Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-29
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In this village on the oath inst George s. only child Of
Mr. Lewis Putnam, aged months
In Edinburgh N " June H. widow Sally Noyes, relict
of the late Dea Isaac Noyes, aged 80 years
The subject of this me born in Hopkinton, Ms
Her madrn Haven 10 early lite she removed
with her parents inehendon where she was married
From Winchendon they removed to Marlboro, W., where
she resided for several years and from thence about forty
years SINCE the place Of her DEATH then almost un
broken wilderness
n, arowniug in North Adams, Mass, Lucius Phietus
Mowry only son OF Lucus r. Mowry, formerly Of Gull
ford VI aged 10 years. Another instance in which d.
prehend or understand The young man thus called
away from circle Of great promise and inter
est YET he s cut dawn in the midst Of his days iereai
Ter shall Be knOiDn that Fath in Heaven doe all
THE LATL JUDGE WHITE.
He WINS born in South Hadey Mass, October 30 1770,
and graduated Dartmouth College in 1897, just my
wears AGO the ensuing Commencement meeting Of the
surviving members o the Glass Of that year has for some
time been contemplation He anticipated the pleasure
in few weeks Of exchanging friendly salutaiions with
those associates study and Of paying his respects
once more 10 his honoed Alma Master But the hope he
SO fondly cherished has been disappointed
On leaving College, he entered upon the study Of Law
and nutsned the prescribed course under the direction OF
the Hon Charles Msrsh Of Woodstock, and Judge rcrte'
Of Dummerslon. lie admitted TO the par ~ i19V
about which be commenced practice IN rutney' where
In addition 10 the Office Of Civil Mags,rate which he
has filled for long course Of years he successvely
Register Of Probate Judge Of Probate and FIRST Judge
in the County Court For several years he represented on
the Senate the first two years under the regulation
He also held seat the Congress Of the United s'ate'
in 1891 and %. -, 80.
Judge White made public profession Of faith IN Christ
MAY 1875 which he adorned by an exempication o. u'
Christian virtues both in the public and private Walks
life friend the Of morality and religion, ~
was aways ready lend his countenance aud aid to every
iudeious measure adopted promote those interests
his domestic and social relations he peculiarly afab
and kind the devoted husband The afeconaie iaiher th
constant friend Few men be found in any communi
IT, who by their bland department aud genemanly bear
ing secure themselves greater share OF affection AM
respect from all CLASSES
As the infrmiles Of age multiplied upon him. he beealo
more dilpent reader Of the Bible lie blessed truth
were precious 10 his soul His last sickness he bore wiz
paepce aud resignation willing to die u Goo should se
h 10 can him away however desirable Il might be to v
and wnrss the great things which he believed were soo
TO be accomplished in the earth When II was announce
that his end near be received the intelligence win en-
tire composue trusting for salvation 10 the merits o. Jesu
Christ alone. He administered suitable counsel TO ms IAN
iy and friends, and thus his house In orde a"hin
the event. sustained by tina, hope which 10 an anehor
the ssul both aud sleadfast"