Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-05-11
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In this town, May l, Mr. Jonas Rice, aged 81
In Dover, May Z, Frederick eldest son Of Mr. Alpha
IN GuiIior March q, Daniel Stark, Jr, aged 81.
A. Bellows Falls, April 49, Miss Beisey Weir, for
merly Of Walpole, aged about IS.
In Windsor, April 81, Mrs Charlotte Wales Pe'tes,
in Keene. April s6, Capt Isaac Nurse, aged TO-
In Orange, April 10, Mrs Caiy Woodward, widow Of
the late Amos Woodward, Esq aged %. p.,,. 9.
In North Royalston Ohio, Mr. Stephen Billings ior-
mery Of Greenfield Mass, aged 81.
In Bellefontaine, Logan CO., Ohio, March "a, Mrs
Anne Mcmillan, at the great age OF III years
In this village, May 5, Of consumption, Mr.. Man.
dana M Chase, wife Of M William Chass' ana eldest
And thus has passed away from as, in tho midst Of
life ana usefulness one who endeared 70 her many
friends In ali the relations Of life She was iath,ul
and ahectionats wife and mother, kina anu tenueI
sister ana daughter sincere practical Christian,
woman esteemed by oil who knew her gentle virtues;
She bore her last sickness with great cheenlness ana
looked forward to the end o. hsI eaI'nr s ~ ~,
profession as a disciple Of Christ and In the nosf y
DEATH Illustrated the value and power Of that iat
which looks beyond the present 70 me future ana .ns
nv, her departure great loss 70 her friends. MAY
be the means Of fitting them for that heaven 10 which
her immortal spirit has taken It's light
In West Brattleboro, March 70, Dea- Na'han'e
~ VA born in marlborough, Mass, July TO- i75i
He euterad The American Army amer the battle o
Bunker Ill., and present at ne seno1 nro.n
lxn and the evacuation Of New Yofk- ne enllste'
reyera times for short periods, and his military HE
mari Of which was spent board privateer At sea-
orcnnied about three years. In lleO, ne seu,ea
Pelham Mass. where he lived I'LL iVAo, when nc e
moved 70 Bratileboro In Pelham, he appears hftt
have made profession Of religion, and he was earl
chosen Deacon Of the Church, lie was chosen =
10 Inc same Office in the Church in brattleboTo, 500
aftor his settlement here. He ever maintained N
character OF a meek, exemplary, consistent thnstls'
and In society he much respected for his lnegi,'
and his unaasumng virtues "The memory Of u
Just IL blessed"
In Putney April %, Capt. John H. riefee' asro
yrs. 5 mos. and 10 days ~,
the circumstances connected with this death WEI
truly affecting On the ed, MI r. received VIC
from horse which fractured ms skuil, p.oauy,ans
deem and serious injury upon the front lobe OF the bra
The day thirty pieces Of fractured bone wete =
moved and every other possible assistance renders
by thaf skfnl and well known operator, W. i"tche
Of Keene, N. II. Afer the operation, which was e
dured with wonderful fortitude tho patient sank Ia
idly having little consciousness Of the present o. pa.
Once reason returned, 10 the great Joy Of ms ihml
when he inquired how he Injured, and being tol
il seemed TO afford him great relief But i was 9.
dent that the relief was only temporary. DEATH u
iesstbe conqneror claimed him as his lawful vic,iI
In the midst Of life we are in the midst Of death
How mysterious that one so much beloved, SO full
life and so useful, should have been cut down
suddenly and unexpectedly. As husband, mihsr
P was one Of the best His loss will be severely 2
through the entire town. But more especially WI
be missed and lamented by his companion now IN it
BILE health and his family two o. whom are quite your
The Lord bless and sustain these mourning ones
Capt. pierce'a fanerul was attended ON TUESDAY
temoon, May !, al the Methodist Church, by j. Hen
hill the Methodist Clergyman OF futney kindly
sisted IN the services. large audience Of devout
teners were in attendance, who. BY their presence
sympathy, testified TO the worth o. The departed