The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-20
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In Barton, (Iandng) May 20, AIR bella II. sor
of b. Il. Jones, Esq. aged % years. lie re
sspected as man and loved christian and friend
He died resigned and umphant--he rests in heaven
safe forever. Will the Star copy' Com.
In Waterford, June 8, of consumption, HULpAH
wife of Mr. Timothy Goode aged As.
In Orleans, June S, of the prevailing epidemic, Mrs
PARLE, wife of Phillip Flanders, Esq. in the 62d
year OF her age. If the memory of the Joys that
| past be pleasant but mournfu! to the soui,'' how
much more so is that of departed friends, who have
been to us all that earthly friends can be /? Long
| will the memory of Mrs f. remain in the hearts OF
those with whom she was acquainted. AS neighbor,
KIND and ob!igmg, as mother, she was afectonate
and in remarkable degree exemplary; as a chris
| tian-hers that silent and consistent cram pile
which speaks universal language that is read and
understood by all, and exerts all its sanctiiying in
! fucnce. Her hope was such AZ to lend her COM
iortng and cheerful support during ten weeks Of dis
tressing illness, and her bear her pains with
patience and meekness rarely equaled, and when
death came, to meet the skiing Of terrors' without a
fear May her mantle rest the surviving, and while
her virtues live in the heart may her example be fol-
lowed by all Printers in N. FL. are, sc. II. 5. l.
In Lteton, N. II. very suddenly, of the prevail
ing epidemic, on the morning of the 9Th. Miss MAR
TIA JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. Ezra Parker, az
quested TO copy
In burke, June 2, BETsEy, wife of Lorin Jenkins,
and daughter of Zadock and Lovina Bynn, aged %
Her little babe followed her on the 4th and was bur-
led IN her arms. She has lett a companion, TOUR
children, and large circle Of relatives to mourn their
loss. But they mourn not those without hope
The deceased at the early age Of IT, gave her heart
to God, and united with the nj. e. Church. of which
she has ever been worthy member. The summons
OF death came suddenly, and at an unexpected mo-
ment; but her work was done, and she was in readi
ness to depart. There indeed conflict
when she looked upon the fond weeping companion
of her youth, and her tender offspring and felt that
she must leave them. In that trying moment
she even expressed submissive desire to remuln
longer on their account; bat she had grace in proper
ton to the trial, and enabled sweetly to acqu-
esce in the will of her heavenly Father, and express
ed a Willingness to depar-exclamed call Is well"
and peacefully fell asleep in Jesus. How inexPress-
IDLY valuable is that religion which enables Its posses
sor thus TO triumph the last enemy. Com.
In Lyndon, May 3d. RosALIA Nj. wife Of Charles
c. Miller, aged 10. Mrs NJ. suffered with the dis
ease Of which she died several weeks, much of the
time in excruciating DISTRESS yet no nurmuring word
escaped her ips Perfect resignation to the Divine
Will was apparently the predominant feeling Of her
heat She was naturally ola very amiabe DISPOSE
ton, which had been sanctfed by the grace o. God
that death was her release from mortality TO
life. Com.
In Kirby, Sd inss. EUNIcE, wife of Mr. Stephen
Watkins, aged 81 She % years member of
the Congregational Church, and was much loved and
respected. Printers in Wass are, &C.
In Albany. 10Th inst. Of eryspelas, Sally, wife of
sIr Daniel Taylor, aged 81
In Browningon. May 27, of erysipeas, BErsEY
E. wife of Jeremiah luntoon, Esq aged AZ.
In Brownngton June 7, Mary, wife of Amos 7.
fIuntoon, aged rs.