The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-12-19
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At Mclndocs Falls Dec L. IN infant child Of MIR
Archibo Id and Mrs Susan Gchrist.
In Concord, Dec. 6, of ery sipeIas, HENRY, infant
son Of Elnore and Nancy Chase.
'llappy infant, carly bcst;
Rest, IN peaceful slumber rest Com.
In Troy, Dec. l, instantly, of the rupture of a
blood vessel, DAVID, son Of Mr. Enoch sanborn, ag
ed 20 years.
In Waterford, Dec. 0, Mr. EBExEzER WooDs,
aged IA.
In Concord, Dec. g, Of orysipelas, Mr. ORANGE
HAYWARD, aged ga young man of enterprise and
highly esteemed by his acquaaianccs
In Concord, Nov. 10, after a distressing illness Of
Influenza, MARY, daughter of Samuel aud Lucy
Barker. AGED IL wears. Printers VT. are, SC
In Concord, Nov. 80, Of numb palsy, SARAH, con-
sort of Mr. Ziba Hail. The subject OF this notice ex-
perenced religion when Is years old. she joined
the Methodist Church, of which che remained a wor.
thy member till death Com.
In Charleston, Nov. Is, CHARLES, son Of Ebe-
nczcr Cole, Esq aged Is years and months.
The throbblng heart says, fare thee well,
Dear, lovely, suffering, dying boy;
No with earth TO dwell,
Thy fathers hope, thy mothers JOY.
But there's bulsam all refined,
Just fit to cheer their troubled mind.
Come thou who drI'st the mourner's tear,
And let them know thee very near Z. w. c.
In BuEnston, Canadu, Nov. rs, Elder Jonathan
Nelson of the Freewill Baptist connexion, aged O.
MIR Nelson resident of Wheeock, VI. and one
Of lis first settlers.
In Monson, Dec. l, 1913, of typhus fever, a!Ts.
LAURA BRApLEE BARTLETT, wife of Rev. 5.
{. Bartlett and daughter OF N. Bradlee, Esq. Of
Peachnn, Vt. aged % years and months.
1t is easy speak OF Mrs Bartlett truly with
out he appearance OF eSaggeration. She was rare
woman 1t is believed thut among her equals in age
she has left few superors in the aggregate of choFac-
ter. Tho partiaty OF more immediate friends might
be mistaken, but may trust the sober Judgment,
tho dsnteres,ed testimony oc the good, the wise and
the cultvatcd-some Of them among the most cult
waited of New England.
Her character was symmetrical. An intellect Of
clear, quick aud delicate perceP ions, disciplined by
study; uncommon literary acquisitions, keen relish
for all that Is beautifully pure, earnest affections, aud
force character, chasened by areiigous spr-
1t that was utnriug through the last years OF her he
aad that brought iolh her deut bed rich fruits OF
consolation for her friends Personal attractions were
not wanting to complete the unity.
In every relation Of life She was beloved with q
love that salts icd the desires of her own aiec
tomato heart; and many at the last wall cali her bless
ed for influence which but such as she could
have exerted. Wide distinction hardly belongs TO
womnn's ordinary sphere Of duty, and is not cluned
for the subject oil this notices; still with no special ad-
vantngcs of local position, the name OF Miss Bradee
well known In her native State and elsewhere,
and her friends have often been surprised II; the es
timonials which came from quarters remote.
She had resided in Monson only ii weeks, yet her
last sickness and death called forth tokens Of attach
ment on the part OF that people which would seem
incredible to stranger. at was not in vain,'' said
the aged Senior PASTOR ''thnt she came among u.s. ii
only 10 die.'
She died when life was hnppest-cut off by dis
tressng sickness from the midst Of fond and beloved
friends from the opeang realization Of bright hopes,
from the promise Of lille widely useful; but she died
without II repining word or thought Her last sick
ness full of christian patience and submission,
rich in materials OF delightful recollection for the
friends that loved her; for them all that could be re-
moved Of the bitterness of death, removed. She
lovely in ile and love!ler in sickness and death.
Her character had been growing more and more beau
ulu for tho last few years OF life; and those who
knew her during that period will recognize both the
truth and the nadequacy of this sketch. 1.-THE Ver-
mont Chronicle will please copy. Com
In Hanover, N. II. the itb inst. SARAH,
daughter of Prof lladduck, aged i6.