Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-01
Dtnt1s.

At Tyson Furnace, Plymouth VT, Feb A, Esther
wife of Jairus JoSyn, aged 36 years.
In MlddlcseX, on the 18th inst Clarlssa A., daugh-
ter of James and Abigail Vaughn, and formerly of
Pomfret, aged II years.
In Bridgewater Sally, wife of F Curtis, aged 7G,
In Woodstock, Louisa NJ Vaughn, aged 26
In this village 25th INST, Prudence ArabelIe lnli-
cite, daughter of Calvin and Rachael Edison, aged 24
In East Berkshire, Betsey F. wife of Rev. P. Bailey
aged AZ.
In Brookded, ofconsumption, Jesse Downing, aged
30.
In Berkshire, of consumption, Rosete, youngest
daughter of the hte Doct. Teri Cushman aged H.
In Patts5urgh N. Y, David TlIden, OF Mortified,
VT, aged 45.
In Windsor, Ann, wife of the late Dr., Greene, in
the 74h year of her age. Also, of eryspelas, Caleb
Kendall %. Also, Lucy s., only daughter Of Epbraim
Ceaveand 6
In West BrattIeboro Abiah Harris, aged ST.
At The Insane Asylum, Clarssa Lyman, OF Brandon,
aged 81.
in Wardsboro, of eryspelas, ITadassah Scott, wife
Of Elijah Scott, aged ID,
In Jamaica, Grutia Eliza Lincoln, wife of Rev. S
Line oln, aged Al,
In Townshcnd, Mercy Weatherbec widow of
Caleb Weatherbee, aged 81.
Obituary.
In East Randolph, March 18th, Mrs. LAURA P. Mo
rey, wife of Andrew j. Morey, and daughter of Mr..
Samuel and PAMELA Paine, aged 80 years.
Although laboring under chronic disease, attended
with great difficulty of breathing Mrs. Morey not
apprizeG of its fatal character and the approach of
DEATH until about an hour before her dissolution. The
manner in which she received the intelligence bore
the fullest testimony to the frnness of her faith and
the purity Of her life No murmur, no repning escap-
ed her lips. She took most aifectonae leave Of her
: In, han and nj hrtlprS nd
sent messages of love to absent friends. With many
soothing words she spoke to those around her. tho
they alone were sufferers. Mrs Morey had been for
many years. a member of the Protestant Episcopal
Church and seemed to love and BIZ beloved by all who
bore the image of her Savior. She highly endow-
ed by nature and education and in course of her u-
neral sermon, the eacher observed thit he con not
better exemplfy her social virtues and her sympathy
with the afflicted than by reading some lines compos-
ed by her in remembrance OF the death Of MIS- l.. s
Brooks. In order to enable the ender better to under
stand some illusions in the poetry, it is necessary to
remark that, while Mrs. Brooks was dying she re-
quesed thlt ne one might pray and the person whc
did commenced his PRAYER by saying, 80 Lord, this
is house of trouble" Mrs B. immediately spoke o,t
|"Oh no this is not house of trouble but of JOY glo
ry" and words similar to those Quoted IN the
Lines ,orUcn in remembrance Of Mrs, L. s Broots b.
>, Synp7th ng E,c d Ieho kne,O and oued her ,cel
"Ths is house oftroub, - did dying sister saw,
When the plngs &C dissolution we stAning her away
When nd her bedside weeping stood her fi5nd5 and kindred
d.ar
Who would spoilers work and bid her nger here
All! WI thy knew wrO fuirI's TO stop tn sprr' flight
FIR we'll IN would b. in that spin twud oflgh
Lyng had they watched her fading cheek and her vast
away,
VIII ye's tby Brightness It'd Of sad and decay
Hard did they strive sd' the grim d5sroyeT breath
Too WE'LL alas well III 1t what twas strive with death
For the time ung when fur children ar expired,
Who rest in yonde graveyard in silence side by side
-Four marbles white mark the spot wher5 silent eepe
rest
: And soon another will arise DER lovely Lncy's breast
For MT brothers. 1--we hus bands bleeding heart
fathers grief mothers e.rs could forbid her 10 depart
u A Friend FArHER, mghtier than any earthly Bir',
ade the wandng daughter return and strike h5 angelic Tyr
{ And never did weary will nely seek rest
han did this dy Ing chrln her Heavenly Fathers breast
There holy tics that bound hs and her spirit chung life
u For the future sunny eab and bitter the Str
But the spirit triumphant and immortal hopes given
Which nled her soul with gadnss she neaed her home
heaven,
And when she heard vOce declare this a house Of VICE."
Oh no " she said no trouble here, friends OH
Then her wasted hands she folded and with smile of heavep
d light,
any Jesus comes" softly said and her spirit took its flight
Death has done all be doho claim the mind
t. FOR goodness dies not in the dusthe spirit uncnnhned
Shall live and love forever, and when journeys oe
We hope TO meet dear 10 be parted never