The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-04-07
DIED.

In Whiting, March 2sth, of scarlet fever, HIT
/, TIE NJ daughter OF Allen and Phebe Ketchsm,
aged years. months and days.
\ In Whiting, on the goth of March, of scarlet
fever, SABsA, aged 10 years;
Also, on the 25th, ZALMA, aged 2 years,
Also, on the 2eth, Epson, aged IL years
Also on the same day, PARMELIA, aged
years children Of Daniel h. and Nancy Need
ham.
In Brooksvills, March Esd, JONATHAN Ep-
WARDS Brooks, aged ~ years. JUNIOR partner of
the firm OF Brooks Brothers.
Mr.. BROOKS, was we'll known IN this commu-
nifty as IN energetic business man. lie, together
with his brothers have been for number % years
engaged In the manufacture Of axes, and by in
dustry and perseverance, have, from II fey strag-
Cling he uses built up quite village, composed Of
men in their employ. His casy aud affabe dis
position eideared him to all who came in con.
tact with him. His ready tact for business and
sound judgment, enabled him to accomplish a
great deal Of work well, In ANAL space of time.
The community will feel the loss Of Mr.. BnooKs
From the Christian Repository.
MENDOZA, Wis, March l2th, 1858.
BR. BALLoU: by the dispcnsation Of divine
Prov 1ence, without whose notice not sparrow
falls t the ground l hav, been called to drink
deep Of the CUP of affection, by the decease OF
two cherished member. Of my family-R. L.
FULLER. the 9th Of March, s57, and Lucy
ELIZA PERKINS. of Milwaukee March ith, 1855.
all their furniture n total loss, at adison.-
They removed to Milwaukee, and on the journey
the deceased, with two of her children, were ta-
ken with the small pox, and after thirteen days
of intense suffering, the dear Eliza fell asleep In
Jesus, with full consciousness of her approach
ing dissolution, until within fifteen minutes Of
her last breath. She expressed desire to go,
yea, an eager desire, to quit this clayey ten
ment of sin and sorrow, TO be with Christ, which
Is far better.
1t behooves me and all her acquaintance to
bear witness, that she adorned her sphere by
we,l-ordered life and godly conversNton--as
neighbor, wife and mother and the strict devo
lion of all her energies and faculties 10 the well
fare of her household. trust it is registered on
high and in the hearts Of ali her scqudintance.-
Let not your hearts be troubled saith the
blessed Redeemer; "ye believe in God, believe
also in me-" In my Fathers house many
mansions"
Thou gavest, and we yield to Thee,
- God Of the human heart
For bitter though gref's cup may he,
Thou gvest but our part.
Thou canst bid our griefs be stilled,
Yet not rebuke our tears.
How large place her presence filed
How vacant it appears.
We mourn the sunshine Of her smile,
The tendrls Of her love;
oh was she lov'd too well the whll,,
Ere she was called abovs2
Our chasten'd spirits bow in prayer
And blend all prayers in one.
Give us the hope I meet her there,
When lfes full task is done.
The deceased Ia. left disconsolats husband,
four sons and one daughter, to mourn an exem-
plary aud fond mother, ut the age OF 33 years.-
fear the bereaved little one may never look
upon her like again. May the rich consultations
Of the gospel he theirs in this day Of their Attic
tons. Very truly yours, ELISHA FULLER.