The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-21

the prosperity of religion and the salvation of souls
In her death, society has lost an ornament, tho
sabbath school "A faithful TEACHER the church prayer
lul and exemplary member, her compunion an afcc-
Tomato and devoted wife, and her little children,
mother who tenderly alive TO their interest," and
seemed 10 feel that she teaching them for
eternity Around her home, she shed halowed
influence, which might be- plainly traced while she
lived, and we trust will long be felt she is
dead
She manifested deep, and ever walelu anxiety
for her unconVerted relations And repeatedly has
she been heard to say she would sacrifice nyhing,
her orn life she thought, ifit might be the means
OF their conversion. And few hours before her
death, though deous she'was in ecsacies Of JOY AT
the supposed conversion Of one of her dear friends.
May not her gorilcd spirit yet share in the Joy which
angels shall feel, over their repentance? by her
ample while living, she ''being dead yet speaketh;"
and may the remembrance of that example incite us,
who remain to greater dill gonce in preparing to fol-
low. Com.
In Conncaut Ohio, Dec. 9th 1912, Mrs CLARIs-
sA CARR TER aged Al, wife Of Franklin Hubbard Car
ter, formerly Of Lyndon, Vt.
Mrs Carter has long been resident OF Conneaut
and was beloved and respected by all who knew
her.
In domestic life she was careful and vigiunt in the
| performance of every duty; her industry indie
E,tigab'e: and The sick and afflicted often felt her kind
| sympathy and ca perenced her readiness TO extend
| relief.
A constant and regular attendant of divine worship
| when in health, her seat never vacant
Ter loss will be deeply felt by her afflicted COM
panion and large family OF children, called to mourn
the loss of one whose tender and maternal So
licitude alive to their welfare. The Church
and Benevolent Societies with which she
nected and circle Of relatives and fiends,
! will sensiby feel her loss.
| The truinphs Of Christian faith sustained her in
the hour of trial, and enabled her to bear with Chris
tian forttude the separation from her tender infant
and weeping children, to say TO her heavenly Father
81 am willing to die.''
On cath with friends and plenty she was blest,
| And now with Christ she has eternal rest.
Com.
In Danvie, 9th inst, Of erysipeas Lydia, wife Of
Mr. Harvey Cut Ter, aged 40.
In Danvie, 18th inst, of eryspelas, John A. Slant
on, Esq aged 81 years.
In Dnnville, 9th instant, Fidelia wife of Hubbard
J. Fisher aged S3. after five days distressing sick
ness, oferysipcas.
In Whee!ock ,Feb7 ,or,he prevailing epidemic, Geo
| Riley Weeks, aged 34
In Cabot, Jan, 81, widow Leila Edgerton, whe
died in full assurance of inhabiting the "house moi
made with hands, eternal in the heavens"
In Derby, 7th inst, Of erysipelas, MIR Reuben V
Crane, aged about 80
In this town, on the 9Th inst, MIR. CALVIN
SroN i'm the G3d year Of his agents. SToN 1.-THE
wife of the above died the 9Th inst. five days be
fore him in The 47th year of herage Both Of them LET
this world in the hope of IL glorious resurrection. Nj
Stone ii worthy member OF the Baptist connexor
lie was n very exemplary hristlah. lew noWs
before his death, he most a'econately cxlorlcd his
children who were soon TO be left in the world with.
earthly parents, to secure the paerna care of
Father in heaven, by giving him their hearts, and v-
ing devoedly in his service. Having performed this
his last duty to them, he commended them to the
God of their father ard mother, and died in pence.
Mrs. Stone no less than her nus band follow
| er of the Lamb She was an active and beloved
member Of the Congregational Church in Lyndon -
She was one those Christians who adorned their pro
Cession with godliness. In all paccs-whether IN The
| Church. in the neig hborhood, or in the family, he
! light shed itself around, and those who associa
ted with her "took knowledge of her that she hac
been with jesus
Printers in N. II. and Mass. requested &c.
TComm.