The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-17
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In Westminster, June IL, Mr.. John Bigeow,
aged ~. Mr.. Bigeow was engaged in driving
his team in perfect health, to appearance, when
he fell and expired instantly in Yer
mont and NeU York are requested to insert
this death.
In Spencer, June 9, widow Rachel Rowland,
aged 70.
In Fitchburg, June 5, Mr. Luther Goodridge,
son of Capt Asaph Goodridge, aged A.
Printers in Mao YORK. are requested to insert
this dcdth.
In Oxford, June s, Mrs lamar Davis, wife
Of Mr. Learned Davis, aged 80. She was an
affectionate wife, kind mother, and an oblig
| ing neighbor. To her apprehensions, death
was wholly disarmed of his terrors. She was
a firm believer in the final holiness and happi-
ness of all mankind, and rejoiced at the same
| in the hour of her death. When she became
convinced she should not recover, she called
her family to her bed side, and after giving
them the best advice, expressed her entire will
| linpness to depart. She was calm and resign
| ed, and declared it was the happiest day she
ever experienced. At last, without groan or
struggle, she fell asleep in the arms of her Re-
| deemer discourse was delivered at her fu-
neral By the Rev. Lyman Maynard, from Job,
Ia: IA. /" lfa man die shall he live again -
Printers IN Vermont are requested to insert
this DEATH Communicated.
In Rutland. suddenly, June Q, Mr.. Austin
GRAY, son of the late Mr.. Nathaniel Gray of
this town, aged 24.-June 6, Moses Fl. White,
ESQ.,, aged 80.
In Oakham, June 3, Gilbert Crawford, son
of Mr.. Galen A. Crawford, aged months.
In Royaston, May 25, Mrs. Sally j., wife of
Mr. James B. Phelps of Ashby, and daughter
of Dea Amos Jones.
In Leicester, Mr. Joseph Bass, aged 75-a
soldier of the revolution.
In Northboro', June II, Mrs Mary, wife of
Mr. Baxter Rice, aged So.
I In Milford, June 10, Mrs. Anna, wife of Mr..
Adams Perry, aged 57.-PrtnterS in TermOnt
amt .Nt,0 Hampshire are requested to insert this
! death.
! In CRANKY, Otis Moody, son of Mr.. Moses
! Moody, aged Is. His death was caused by a
kick from another boy, with whom he was
playing horse"
In Dedham, Mr.. Giles Richards, aged IS.
| In Boston, June 3, Mrs. Thankful Weber,
formerly of Brook6eld.
( In Milford, IN. H. Mr.. John Morgan,
aged %.
In Hamilton, (Ohio) May 10, Capt. John
| Cleves Synmes, extensively known the au-
thor of the theory of Open Poles and concentric
Spheres. Capt. Synimes was u native of New
Jersey, but emgrated at an early age to the
western country. He was attached to the ar
my of the United States for number of years,
and during the late war distinguished himself
on the northern frontier by his GOODNESS and
ntrepidity. He sustained through life the
character of an amable and exemplary man,
and died with religious composure and philo-
sophie resignation.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT Died, in South
bridge, June 2, Miss Aseneth M. 'Townsey
aged 10 years The circumstances attending
this fatal accident, we're the following She
was at work in the cardng room at the Colum-
ban Factory In the room near where she was
at work, there was running an upnght shaft OF
( q inches round lion, for the purpose of moving
I the machines in the shop beneath. Against