The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-11

In this village, On the Sd inst, Of consuml>'
zion. Mrs. BRIDGET, wife Of John Campbell,
nced % years. Also, on the 9TH inst, HAIR
HIBT Eliza daughter Of John and Bridget
d, Campbell, aged months.
In this village, on the 3lst nit, Mrs. DiDAMA,
wife of H. L. Childs, aged sc years
In this village, on Monday, the I'd inst,
Mrs. EvLLiNE A. MooDY, wife Of Mr.. a. l.,
Moody, and daughter of the late Benjamin
Dyer, of Whitehall, aged 81 years.
There is something instructive in the death
of the Christian. Ii shows the excellcncy and
the power of the gospel, Mrs, Moody became
interested in religion and attached herself to
the church of Christ al the early age OF nj
teen. Naturally reserved in her disposition,
she was accustomed 10 say but little respect
inc her religions hopes and experience. but in
her daily duties as wife and mother, she aimed
to Illustrate the principles of her faith and
hope. Her last illness, painful and proiractcd,
furnished occasion for the more fall develops
mcnt Of her views and feelings. She bore her
-uiferings with most exemplary patience, but
they seem to have invested death with unusual
terrors. As she gradually approached :hc Ia
tai hour, she shrunk from the agones Of disso
luton. though she had no fears Of the conse-
quences Of death. But the promise OF support
was fulfilled in a striking manner before the
final summons for her departure was given her
fears were relieved, her joys arose almost TO
ecstasy, then calmly and without struggle,
shc resigned her spirit into the hands Of her
Savior.
Hon blcst the righteous when hc dc,,-
When sinks wsary soul to rest
How mildly beam the closing owes
How gently hcavcs tho expiring breast
Her funeral was attended by large number
of our citizens on Thursday, Sermon by Pres
idcnt Labarec, from Nun. 23. 10. Let me
die the death Of the righteous, and let my last
end be like his" COMM
The following resolutions were passed by
the Lake Dunmorc Lodge, No. II, |. o. o. +.
WHEREAS, I,ha- pleased Almighty God to removr
from Brother, A. l.. Moody his belov ID wife, leav
ing him train up his children alone unaded by the
Iothcrs counsel. advice and prayers; therefore,
RESOLVED That we deeply sympathire with our
Brother in this affective Pfovdenllal Bereavement aud
while feel that his loss never be In this world
made uP, We s feel that his loss is her infinite gain
RIsoLvED, That IN this expression Of sympathy fer
our Brother, only carry cut the benign principles of
our Order aud shoN TO each other and the world that
they have power IN their application, unknown in
the ordinary circumstances of life, by those without the
immediate sphere Of it, influence.
Feby ,. 1859.
In Benson, Jan goth, after nm illness of one
week, ELLA CAROLINE, only child Of X. n.
and NJ. l.. Skeels, aged years and 10 months
I" Bright be the place of thy soul,
No oVelier -pirit than thine
Fer burst from its mortal control,
In the orhs OF tho blessed to shius
Ou earth thou " sist all but divine,
As thy soul shall immertally be,
And our spirits should cease TO Tepine,
When we know that thy God Is with thee,
Light he the turf Of thy tomb
May It's Nerdufs like emerald be,
Thafs should not be the shadow Of gloom,
In auRht that reminds US of thee.
Young flowers aud the evergreen uee
May spiing from the spot Of thy test
But no cypress ryew let usse,
For why should've mourn for tae blestl'
In Starksboro, Dec. til, s5l, of dysente-
ry, LYMAN LEE, aged years and months
also, Dee IS, 1851, Louis FAYErTE, aged /
year and IA days, only sons Of Lee and Loyina
c. Taft.
They have passed the shadowy portLis,
They have borne the mortal strife
They have left this world OF sorrow-
For world Of heavenly life
Aud our hearts grieving for them
Grieving with intense pain,
Grieving that We neer shall sse them
Our sweet children here again.
In Benton, Yates Co. n Y. Dec. 20, Mr.
Lorenzo JONES, formerly of Cornwall, VI.
aged 81 years.
In Schroon, N. Y, Jan. II, of Typhus fever
CuARLEs +. CoRLES, formerly Of Springfield
N.Y., in the 23d year of his age.
- Ia Salisbury, Jan. 29th LOIS. wife Of Mari
MosSman aged "a years
\ Printers in Middesex and Worcester Coun
Nties, Mass, are requested, &c.
With cheerful hope her ey Is explore
Eaeh landmark on the distant shore,
The tree Of Life the pastures green,
The golden stiertf The crystal stream
Again for joy shs elaps her wings,
Aud her celestial SONNET sings
VAN world, aiieu!