Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-13
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In Montpelier 10Th ult of scarlet fever MARY Shell
TON, daughter Of Rev. +. W. shelton, aged years,
months. Also 18th u, of scarlet fever, FREDERICK W.
SHELTON, son of Rev. +. W. Shelton, aged years, .
months.
In Marshfeld June Dist, MARY ELLA, only daughter of
Mason P. and Lucinda F. Hall, aged year, month and
"a days.
Dear child in thy sweet home above,
Dost know how we have monrned for thee,
Thy brother greves in childish love,
because no sister now has ne.
Thy parents hearts are filled with grief,
And oft for thee their tears do how
And nought at times will give relief,
Or sooth the anguish of our woe.
Father above teach us to say,
THY will, D, Lord, in this be done,'
And when from earth we pass away,
Oh, may we meet our angel one.
In Wocott, July 4th PHnNDIA wife of Harvey Brown,
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davis, aged Al years,
months and 10 days
Painful is the occurrence of death under all crcum-
stances, but more so when called to follow to the
grave one whose life has been spent in doing good-a
a rowD v
was Baptist and joined the Baptist Church in her 18th
year. and has been true olower Christ until she died
an Aged father and mother, ply hi sisters, and
large circle OF friends to mourn Kef loss. Truly the
mourners 60 about the Streets Weep not father
mother weep not, kind husband, you soon will join her
in world where tears are wiped away by our Sayors
own soft hand.
In Moretown January H. JOSEPH wnEELocK, aged 2S
years: Also, January 31st LucESA wife of Woodward
Wheelock, aged 81 years.
In Rochester, July 81 ELIZA HusE, aged 40.
In MapletOn, Kansas, June G. ROYAL of 0zias and
Isabel Cheeyer, aged years.
In Berlin, July "a, WILLIAM son of Leonard and Cath
crime Loveland, aged years and two months.
In Montpelier Aug. Mrs. AMANDA G.. wife of the late
Hon. IL. H. Reed, in the SD year Of her age.
In the list OF deaths this week. will be observed that of
the willow OF the late Hon. Hezekiah H. Reed-a lady OF
many virtues. Death to her without single note
OF warming During the day of her decease Tuesday last
she was as well as usual indeed through the evening she
Twist ri and
AT nine O'Clock she suddenly attacked, remarked two
or three times that she could breathe, and in few
moments died.-Wdtchman.
In Montpelier, Aug. 3, CHRIsropHER ABBOTT, son O
. Mr.. Nathan Abbott aged % years.
In Wisconsin, June 20 of lung fever, IDA May daughter
Of Judson NJ. and Diana NJ. Hutchinson, formerly o
3rookfeld, VT, aged years, months.
In Butte Coz Cal, JAMES KELLEY, from Vermont, S.
, r. IN Northheid, Aug. |, of consumption, SARAH MARI
II hL Ii VIE oil Joseph Denny, Esq, aged A..
me death of Physician who is Physician is loss t.
mo community. Such loss the people Of Monpee
sustain in the death of EDWARD MuLLIKEY.
Dr. MuLLKEN was born in Stow, Mass, JAM q, 1923
He entered Cambridge College at the age of a. and grad
uaed in the class Of 1916 His first year of Medical stud
was passed with Daniel Adams of Keene, and at Dart
mouth the subsequent years the University of Ne,
York, where, in 1850, he received his Diploma. He wa
for some time the resident phycia al the Bellevue Hos
10 pita in New York City. After leaving New York, h
pracced his profession year in Massachusetts
IL when he removed TO Waterbury, VI, and afterwards
Montpeer where ON the 2lh Of july in the 10Th year
his age after illness of few days. he died At Water
bury he formed acquaintance with adopted daughte
of Gen. Robbins to whom something less than year since
to he married.
IN By this sketch it will be that Dr. Muiken's ad
yanages had been the best afforded by this country Thos
. who were intimate with him, had occasion to empo
III him, professionally know to what EXTENT and with whf
thoroughness these advantages had been improved Ha
he lived that he would have been eminent indeed in
- profession, was the conviction Of all who knew him.
I, His profession aside, few young could commar
e. more respect and consideration than Dr. Mulliken.
"A was well read scholar scholarly in his tastes, in
habits, and his aspirations NOS only thoroughly acqua
ted with conventional rules, which in society pass ma
for gentleman but the decacy, the modesty and tt
heart which, under all circumstances despite all facto
rules, and arbitrary ceremonies make the gentleman
were part and parcel of his nature.
e. He had for himself the respect of all who knew hr
in and to his friends and the community his early decea
-. is u sorrow and msfortuue.-pt Patriot.
{" In Post Mills August l, j. II. CLEaENr, of Rev.
of Clement aged 81 years
al In South Woodstock, July Is, of consumption, Miss
H. DIE b. RALPH, only daughter of Mr.. Gallo Is. Ralph, ag
III 81 years and months.
se In Brattleboro July 9th, MLIA A. SrREETEn, daugt
re OF the late James Srseter, aged 10 years, months
II days. ,..~sa...k
ch In Halifax, Green River, jI1y 4 n bIrvn, wife OF
en- Luther Richardson, aged "a years.
nd In WilliamsvillF, July %, Mr.. ELJAa MlTcnEI
- aged % years.
er In Charleston, July 31st, Mrs. HANNAH, wife of c.
led Chester Carpenter of Derby and daughter Of the la
to Deacon Nathaniel Kendall in the Och year of her age