Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-04-16

lnWtngham on the 9TH inst Miss Loai Fairbanks aged o.
, ' y, S, sV i y i.1Srsosi 93'ne,y
Mr. Thompson, MIR Worcester and MIR Butler Mssionacs
forgotten, put Penicnuafy The two lat.
staid about years. Mr. r. released
In Winchester March o. Mrs Luereua Hill, aged % years.
IN Winchester, March G, Mrs Eliza, wife Of Mr Franklin
In Winchester March 80 Mary willis wife Of Alfred Willis
In Chestcrdcd March 90 Nc Peter Wheeler aged years
Ia Wapoc, April - very suddenly Seth Hunt Esq aged &C
se within 20 or Ta 80 minute, Of bis deees o' ' ~ 0'' nun
la Wesnoreand April g, Capt Joseph Sawyer, rcyolu
In fcyden March 18Th OF eyspcas Mrs Relief wife of Nh
Also Of tie sane disease March e5h Miss Damer. Bartlett
aged GO years
Died Of consumpton Dernardaion Mass Monday 9th
inst Nh BrNjaMiv H,r IN the ghh year Of his age
II is useful to the living notice the cxcelencc of departed
worth In few instances beautiful example be
senicd for imitation than in the subject OF this notice r Hale
ion early childhood sirkngy eaemplied in his e the fruits
Of the christian spirit faithful mohewho taken from
him in his early had nurured in him the seeds Of faith and
love; and well has his character borne testimony her fidelity
and prayers. When the family visited with poverty while
ye, lad he put forth his oAerons for their relief Much did
be aid his younger brothers and sisters to acquire good cuoa
ono store the impoha9e treasures Of useful knowledge
By diligence aud economy he also, in years had acquired
considerable property and had health and strength been spared,
Gus thriving and useful member OF socie But sickness came
upon him Lingering disease put stop to bis abos aud call ed
him years passive endurance in which less than
tive duty his example shown bright Then as IN e days OF
health the influences the holy religion OF which he be-
no ~ NC olll Ise o ~ lea's' siNul ~
manifest The good principles OF That religion had regua-
tod his conduct 1t had led him to night views Of the puIpo,
heart the strict honesty and those habits Of truth Of charity,
temperance industry, aithunes of ffugs and economy
which he chiy possessed. 1t enabled him to become
acctonle add duu kind and true brother and friend
fond and faithful husband And in bis long sickness It led him
to endure calmly disappointment aud choeruly e
brightest hopes made him patient submissive, resigned To
the question repeatedly him. during his last few days
you say thy will God, he done with eye knded by faith
with quick and triumphant emotion he would exclam, %" think
with all my heart And his last hours when inform
ed he depart, blessed news" the eNultng
words from his expiring lips,
Gently above the cloud Of death he rose,
Into the pure and holy home Of love"
50 deeply had this young though almost stranger in
tetesied his noghbors aud their sympathy that they gladly
rendered many valuable hin IN his sickness and
his bereaScd family since bis death She whose spis bowed
IN sorrow and her afflicted relatives have too grateful hearts
forget their kindness When they called may
they awa be comorted BY the divine assurance, blessed
the dead which die in the Lord. H-lCoN.
Died, in Chesterfield, ult. Mrs LUcY b., wife Of Mr.
Charles n. Clark aged % years.
IN the death OF this esiabe woman large circle Of friends
and the community have sustained loss. Amiabe IN
her disposition kind and her department she
the esteem and confidence Of all who knew her She
sustained through long and painful sickness by good hope IN
Christ and died Ia the umphs OF christian faith Blessed
the dead who die in the Lord [CoH.
PaPets IN Mass, New York, viii please notice,