The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-28
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In this town, April 10, Mr. DANIEL FULLER
aged s5.
| In this town, April %, Mr. ABEL SHoRrY AGED
! IT years and 10 months.
To tho numerous circle Of the relatives and friends
Of Mr. Shorey il cannot but be matter Of rejoicing
that although he Ind lived 10 a great age negecru OF
| plety, yet within the last few months he has given
pleasing evidence of having become ga new creature
| in Christ"
Had his life and health been preserved littlo Ion
er he would have become visible member Of the
church. This he ardenty desired, but pleased its
great head that he should become al once n member
Of the Church Triumphant in heaven. When the
messenger Of death approached he was enabled to
meet him with composure, magnfying The riches Of
Divine Grace by which he had been called at the e.
levenih hon and made an heir TO tbs heavenly inh
tance In his last moments he spoke Of the precious
of the Savior, of desiring and expecting soon 10
be with him in his kingdom; and just before he ex-
PRED in answer to the question, ''ls all well?' he
whispered, GAN is peace-all is peace"
"Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord"
Com.
In Lyndon, April 10, MARIA F. wife of Mr. Geo
c. Chase, and daughter of DR.. II Field.
In Marshfeld, April IL, ELEc ia youngest daugh-
ter of MIR John Graves, aged years.
Her death was accustomed by falling into a vessel
Of hot water, and so badly she scalded that be-
fore her clothes could be from her. the skin f.om
her knees to her shoulders hung ia atters The poor
little sufferer fingered about eight hours, when death
released her from her excruciang pain. Com.
Printers in N. H. will please notice.
In Lyndon, Feb. l5, Merab Ann, wife of Nathan
Fayton, and daughter OF Charles and Anna Roberts,
aged &c years and 8 months.
In Newark March 49, Sarepe Harlwell, aged &c
years, daughter OF Philemon and Sally IIartwell
In Woodbury., April 10, Mrs. Mary, Censor; OF
Daniel Conner, aged "a years.
In Albany, April 10, Just Persons Russell, son OF
Mr. Samuel Russell, aged % years.
In Concord March 25, of Apoplexy. Mrs HANNAH
WOODBURY., relct Of iona. Woodbury. Esq. aged
81 Mrs Woodbury. came into Concord SO years ago
last Feb, when there were but 0 other families in
the town. She and her husband and family were
from Royalson Ms. II Is needless 10 say, that Mrs
w. endured much hardship in bringing up numer-
Gus family This was the common lot Of the early
settlers; perhaps however, hers than me-
dunn share. BE this as ]: may, she was Of tho
most industrious and energetic OF her sex-and her
physical abilities qualified her for this In her SOth
year she wove more than 400 yards of cloth Of vari
Gus kinds besides spinning good deal. On the week !
previous to her death she spun her "mad's stcnt,
four days successfully, of linen. On the day of her
death in the afternoon abe walked to mel ghbors TO
a "quilting'-was as cheerful apparently as any one
there-b but before the clock had done striking 2, |
her spirit took its flight to God who gave ii; we hope
however mot unprepared She was the last Of family
Of eight who lived to adult age, number OF whom
were more advanced than she when they died, she
being the youngest member. The united ages OF the
eight was about $40 years-the average over IT.
Bot now it may be said Of them all, Of the patri-
arch Of ancient time They died AS the deceased
eft children in different parts Of the Union, printers
Mass. and in the western states viii confer favor
by noticing, Sc. Com \