The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20
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In Bradford, Mr. Evan d. Corlss. aged about 20
years.
In Rvegate. Nov. 80. Of consumption. Miss Eliza
A.. daughter of Daniel and Bctsey Meader. aged IL
years. months and DAYS.
In Walden, Dec. "a, Albert Eugene son o. Georc,,
". snd Martha f. Porter. aged months and %
days
In this town, Jan. IL, Mrs. Mary, wife Of Cant
William c. Arnold. are ~. For Is wears she had
been member Of the 81 Congregational Church
in this town-:he lay Of her dcceasc be,nc thc an
niver>arv Of her uniting with the Church hr q
public profession of religion. The hone in Christ
which she at that time cherished, was her support
in the hour Of sickness and death. Through faith
in the righteousness of the Redeemer. she wac c,.
ated to exercise resignation to the Divine will in
prospect Of her departure from this world. Her
end was peace; and to surviving friends, her men,
ory is precious. "Precious also in the sight Of tbe
Loro' IS the death OF his saints" Com.
In Rvegate. Dec %, Mrs Jcnnettc Whitelaw in
the Ssth year ofher age ,rclc Of the late Gen. James
Whito'aw. of Rye gate. Mrs. Whitclaw was born in
Glasgow, Scotland, and with her father cmirrotcd
TO this country when only years of age. She
married, when quite Young. the late Col Alexander
Harvey, Of Barnet. with whom she lived until b;a
:cccase, III Dec 1903. She remained widow six
years, and then married Gen. Whitclaw, Of Rye
gate, with whom she lived until his !eceaSe in A.
pril. 1899. She resided in Harnet and Ryc.a.e 50
wears. She died in the hope ola blessed immor.
tally through the aonement Of her Rc,leemer.
Com.
IN Concord. IAN. 3. Mrs Mel!etable Frv. in thc
sd year of her age. She was born in Norwich
Conn, Nav 81. l.72. When child her father re-
moved with his family, consisting of four sons and
two daughters. TO Cornish. y. II. Her oldest broth,
er wa> soldier Of the revolutions and fell in defence
of his country al the battle of Bunker Hill. LEVY
ing Cornish in 49,. she came 10 Concord and rc.
sided III Tie family Of Elisha Bingham. IT, Size
married Jam. !. 1,os. ai lived with her hus
han'' - years. She wa> The fond and ancctiniia.r
mother "f SIX sons anl one daughter al! II whom
survive her. except the daughter. who died wb,,.
Young. soon a't"r lcr marriage, she united will,
the church III Concord, hv profession. and till her
'ea'h n'"Tn"'. ~ most exemplary life the christian
''"''i's5 H'I i'>! IHc>> she showed Great
SUBMISSION and res igna,on 10 the di,i,e will She
expressed no desire 20 live. Her thoughts were
centred upon heaven and its slcries. Nav ber
children cal 70 mimi her a,lmontions and cxc,r.
piHy IN Their lives the cxccllencv of that religion
Size pr"ie~S"d ami lrac:icc!. and which she found
I" be her support IN the hour Of dea:h W
In barnet. Dec. -. Ms Lucinda Green need -
Ia II AI''an-. lan.5, Of typhoid fever, +. AFRO
H. Webster. aged - wears. month and |; ,iay> son
# VIZ all Hannah Webster, Of Har.jwick Y.
Eut three short weeks ago lie wasa sucr.s.r,I n.
.Hcrrcan. From his earliest wears he WIS ,,rover
'iallv Kind an du'ful 70 lis parents. His dealt.
makes A.. hearts !crpl, >aG in lis large circle e
friends. !" Them il is matter Of conso,..;on tto-
among Strangers he received the best medical NJ
'rn'i"n and The sympathy and nil Of his acaua,.
:.Icc>
H. one the >Iot'c~s soul is gone
triumphant. :" his place above:
The prison walls are broken DOWN:
The angels spec! his swift remove
AM shouting. on their wings he flies
Ana gains his rest III PARADISE
o lnav all alike believe,
Ana keep Ia" fal'h and win the prise.
iNhrf prepare. and then receive
.'Ir ft!'"w'd spirits 10 The >kicS.
1" chant with all our friends above
'hv cl"r"u- rv"-Ia-,ir.- love IN "
North S:ar please cory