Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-18
DIED.

In this village Oct. 18th, Henry II Allen, only
son of David and Alyira Allen, aged % months
In Pulney, Oct %, Mrs Polly Ilougbton, wife of
Mr. Elijah lluughton, aged IS. Printers in Mass.
and ~ Y. are requested To notice.
In Wilmington, Oct 10th, orscarri fever Samuel
Emerson, Of Tileston and Lucinda Stow, aged
. years and ] months. Printers in n Y.
quested to notice.
In putncy, Oct. 9Th, Mr. Josyn Cudworth, aged
60, Oct 9th, Miss Della Ann, daughter of Mr.
Gideon Cudworth, aged l6 Nov .. Miss NIchita-
bel, daughter of Mr. Charles Cudwoith, aged 81
all of Typhus fever.
Thus ia the short space of one month, three rela.
lives of the same name have been cut down by the
same disease. In the removal OF these individuals
we verified the remark often made, yet alas,
often unhccded that persons of every age are alike
exposed to disease and death The FIRST had passed
/ the meridian of life and the nGrnities of age
gathering upon him; the second taken away
IN the midst of her days the third fell a victim TO
the King of 'rerrors wlile the flesh of youth yet
played upon her checks, and her bosom was buoy
ant with hope. The last two, nearly allied by the
ties of kindred aud friendship, (beng an aunt and
niccc) were taken sick about the time, aud
now suubcr side by side. But how consoling the
thought that although the body dies the spirit
lives. How cheering the hope OF that immortality,
which lies beyond the reach of mortal eyes Nav
these affecting providenccs leave permanent and
saving impressions the minds of the surviving
relatives and cspcc tally lead the youthful friends
of Della Ann, deservedy loved and esteemed,
Ia seek interest in that Saviour whose presence
can soften the dying pillow, and open bright Wis.
ions TO the soul, even when passing "lhrough the
valley of the shadow of death"
In Nottingham, Nov Q, of bilious fever Julia
Ann, daughter Of William and Mary l.. Brooks
aged IL munths aud days.
Like the morning flower that is withered by the
first blighting BREATH this lovely child has thus
y been snaiched away by the fell hand of disease
It's beauty and sweetness had been fully de vel
opcd but there is ell to the bcreavcd parents the
consoling thought that IT has gone To that better
aud brighter world where II viii be nreyrr at rest
~ Printers in Mass, are requested, &c.
In Winchester, ~ H., Monday, October 24th
Mrs Lucretia ). Allen, in the Sind year of her age
In recording the death of Mrs. Allen, it is mel
j ancholy duty TO record the death of one, of So
choice spirit, as to have possessed the esteem an'
love Of all as she is believed not 20 have had Al
> enemy. 1t is with mingled emotions of sorrow an,
: JOY, that indulge in reflections of her consistent
II humble pious life aud of her exit, 50 premature
: to better world. Mrs. Allen possessed naturally
> the klndest of dispositions aud great sweetness q
: temper and such wns her humility and uniform
p kindness, in the various relations of life which SIN
sustained whether, a child SISTER wife, OF
, as Christian as TO have endeared her 10 all
. Some SIX or seven years since, she became interest
= ed in the subject of religion and united with tn
- Church since which time, she is believed, in al
things, 10 have honored by her consistency an
devotedntss the aud Master, she proie ssed
- love. But, she is gone
e Suddenly and une xpccted TO her friends and prof.
ably to herself was her death few hours after he
confinement So little did her friends anticipate sue
, result, that they said nothing to her, relative Ia he
!, feelings IN view al such event Yet, tho she b1
y left infant son, unconscious of his loss bcrelvc
h husband widowed mother, and brothers and SIT
Is terS and numerous circle OF relatives 10 mour
80 her early and sudden departure still, what is the
, loss, is doubtless her everlasting gain for thong
u she died so Suddenly as To make no expression
p her feelings respecting IL; she has left evidence
% her friends that "for her TO die, was gain !; th'
she has entered that happy land, ''wherc the wicl
ed cease from troubling aud the weary at rest
V, that she has heard from the lips of her Master
il "Well and faithfully done, enter into my joy, an
\, sit down my Throne