The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-14
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In Kirby, Feb. 90, of consumption, LOUISA NJ
wife of Jonas e. Stiles, aged % years and months
She appeared to have perfect consciousness Of her
approaching dissolution, and when tho summons
came that TO call her away she gave her last
counsel to her friends around, and resigned her life
without struggle in the hope of enjoying better
world than this. Printers in N II. and Ms are, SC.
Comm.
In Burke, Feb l2, Mr. LUTHER LEWIS, aged 80
years
In Concord, Feb. %, Mrs MARTHA ADAMS, ag-
ed "a.
In Concord, March |, Mr. DAVID Fry, aged 49,
In Concord, March /, Mrs GEE, aged 70.
In Whec!ock, March 7, of erysipeas, MIR Mill
Inns F. SHATTUCK, aged 80.
InGreensborough, Of eryspelas, Feb. %, Lewis
Bayley, son of William Bayley Isl, aged years.
In Greensboro Feb. IL, Mrs Deborah Y. Babcock,
aged 81 years. The wife of George A. Babcock, and
daughter orDr Jeremiah Morgan, of Waterford.
At North Danvle, Feb. 27, Of erysipeas Mr.
Abraham Leach, aged Al
In Marshfeld, Fob. S, MIR Nathaniel Dodge, aged
&C. Also, Feb II, Ann Maria, daughter of Richard
and Harriet Mears
In Newport, Feb 10, Rebecca, wife OF Samuel
B. Ryder, aged SO, of consumption.
In Peacham, Feb. 3, Solomon H. son of Samuel
and Mary Shepard aged years and months.
In Cabot, March 8, CATHARINE, daughter of
Leonard circuit, ESQ. aged 20 She made u public
profession of her faith in Christ two years since, and
by her attachments to the house Of worship to the
people OF G0Q ana 10 te great uoCtries oi TIE Cross
she eynced the sincerity and genuneness ofher hope
She had been i'll several days, tho no appreIensons
had been entertained Of her departure till few hours
before her death How gratifying to friends that she
had given evidence Of her preparation for such
scene when in life and health. Com.
In Cabot, Sabbath morning, Widow DEAN, aged
so. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
Also, in Cabot. MEsHAcH, only son OF Alden and
Harriet Webster aged % years,
Also, in Cabot, CHARLES FOSTER, aged years.
In Kirby, Jan. 6, Of cancer, Mrs. PATIENCE, con
sort of David Young, ESQ., aged 81. Sister Young
had been for moro than 80 years member Of the
NJ. f. Church. Her life after her conversion, was
one Of exemplary piety, and she of course, shed "A
mild and salutary influence on all around her. 1t
may be truly said of her, she adorned her profession
with well ordered life and a godly conversation
Her sickness was long and affective, yet amid all her
sufftrings she not heard to repine, but
patient and resigned to the will of God, and we trust
she sleeps in Jesus. so she
ssPassed the watery food
Hanging on the arm of God"
Also, in Kirby Jan. 26, of erysipelas, DAVID
YOUNG, Esq. aged 60. Brother Young experience
ed religion and Joined the NJ f. Church about 25
years ago. The Sabbath School, the Bible Class the
missionary cause and all the institutions of the church
lay near his heart. lie was constant at the class
room, the praying circle, the holy communion, and
the public worship Of God. lie was good TO the
poor and worthy example Of piety to his friends and
acquaintance lie lived daily and hourly for heaven,
His great business God and another world; and,
ms mi ht be expected, he stepped into the valley of
the shadow of death fearing no evil. Printers in
Windsor Co. are, &c. Comm
In this town, Feb. 81, OF erysipcas, NANCY S.
wife Of Walter II. Aver, aged Az Mrs Aver sus-
tanned the relation Of companion and mother and dis
charged the duties Of life in manner worthy of imi-
taton Her loss is felt among her friends. but
pecially in the family circle. She left chren to
mourn her loss, the youngest Of whom is but little
more than year Old Printers in N. Y. and Ohio
are &c Comm.