Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-20
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In Providence, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Sarah
Ann, wife oi Olney iiendricS, aged 81 years.
Inthis city, "Wednesday night, Mr.. Da.,iei U.
Boone. tie was very worthy young man, and
highly esteemed by all who knew him.
In Belchertown, Mass, 7th inst, +. c.
Walker, formerly clerk of steamer Vande biIt.
In this city, "Wednesday night, MIR. Daniel
u. Boone, aged 33 years.
At New Brunswick, N. j., on the llth inst,
Charlotte Nj. Frelinghuyten, wife Of the Hon.
Theodore Frelinghuvsen. ....
In Bethlshem. Albany county, 23d ult., after
a short ilness, Oliver Smith. in The SOrh year Of
his age. The deceased enlisted i'm the army al
Phiadelphia, in 1874, and fought under the han
ner OF Gen. Wayne. He was present ut the en-
gagement on thut memorable event when Gen.
Van Rensselaer, was wounded, and remained un-
der their gallant leader until final victory form
ed the closing feature Of the war.
In Tiverton, 9th inst, MIR. John Manchester,
aged 75,-6th, Mrs. Mary, widow OF Mr.. Rouse
Pierce, aged 80 years and 3 months.
In this city, 10th, Miss Sally Cook, aged "a.
daus hter OF job Cook, Of Portsmouth.
In this city, Sunday evening, Sarah D., infan,
daughter OF James II and Sarah ID. s. Atkinson,
aged 3 months and days.
In jamestown. Friday evening, Job W., only
son OF Mr.. Job W. Hazard, aged 7 years
In Warren, on Saturday last, Mr.. William
Willis, formerly Of New Shoreham, aged =
yer.
In this city. Tuesday, Thomas Robinson, sen
Of Rev. John Hagadorn, and Ann Maria Wells,
u West Yarmouth, Mass, aged s months.
In this city, Tuesday morning, 18th, inst :,
Mira. Fl Elizabeth Langley, wife Of John S Lang
ley, aud daughter OF the late Woodlnan Killings.
in the SD year Of hei age.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, in
Fair street, on Fl iday aiternoon at 2 O'Clock.
In Warwick, 10th inst, Miss Naomi p. Low,
d,ughtsr Of Capt Samuel Low, in the 45Ih year
Of her age.
Mr.. EDITOR Permit me, through the CO.
lumns Of your papcr,to pay a tribute ofresrrct to
one who has recently passed from mdst. In
the hour Of a deep afflict,on, the over-charsed
heart looks u"on human sympathy as cold and
unteeiing. From my own sad experience, when
called to part with those who were near and
dear to me, have 1 learned this - yet cannot
refrain from offering hearts sincere rympa.
thy to tue bereaved vile and widowed mother
Of our lameptcd fellow citizen, DANIEL u
Book. ii. has pa. ,ed away forever from us,
aud although his loss will be sensibly ielt in the
outside circle OF the world, yet not there do we
find the deeper Void which has been caused by
his removal. His loss as husband and son il
irreparable. The agony Of the widowed wife,
and the distress Of the mother, bowed down
with abe 'nfirmty OF age. tell truthiuIiy the tale
ofthe hearts bitter bereavement. IN the prime
OF manhood, posi- cssed OF those refined and val
uab. charact cterist which endeared him, not
only to hi. friends, but to the who- community,
he has passed away we trust that his ex-
change is one of innea sura be gain and we pray
that this heavy aflliction 1 y be M instrument
taiity OF blessing to his bcieaved friends. May
the God Of the widow and the faiherless draw
nigh to them IN This their deep distress.