Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
DEATHS.

In Lancaster n H. on the Sd inst, Della A. wife of VIM. A.
cp%y Of L. and daughter s Of Luther FIa of this village
Wehebeo and daughter OF John Page Esq of Cambridge W.
has left example of patience suffering resignation to
the will of God and faith in the atonng OF blessed
Printers in VI, N. ii. and Mass. are requested &c.
In Hartford Sept 81 Clara wife of Thomas Savage, aged
Printers in Conn and Ohio requested, &c.
At his residence in Randolph on the 81 OF Nov. nst STE
and nine months prisoner Of on hoard the
Gn IS s OF BALI Manor ne "san Ns
" life became successful politician was knighted about the
position of the Parliament cgazed the pcrsec
ton which drove Pilgrim fathers to the
Henry the h of Sir VIM. becoming identified with tho
fanatics Of his time to avoid the suiengs consequent
unequal contest maintain the rights of enquis
ca his family coat OF arms INSCRIBED with Vrtu Nobta
cionce embarked for America and became founder of tho
first church in Beverly Massachusetts, progontor of an
erance converting forests OF New England into fut,
heds or love to their adopted country and for their zeal ia
of universal humanity. Timothy the grandfather of the
deceased, grandson Of Henry Beverly
TO Peston Connecticut in 1884, which place the
was born Being e an orphan at the OF three months and
bred without fathers admoniton mothers care, en-
oarked at the age of TO- in the service of bis He bore
arms through the campaign OF 10 afterwards three years
employed 10 the ouartemaster department, and then
pete his education the caamtes of war
I aP 70 enrich himse at the expense OF the enemy of his
county on board pvateer lie was soon made prisoner
above stated and though about closing his tuition the school
VI nu ueP'a, had made so NIUE proficiency, that he
selected nom among about thirteen hundred prisoners for the
49, 49, So 'ut ne was sc,uPuousy nohest TO Oihcate as
chiei COOK OF the ship For this service in of fidelity he
was promised and received his exchange the expiration of
three months and after commenced farming operations in
the town OF Hanover NJ H. Amer eight years spent in that
place. he established himself Randolph whore he resided
the day OF his DEATH being but four months half CEN
fury he had been for forty years acceptable member
Of the Methodist church. and in the capacity of local preach
en- continued through life 10 exempl mistaken confidence
IN the doctrines of salvation through faith in the tho
kedeemei and is matter of great consolation his
Gus friends and descendants reflect that although few
months past he has been evidently walking the gray twilight
Of the evening OF life, suffering the almost prosaon of
some Of ms faculties Of mind plainly dscoveabe in of
his conversation yet he detained good degree many of his
mental powers and his faith in Jesus Christ held out tho
thick darkness of the valley of death obscued him
Of meftas lie has en to mourn his loss, wife, eleven child
hy hye grand children and thirteen great
Painters IN Conn., New York. Mass and Michigan desir-
In MaTshed Oct 49, of typhus fever Mrs MARY wfe of
Mr. Ayara Gilman, aged 50.
Bradford Oct Odd very suddenly Mr. VIM. Martini in the
59h year OF his age. BY this dspensaon of Providence
widow ana iou children len mourn and society depr
yod OF one OF Its brightest ornaments for in all the walks oe
he bore mo character Of that nobes work Of God honest
man." - -