Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-19
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In Marlboro July 10, Mrs Abigail Bruce, widoy Of the
late Elijah Bruce, aged 81. Printers in Mass asd y,
requested TO notice
IN Marlboro the 18th nst Of consumption, Mr Otis
Blake, aged 60
In Halifax, July IL, Mrs Lois NJ, Bilby, daughfr of Mt
ARENAS Houghton, aged "a.
She amable and interesting young lady, Of a re-
fined and cultivated mind; and real Christian She met
death as wecome messenger She said was her choice
to depart and be with Christ Taking her paen,s, her
brothers by the hand she babe them On Aec
tionate farewell and said she had firm belief md hope
that she should meet them all again in brghteand hap
pier world She expressed strong belief and iope that
at last all the kindreds Of the earth would met in the
realms Of peace.
In Guford, on Friday, August 6, Of eonsumfon, Mrs
Melissa b. Grant, wife OF Mr. Edwin b. Carpentes aged 70
In the death Of Mrs c. relsFes friends and aguanlan-
alike that the grave has closed thepved the
good, the beautiful. Humble before Infinite doodness
meek before her fellow creatures partial renfhip pre-
claim for her character, perfectdh At yar
with her deep oil human railiy But ID
equally due her niory, that acknowledge per claim
70 rank with the happy lew whose @PsslesO, snow no
subsrae nothing from the love and esteem vch BY their
unaffected worth. The native and
afectonae energy Of her character with ueiul educa
ton and early conservation Of her hopes Col consPed
give her elevation Of sentiment and aepossesson
ultimating in a calm and Efficient rather thar brilliant
aud ul exercise of Christian graces and Chfan hoPes
As in the discharge Of her every day duties ~ had refer
TO life hereafter, when death aummopd calmly,
soemnly and with cheerful acquescenee in the WIN oil her
Heavenly Father did she fold her hands, and n the en-
dearng relations of daughter sister, wife and mTher with
uplied spirit commend the Unfinished loves and abors Of
her heart Him who binds and rends that He may bind
in EVERLASTING joy During her long and Distressing strug
gle with disease in health, she was ever thoathtiu oil
the comfort Of oheTs, and her heart ovediowed with
grateful of the kindness which soothedher engs
and sustained her spirit She has gone, b her memory
will be blessed TO the hasband and enfs who mourn.
ing her loss rejoice that I, her is the echsummNton oil
eternal joy-[CoM
In Chesterfield, N. H., Aug 2, MIR Cffries L. Strong
aged 49,
MIR Strong graduated al Amherst colle in 1926 at the
age fls In few years afterwards, he Entered upon the
study Of Theology, which he pursued oons year IN con
sequence Of domestic trals when he aba1doned Tor the
profession OF teacher For several yeas, he was rreeeP
Tor Of Chesterfield Academy 10 which capacity be won h'
confidence Of the public Devoted friend, nhehhle al
lover OF truth, consistent and faithful as Chshan, ~
lived in the esteem of wide circle Of ends, and dies gen
orally lamented Early last sprng, he iecame ylelm Q
mental anguish, conceying the idea t he was ne' wol
thy OF friends food life. This conyftion preyeg npoi
his mind till his physical system yelled TO lts lnnufhce
became prostrated, and ultimately woTnoul lie mas gon
10 his re ward essed are the dead who die in the Lord
Printers in Me- Mass VI and N. Y will please notice
i 10 Chester, Aug. 7, Of consumption, Miss MalFna NJ
i futile. aged 20.
In crsiisbury, iuly q, Alss Anna Root, formerly Q
II Montague, Mass, aged n. an,
In Worcester, Mass Ang. 8, Dea fAIor Smith Of WI
mingion, Vt, aged Co.
In Greenfield, July 90 Mrs Abigail r. wife Of w 70.
well II Fisher, and daughter ofMr David Lyons o. Oor
way, aged "a
10 Biattlebofo, Aug 2 whittier the family had come
visit Sophia aged 20 months and 70 days, danghrr
Dea II. VI. b. and Mrs q Mcclellan OF North Adams,
In Greenfield, Aug. llth, Mr. Obed Newton, aged os
II In Montague July 23, Mrs Submit Conn, aged %
In Readsboro, VI, July 30, Mrs Lucy, vile Of shspe'
Dairymple 90.
10 Gil July 18Th, Mr. AlmOn Csswsll, pgsd 80