, Mrs. Lucy
Chaffin, relict of the late MIR. Samuel Chafin,
aged 854
In Sterling, on the Sd inst. Mr.. Edward
Waldron, aged 95. Printers an New-H anap-
shire and Fremont are requested TO insert the
ADORE.
In Boylston, on the 18th inst. MIR. John An
drews, aged IS. He was peaceable and in
dustrious member of society, kind to the poor,
professor of the religion of Christ, and died
much lamentcd.-1hey who knew him best.
most knew his worth.
In Boylston, on the 18th ult. Mrs. Abigail
Moore, wife OF Mr.. Pitt Moore. aged 80. Hav-
ing early professed the Christian religion. i'm
bibed much Of its excellent spirit, and possess
ing naturally an amiable disposition-sh be-
came endeared to her relatives and acouaint-
ance, who much lament her loss.
In Oxford, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Sarah Da-
Wis, wife of Gen. Jonathan Davis, aged Sd
In the death of this excellent woman, society
has sustained AN irreparable loss. Her situa-
ton in life was affiuent, and her wealth and
abilities were ever devoted TO the happiness of
her friends and to the relief of the afflicted.
She was, emphatically, the friend of the poor.
As she lived, so she died, in full posse ssion of
all the virtues and charities of the Christian.
| Printers IN .Mai7ae and Vernaont are requested
| 10 insert this death.
At Hardwick, on the 18th ut. deeply la
mented, Mrs. Sarah Aiken, relict of MIR. John
Aiken, late of Hardwick, aged 81. Printers
an Vermont and Ns,0-Y YORK. are requested to IN
( sert the ADORE.
In New-Braintree, on the 9Th inst Dea.
| George Barr, aged 10.
At Royalston, on the 7th inst. Hannah Far
rar Reed, aged IA, daughter of the late Mr.
| Jonathan Reed.
At Westminster, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Aba
| gail Miller, wife Of Capt. John c. Miller, aged
| 4G.
At Gardner, on the Esd ult. Mrs. Hannah
| Fessenden, wife of MIR. Isaac Fessenden, aged
10. Ir-'sFFUrs M sTsU-EOJn ave Gsstr01 70 IN
| sert the ADORE.
In Boston, on the LIST inst. Mr.. Theodore
Earle, printer, aged 20, eldest son of the late
| Mr.. Winthrop Earle, of Leicester. An amia-
BILE disposition, flial affection, unassuming
manners, and correct department, endeared
him to his acquaintance aud connexions in
| life,
In Boston, on the 18th inst. after short but
severe illness, in the 2lst ar of his age, Mr..
Scion Hodges, san Of Daniel Hodges, Esq. OF
Western, (Mass.)
In Troy, IN. HI Goth of Sept. last, Mr.. JON
athan Samson, aged SO years.