Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
DIED,

DIED,
IN IN west Boylston Mr.. Paul Goodale. aoed NJ
a soldier of the revolution. "seu ~
In WATERFOWL, Mr.. Stephen swirl aoed 81
AL, IN w Westheid Mr.. Alanson Furrow' AGED e. Wi.
uow MARY Tinker, aged IS. "
James union aan,on, Hannah Aikens, daughter Of Mr..
dali Lannagan' aged years and months: her
was caused by eating the root of red bemlocI
9ne uieq 10 three hours after swallowing IL Mrs
rachel Bolton, aged a. -'' N-is
IN Holden, Gideon Leisure, aged ID.
AIDS os'I M mr. IA Austin Fenely aged 81 MrJohn
Odorne aged e. Mrs. Jerusha Cushing a@s J 90 90
10 yassel, aged 81 Mrs. Hannah Trast. agcd
90 mrs. Mary Morresey aged 81 Mrs. Marv Pre-
De Manuel aged II. Mrs. Sarah Green, AGED 81 ~
In IN M bingham, Mrs Lydia Bruce. aged IS.
mr.. Joh4 Tower, aged SO. So w.
g IN N Hartford, tCt) Augusta Temple, wife of DR.
. > rogers, Professor of Chemistry in Wasb;ngton
college, and daughter of Lieut.. Governor Vim
throp. of this State " ih-
os n portsmouth, Mrs. Mary Noble, aged 81, widow
In New.Bedford, Egbert Benson Kemnton re-
Gently of this city Early in yontb be iaft tho 49, &c.
ol MS childhood, to seek employment among stran
gers, ana soon by his amiabe department unassum
ing ana interesting manners became by strangers
known and beloved He has gone down to his mar
and n;, anu we lament his loss, for he was honest
ola life we'll snaa. Al 'ne consciousness, with him,
the shark IF Ga "u iGoce IN the nope, that now
Givern of Ill =; e ien. MN little while by "the
river OF all Is extinguished, that his better mart
whlch can never, never die, has winged its way to
FRY sp,''e'
Youths emblem is feetng flower,
Which, called to life by some soft shower
Doth raise its tender head
Scarce had its leaves begun to bloom
Scarce shed around its sweet perfume
N ''1u'' 'ieu'
The emblem Is Just few short wears.
Shall end alike our hopes and fears
And bid our sorrows cease:
Then let US all sincerely pray
That we may walk in 'tWisdom's way
For all her paths are peace"
Boston Cen,;,er
In BUXTON Hon Iobn yvoos,..,, -, 1o
He renewed from Neuh 81 l.' aSeu 10 years
wear I757 to Pnyton ,ba1 Mn ms Paren.s' IN Inc
Few hove be9a iu.rvI m nni,,;sI !N0 60.
ment than Judge Woodman or safvaS ~. e'nf,cy-
with more fidelity and integrity In The puI n1s
he joined the American Army before Rostor "a
continued with the army in the Comm;sss,x n Snu
partment till the year i779, at the close ~ CO.
Sulliyans successful expedition AGAINST the ~oste.
Indians. At which time he returned home rich on'
ly in good name and Continental bills ON
He was one of the selectmen of Buxton tsentv
five years, representative in the Gener,I en-,
eleven years, senator for the county of York ton
years frequently an elector of President and Vice
PRESIDENT. member of the Brunswick Convention
In 1916 and Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
for York county His moral character through life
was without reproach and irreproachable. In his
manners ne was modest, grave, digniied, and gent
anly-PortIand Arg@
REMARKABLE CASE OF Sunny Dr.
young man by the name of Edward Watkins 1;v;na
with MIR. Lemuel Stearns ofthis place in the cbarac
ter OF labourer. was on Wednesday last assisting
In putting up small building, when he accidentally
wounded his hand at the bottom of the ball of the
thumb, near the wrist of the left ARM by rusty nail