The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-01
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r. 80 .'''' ~ II, va ,h' -i'h w Mr. AMOS
'I nn, Il" c ,uc 'o.n year o, ms as''
ni,ois III N"ii''o''Nu' ana western New
"a" '''"Se copy
In this village on the Goth uli, Miss L..
cRrTlA WooSTEH, daughter cf Hon. .Duiastu.
Wooster, aged - years.
In the death of an eldest daughter 4 d ,i,
ter, especially whcr these cndcarins and re-
sponsiblc relations Lad been sustained will
true and devoted All, cticn there is mad,
n sad void in the family circle and
not to feel that void, not to be afflicted Il,
that bereavement, would be AS little in ne
cor!ancc with the spirit Of religion as viii
the ScnSibiiticS of nature. But The, Who ar,
thus afflicted in this case are enabled to "sor
row ., nor as those without hope, iorasmucl
'".S I',' a" WEI gro''na'u assurance that
ont viii thc Iord tTe, ,noil, 'nGi Is pres
thr cLnrrb nr Cbrist H. ;" C," 'i'.'@I" '"''
iirmeI nj m rorlv a~c ,hn ''' I;t c "n' con
has been that of a ouet and unnrctnn5i,,
bat, W. doubt not. sincere and faithful ,.IriS
tian. In her last sicl,ncss >I e,i,',i,,i ~
self vii h patient, truslful, resignation to
VIC u''''il?s oI Lod hand and when it be-
J'''',I v''uvnl 'n"t her sickness was unto
u'"'n s't WAS hvi,hef surprised nor unprc-
r."e" anu Se'IoNi Is II the privilege OF
'''SV WIG arc Gal'eu To watch and weep at
Wv oe''siuc vi 'he u!ihS To near so clear and
SU"ns, H't so cam, expressions OF humble
-, ieuuunc'''S ana hriStrelying. faith rs
anose Nnich were hrard from her. Her last
eSs'"" vas q" gong ho"c, anl
Nv" ,"'' 'AlieSs'1,l scarcely artlcu'atcd her
"'u"'" o'"9S"' ana her Sp'ilt departed
As when the weary traveller gains
The height Of some commanding Hill,
HIS heart rcvives, if DER the plains
lie secs ms home, though distant still
. So, when the christian pilgrim views
BY faith his mansion in the skies,
me sight his iainting strength rcncws,
And wings his speed to reach the prizr."
J.M\
In Bridnort ON fine oct,, nj, No ,
wife of Paris Fletcher. Esq ngeJ 80 rn,r.
In Uor,r Mich Tar, ,ot,
Wi,rI.y 49,, '', ., :" im'u'li"h'''
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"a '"S l'H'oe'
!" ""n Pe"cr, Jan IL, MIR. l.. W. BALE
WIS Msls''r Oh PROBATE Tor Washington Co..
age" o.
From the Puritan Recorder.
Died in Nidllcburv " I,,,,.,,..oI ?
lung fever. and after only = ynni,, IL
Rev Lrclrs W Crank Mr. CI,rL ,,,s ha-'''
in Mansfield. O.. in tLc ve,r Ism A.,
wards his parents resided in Rronl fiai1 ;t'.'.
and it was there tbat in rho conrsn -, '.'SH
val of rrli.,inr lao ,,as Ir.t VI /" 'TNi
lieved. to sec and C1rsakc lis ,;ns any al
refuge in the mercy of God in CLri,, IL IT,
acadcmical education was nt Hroyn H.. ,.'
sitv. then under tbe presiJrncy ~ w. NJ, ''''e'-
where he graduated in 1871 l., ,se',
for the ministry. he studied with p.r ~. ''i ts
of Midway. He gave bimScIf ,o ,I,.'>''; ~.
try of the word for ncriod Of about 'i','''s
years of which. asa pastor tI,r,e vcro ,,'s,'.i
at Wilbraham. five at plymouth and i ,i''o ~
Amesburv. During the Others Of ,Inoo ,'.', ~
he was cmploycd in tbe wov nr ,a,',,' -,
SUNNY lie retired from III: ,.h,.,o'' III.
as the one supreme work of Ito Loa.,','' e
insufficient health. With n ronsti,n,i|,, No.,
naturally strong il had hrco,, 60 ',u1
bv the close. uuy,r,inr I,hnr and a 'il'',
anxiety unavoidable by thc nrc,chcr ,,,I
tor, that he was comncIIrJ ia ,;,bJr,,,. -.
the service he loved III. n;ni.,.r ,..' ,'I,i
no means a fruitless one Al least c.,'r .'' -!
eral rcvivals attended hi, l,bors at v",iNr,
intervals. where tbe Snir;t madn H. '"'iou9
truth effective 10 convince an1turn ,ho L"an ~
and we, who have known Mr. Clarl, ~"
and christian ministrr ,'hat a."
rast and breadth, and tboronrbness nr liz liz |
religious sentiments were, feel sure that a
l liI'st''" character formed and built up I'M