The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-28
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10 Derby, on the 10Th inst, Luther ", ,un Of np
yiI and Irnish AIbcc, agci % ycnr and month";
iu thi- irvs, Seil- ~, ni -lel-s. -Maug. dHug'fu
of W. John Cushmau, neri 20 yrsr.
/ lu Lowell, NlnH. Sept. Oh, oftyphus Gycr M
pulbar Gorham, formerly ol luisburph, aged ..
...-..- .,s..!- a ssieutl,-,
/ A. tho Insane A-ylum,u Rnulohora' ou tie l8il
Instant SIR Al,r'h H. s'u''pn, of Cml.mry p9r.
IA
In Cabot AuFp ioth, Mu Abigail colurn agc.
~ wears
mNCwtury, AuF goth I-'oo n"yi'y, I-e-' asa-
Ia Lyman, the i2h in.i ancr painful and
proirctod iI!ness, SIR Reuben tiudio'k, pFrI O..
ycors,
IN Lancaster ou the 30 iust. Of typhus fever, M
Allen. .on Of A.nhc 4. Allen, agcd about yclrs.
-ttcr sr'- ,r Nirf rTui-i- i'urt'rt'7'-rrr -
"a nltLye 81 plymauiL. Alll---,--------------
IN Glo,cr, the t7uI u.t, of dv.en'cry, George
Cdsty, som ~ Row. levi II, and Nr Lydia s StUo.
aged ~ muutls.
In Iuncuhurp, VI, Aug. o, MIS- Ei.za, ibc wife
of Mr. Artcnns Pierce, arcd 20. She hai been 20
worthy member OF the Gaptist Church I'm nbou' q
ye1r. Size met death with prrfc't,cHmpo.iirc nud
calmly sunk uvuy into TINT "rrst Witch r-u1'u,
f1r the people ofGod." rENANS.
In Whcclock, Sept n, May Mrl,u, nrcl -
ycnr- She wa. 81 the cnrlic.i settler. Of Whcc-
lock TINT first ciuiru,icl to this uuhrukcn Wilder
Mess, and endured many harships. She was an
early professor Of the christian religion which she
ever trsi 90 maintain. Her last momcuD 0ll socu-
cd Co be- spent in prayer, and We ru. She h1s rouc
10 reap her reward in tho lind Of the bc,t whcrc
trouble never come. Com.
In Waterford, Sept. o, Of chronic diarhc1, Mr.
Illualaa llalcalGI - ~ II-.-----4..-i-.-.
of Brookhcld, Mass, son Of Hon. Thrmns Halo Of
that place, who for 30 years was mcmhcr Of the
General Court of that State. NJ Hale having pngs-
81 The yrir, oftis minortyubdcrrj1 rttcug, rorf
served two years in twhut is temcd) the Adams
war, amer which time he came 60 this town whore
he resided until his death. He inherited his faith
cr's talents, with moro than his fnihcr modcsty.--
For though he was acknowledge u man gilmore
talent than any other citizen or town vet he never
obtruded himself upon the public for the honor' Of
office. With II mind above seeking Tor Office, aud u
purse too low to be sought after for oficc,he passed
his days in comparative obscurty. lie was how
ever tho cheerful and able counsellor Of those who
enjoyed the honers aud emolumonts of office. Bnt
It is not merely as citizen that We would speak of
Mr. Hale In social life he shonc most brilliantly.
His knowledge of human nature and hi. extensive
reading, together with his eompanionahle habits,
drew around him lnrgc circle who delighted TO
listen to his words ofwsdon.
For the last 30 years Mr. Halo was member Of
tho congregational church Of this town, and far
~ We can Judge, nc uduruvd the duCtriuuy OF ttut
his Saviour by we'll ordered life and godly con-
versation. Omen has he been heard in the stiffness
Of the night upon his pillow in earnest prayer To
Almighty God for his blessings upon himself and
upon his children. And for the last few years, M
many of his christian brethren will testify, his con,
vorsation was mostly upon the subject Of religion
his own short coming, and his desire 10 be In rcnd-
ness whenever his Master should call for him. lie
is now gone as We humbly trust 70 be forever with
the Lord. He has LEFT behind large circle Of
friends to mourn his loss bcsidcsa widow and lnrge
and respected family Of children, who sorrow most
Of oil that they shall sec his fnce more In the
flesh, -t~rt lti--~..r..- psisall
receive his Bcncdictiou Much more might in jus
tice be said Of the dccca.cd; less could not have
been said withou, -ront injustice. Com.
Waterford, Sept. % 1850.