The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-03-22
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In this town, on Monday morning, Mrs. Al.
m'ra StockTell, wife of Mr. Cyrus stockwell
aged 25.
In Boyhton, on the lst inst. Mr.. lothian
Flag, son of the late Capt. Gershom Fjaog
aged &c. .
In Sterling, on the 28th nit. Caroline. daugh-
ter OF Vim William Goss, aged 9 year, pr,
erS Ia Maine and Concord. N II. are reo,,s.1as
to insert his.
In Shrewsbury, on the Gin nit. VI, J,,,n
Bellows, age 81. Printers in Vermont ors
requested TO insert hss death.
~ West Rovistou. on the Cd inst. 4rteno.s
Cheney, son of Mr.. Joseph Cheney. aged 8
In spencer, MIR. ASS Prouty, aged rs.
In Rutland, on the Goth ult. widow Parme-
liza Sanders, aged 57.-On the 7th ms. Lon.
isa Mlnroe, wife OF MIR. Robert Munroe. aoed
26.
10 Shrewsbury, on the Sd ult. Mrs. lydia
Newton, relict of the late Solomon Newton.
aged 20.
In North Brookfeld, on the 10th inst. Mr..
William Hubbard, aged 80. He was of the
| army If Gen. Burgoyne. In 1777, he Joined
the American standard, and was with Com.
SaltoBtall, at Penobscot, where he received a
muskd shot through his knee, by which he
lost te use OF his limb, and has regularly re-
ceived pension since. One daughter is the
only Surviving relation in this country.-Jar-
Wis Atwood, only son of widow Betsey Atwood,
aged n.
luswanzy, N. II. widow Olive Prime, aged
67.-On the 9Th inst. Mr.. William Bridge.
formerly Of Lancaster, aged SO.
In Holden, on the Sd inst, Mrs. Aones
Goulding, wife of Lieut.. Jason Couldine. AGED
%. With a sweetness of natural disposition.
an unusual sprightliness OF mind and suavitv
of manner, Mrs. G. united the Character Of
Christian piety, public profession of which
she made at the early age of l3.
In Ashburnham, on the 9th inst. Dea. Sber.
ebiah Hunt, aged 81.
In Western, Mr.. Esaias Stillman, aged d.
+ In Spencer, on the 5th inst. Rev. Joseph
pope, aged 10.
Ia Hanover, N. II. on the Sd inst. Mrs.
Anna Shurtlif, wife of Roswell Shurtlf,
Professor of Divinity in Dartmouth College,
aged Al. She was the daughter of the Rev.
Joseph Pope, of Spencer.
10 Topsham, (Ne.) James S. son of Mr..
James Sampson, aged | / months. This child,s
death was caused by mis- pulling from table
dish of boiling hot water, which fell upon
his BOSOM and caused his death in two DAYS
afterwards.
In Winchester, N. H. on the 4th inst. Ham
nah Dooittle, cousort of AMI Doolittle. in
the 10Th year of her age.
In Cape Elizabeth, on the 5th inst. Mr.
James Rainbotee, town pauper, aged lit.
In Shutesbury, on the 18th ult. MIR. Asa
Adams, aged 99. He was one Of five broth
ers, two of whom have died one at the age
Of rs, the other IS; of the two surviving
brothers, one is 80 years Of age, and the other
So.
In Hopkinton, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Mary
E. Davenport, wife of Mr.. Samuel Davenport,
and only child Of DR.. Thomas Bucklin, aged
&c years.
In Salem, widow Sarah BufFum, aged 60.
In Rochester, on the 18th ult. Thomas
Markham. aged 10 years. He was found dead
partly under the saw mill water-wheel at
Wings Mills. The miller, in shutting the
gate, perceived some obstruction to its going
quite down, and missing the boy, whom lie had
observed little time before, became alarmed
and drew off the water, and found him drawn
under the gate, and partly under the wheel,
which had tom Of Of his logs, and
mangled him in shocking manner.
In Merrimack, N. II. Daniel Kittrsdge, jr.
aged 81.
In Brattleboro, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Eunice
Greeuleaf, (relict of Stephen Greenleaf, Esq.
first founder of the East Village, aged SO years
and two months.
In Kingston, widow Deborah Prince, aged
96. She left children living, rs grand-chil-
dren, and Ids great grandchildren.
BY late arrival from Smyrna, tidings were
received OF the death of the Rev. Pliny Fisk,
a most valuable Missionary Of the American
Board, at Beyrout, near Mount Lebanon, in
Syria, on the Odd October last.