Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07
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In Williamstown, Oct 90 1885, Mr. ELI STONE aged 49,
Bro s.. died suddenly he laid down in the day time to
was member of the Freewill Baptist church. and had
been unusually interested in religion sometime previous
to his DEATH "Bessed are the dead, that die in the
Lord" zsH
In Denmark, Iowa, April 18th, of consumption Lucy j.
daughter of the late Rev. VIM A. Chaplin eff Greensboro
VT, aged 81 years.
sally esteemed and beloved and in whose removal from
the shores Of time SO many weep that FRIEND true, ac-
Tomato, faithful and kind is fallen. She was think
universally beloved. Having mind well balanced and
well trained and heart to do good in company with
others of the family, three years SINCE she went
west since which time she has been for the most part
gagged in teaching, at Waverly and Canton, Ill.
Last autumn feeling the need of rest she accepted an
invitation from her cousins Rev. Glen Wood and wife, Of
Denmark Iowa, spend the winter with Them both par
es anticipating much pleasure in each others society and
all hoping that in the spring. with recruited health and
strength she would be able abors as teacher
But God had not ordained. Soon it became painfully
evident that that nsiduous disease by which during
the years of her early childhood her mother and more
recently her father and next the elder sister, had been
removed from earth was already preyng upon her. To
save her. the skill of physicians the most assiduous
eorts of the kind family with whom she residing and
OF the younger sister who was with her during the greater
part Oh her Illness, proved unavang The disease pro-
crossed slowly but surely till the hour had her
release when she sweey fell asleep in Jesus to awake
in the Divine likeness.''
1t may be satisfaction to the friends who may read this
notice. to be Informed that her remains were enclosed in
metallic case and removed to Greensboro, the place
after her decease at the close of the funeral services
many weeping friends looked upon them with no little
degree of satisfaction not few of whom have since been
heard to say: how pleasant" show natural "how
like Lucy, only emaciated - how like sleep "yes
asleep in Jesus" &c.
Though in the dspensation of Divine Providence the
surviving mother and sister and brothers are sorely Attic
ted and the church, deprived of an active and useful
member and many youths and children of an aectonate
and faithful teacher and FRIEND yet all consoled with
the reflection that what is their loss is her gain and that
her removal is an occasion of joy in Heaven than
sorrow earth.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord" Con-.
In Randolph April 18th, of consumption Mrs. HARRIET
A., wife Of Elisha Als, Jr., aged % years.
In Mortified, April 9th, HARRY AINswoRTH, aged g.
In La Sale, Ill., March 9th, Mrs. AMELIA wife of the
late sidney Mendell of Bridgewater, VT, aged 81 years.
| In Gaysville, April 18th, ALKALINE CRANDALL.
In Felchyille, March 20, Mr.. DAVID KENDALL aged SO.
In West Brookaeld, April 10, JOSHUA c. SMoNs of War
rem, aged 20 years.
In Woodsock, April o. Mr.. JOSEPH ANA, aged Il years
In South Woodstock, April %, Mr.. WIN. BRIpeE, aget
| IA years.
In Coventry, April A. of apoplexy Mr.. SALMON WRIGHT
formerly of Westminster, aged 81 years.
In Washington, April 10th, Mrs. TABTHA CHENEY, aget
| 60 years.
| In Berlin, April 18th, Mrs. SALLY Pope, aged 70.
In Cayendish, April 10th, DAN CIRCUIT, Esq, aged Ca
In Harand, April 18th, Mr.. STEPHEN PAINE, aged so.
In Townshend, March 3, Mr. SAMUEL MURDOCH, aged II
An Danville, April 20 Mr.. ASA BRAINERD, in the SSH
year OF his age The deceased had been member of h
| Congregational Church for about 40 years.
In North Danville, April l6th Mrs. CLARIssA RUSSELL
wife OF Alexander RUSSELL aged AZ.