Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-12
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IN this town, on the 9Th nst hy the Rev. Mr., MaFs
nv Nathaniel w. Wmship, IN Mics Rachel D. DalI.
gonee DR. Algernon Sidney Lewis, Of De,hlem, 10
Miss CnrMelia N, Bennett, Of Ihs village.
IL WaryeM, Milton SOC.) on the 98,h ult by the
Sey M" Finch MI Ezra Ferris, to Mics SophEoNiA
1n Nliddle,own, Mr.. Lewis Adams, Of New.York,
e Miss Mary W, Rilcyi Mr. Enoch G. Young, to
Ms' Esther Clarke Of Mlddo6uryi Mr. Edwin Card
liz N KillinRwor,h, NJ George Holmes, TO Miss
Mary LcsIeri MI. james dudley, to Miss JerWshN
In Ilamlen, Mr.. Edwin Lockwood, Of Norwalk, to
Miss Emily Ives, daughter At NJ. Jared Ives
In Ncw.lhrk, Mr. Frederick ~. Malhcr, or New.
London, TO Miss Marin y. French, Of Derby.
~ Deeply, Capt David C"O'kias, of LymC 10 Miss
lH N"rM,ch, Capt Erastus WJams, to Miss Eliza.
beth D. Tracy daughter Of CoL L. Tracy.
In BHMOrtl, Mr.. Lester Palmer, tn Mics LodcMia
FoOlc, daughter OF Mr.. SAMUEL Fuo,e
In DanhMN Mr.. Lew y, NCnrd,lL TO Miss Mary
Gregory; Mr. COrlos Jennings, oI New.Mitort, to
In Hartford, Mr., syIvanus Casc, Of rlaiOGed to
IL East. Hartford, Mr.. Russell Rlsley to Miss Ruth
w, Warren.
In s,nsbury, Mr.. Aver, Wilcox, to Miss Maria
In Wi.csssct Rev. Edward BrccLcr, Of Boston, to
Miss Isabella Jones.
san May, only daughter The late BcrjNnn Williams,
OF that city.
DIED,
In this town on the 9Th ips,, nv. William Ward,
sen, aged %. Mr.. Ward was q descendant OF the
Rev: Nathaniel Ward, Of Iaverhill, Essex county,
Englandi and was 6orn IN the city Of Ncw.1laven,
Dee. l6-98 1876. lie has resided IN this town sew.
cra years, and, at his DEATH was tho oldest nhabl.
ant iie was an aitrcIionate husband, II tender par-
ent, and sincere friend. Unt scntalious christianity
marked his career Of lie. His manners were mill,
and inofensivc; and in him the language 1T nspira.
ton WIS verified: I" Blessed ARE the meek: for they
shall inherit the earth" "And thou shalt go 10 thy
fathers In peace; thou shalt be buried in good old
Communicated.
"The following tribute was published in this plnec
some lh,ee years snce-and, save the dcceasc Of Mr..
Ward hlnsElf Ia still true.
"Should stranger Of intelligence aud research be
passing the streets Of Litchield, think no would DO
Interested IN being pointed to small nent house IN
the ncighborhood, surrounded by the appearance Of
many convenleMces and comforts, rs the dwelling
place Of one on whom tho winds Of moro than ninety
winters have bown,s, il green old age, yr,uons, IN.
!eligcnt and happy. That individual 10 William
Ward: and he Is not ai0Re-IOr the wife Of his YOUTH
Of than 6urscorc years, IN almost youthful vgor
Is his companion and solace. Nor ave they alone IN
this worlds wide wasle(or oil their children (eight
tina, not cloud Ia raised to obscure The brightness and
serenity Of their declining aon."
IL this town ON the s7!n MNs, Mrs; Chloe Rensom'
"i In New.IlaseS, Mrs. Robseee Thompson, aged 70.
In Waterbury, Mrs. huldah Bronson, a, wife Of
MI. Noah Bronson.
LM cheshire, Mrs. SNrNh MARIA Drugs, WIG Of
Doct, briggs, 25.
Ia Rox6ury, Mr.. Elias Bates. rs.
In Prospect, Mr.. VIM. Ives, rs.
In Kent, Mrs. Evslina Butts, wi(s Of Mr.. Joseph
Butts.
In Windham, Mrs. Mary Huntington, 90.
In Orange, Mrs.. Mehetabe Alling, wife Of Mr..
Chouncey AIiing, co.
In Brantord, Mrs. Anna Monroe, wife Of Mr.. John
NJ, 81.
In BranEord, Mr.. Peter Harrison, 90; also, his
daughter Ca,hArinc, SIS.
| Ii Middle,own, Mrs. Martha p. Sage, 90, wife o.
| Mr.. Brazil ID, Sage.
.-Ia uaIlns,. RSrs Lydia c,S"S, ~ Wifa If Mr.
| John Cone.
| In Pennington, Mrs. Anna Waterman, go, relict o
| Mr.. Charles Waterman.
| IN New.LondOn, Mr. John Shepard, 80.
| In Meriden, strangerby the name Of james Moul.
, ton.
In New York, Mr.. James Eas,burn, long known to
the public 40 an extensive publisher and BOOKSELLER
In Mobile, Mr.. Abel Clark, "a, son Of Mr.. Giles
Clark, Of Saybrook, Conn.