Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-11-26
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In this town, the ilih inst Ruth, wife of lothian
Warren, aged 81 years.
In Wadsboro on the 18th inst Suddenly Of disease of
the heart Mr. syVanus circuit, aged 7S Printers Mass
are requested 10 notice
In Dummerston the LIST inst Horatio son Of Milo
and Harriet ID. Adams, aged years.
At their residence in Sehtfold Prairie Ind. Sept o.
Mrs Patty Wood, aged CO. Also the 10Th her husband
Mr. Abraham Wood aged 62 both formerly of Chesterfield
N. II.
In Dover, Oct /, Of iyphus fever Cynthia s., wife Of
Caleb L. Howe, aged 80 years.
Also Nov. 9th, OF the disease Cyrus eldest son
Of Caleb l.. and Cynthia S. Howe, aged II years
By these bereavemenls, the afflicted husband and father
has been deprived Of most worthy and afeconate com
panon and Of son, who by his anable disposition and
great promise had won the esteem and affection Of all who
knew him The loss deeply felt by large circle of rel
auves and the whole community Bat they have died in
the faith, and rest together with Christ
Printers in Western n. Y and Eastern Ohio request
ed TO notice the above
In Newfane, on the 2ist inst widow Tabitha Hodges
aged 50 Printers in Mass, and N. Y. requested
lice.
In walpole, Nov is, Henry Tudor only child of Rev
and Mrs t. H. Barstow aged eight months aud eight days
In Pomeroy, Ohio, of consumption, DIR Samuel ID.
Knapp aged "a years from Vermont youngest Of DR.
Isaac N. Knapp, Of Dummerston, VI
In westmoreand, Oct 49, Mrs Mary White, aged 81.
10 Woodstock, Ct MIR Dean Lincoln, aged CO. formerly
In Duxbury, Vt, Nov G, Mr. Benjamin F. Pickett, aged
d., formerly Of Greenfield
In this village I7th inst Of consumption HKsRY LFav-
TIT HAUL eldest of Gardiner C. Hail. aged 10 years.
now more than week since il was first that
that marked his character through months osueng This
event lot days expected has filled all hearts with
ing for the dead and sympathy for the afflicted living Ia
with many who knew him long and intimately discover.
ed in his character OF the exceences and
ons than usually belong the beloved The dawn Of
hood had fulfilled the promises Of tender years and the
expanding ygo and celnes Of his intellect adorned
beautiful simplicity Of soul which suffered contamination
from its contact with the world and by serenity unsurpassed
during the relentless nroads of disease An excellent under
standing high OF honor and sympathy with the
and the good bound him with attachment
his memory will long be cherished with aeclonate
He to have fully apprehended the fearful OF bis
maady-ha the sands of life nearly yet though
often permitted the melancholy satisfaction of being
with him in his decline, heard him complain thai
the summons had With oalmness his preparations
made he looked sereney the sleep Of death
lemuity of his final hour, he wrapped
the drapery OF his couch
About him, and laid him down to pleasant dreams.
We geTe that he has gonehat the house of the respected
and esteemed is filled with mournngthat many
cut of by DEATH and in the nscutabe wisdom Of Heaven
not permitted TO walk longer among in the nobenes
his life but rejoice in the Of his departure the
presons from which will sink deep into the hearts OF his
wing associates and nce them nOber actions and higher
nments in that peculiar excellence which rendered the
OF our friend so peaceful and happy. Con-.