Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-11-18
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In Elmore, Oct 3lst the residence of her son H. P.
Doty Mrs. Betsy Doty, wdower of the late Abner Do
ty, Esq, aged &C years.
Mrs Doty experienced religion in 1884, and since
that time been faithful and consistent christian, and
member Of the NJ E. Church, She possessed and enjoy
ed religion it even her cherished topic of converse
tion she delighted to entertain the ambassadors Of Cod
for whom her dwelling for many years home ma
OF whom recognised in her mother of Israeli
Mrs Doty had been for years the victim Of slow
sumption but about weeks before her death she
confined to her bed with fever which thus suddenly
ed her earthly pilgrimage and brought her to her rest in
Also at his residence about Ave hours later than the
above Hiram P. Doty, ESQ.,. of Mrs. Doty rged 80
years. Leaving widow and three daughters to mourn
his loss The subject Of this notice prominent and
highly esteemed citizen and business man in the town In
which he lived At the age of 81 years he represented
his town In the State Legislature and has since filed other
positions Of public responsibility nvariby evincng by
his ability and integrity his worthyness of responsible
trusts.
few weeks before his death he sought and found the
Savior and faithful in efforts to persuade his e nds
and neighbOrs to forsake the paths of sin and embrace
the hope of the gospel number Of whom needing his ad
monitions are rejoicing in the hope Of meeting him
again the other shore" Mr.. Doy had suffered from
poor health for number of years, gradually failing
till this autumn he confined to his house. His de ah
was at length sudden from Hermorage of the stomach
and after separation of few hours Mother and Son.
trust greetings the other shore where they
await the arrival of large circle Of friends nearly all
whom are journeyng toward the land of promise
They mourn but not those who have hope. The fu
neraobseques of both were attended with suitibe gou
services and the large of people in attendance
bore testimony the high which they were held
In the community. GEO. c. WELLS.
VT Christian Messenger and papers in H please copy
In Planhed, Nov 9th, WILDER f. Page, aged %, years
Few young have had fairer prospects, or strong
er hold on the community. While he had the facu
ty of gaining the good will Of all by his gentlemeny de
pertinent his friends and associate few and select
ever stunning the haunts the unprinciped profane
His parents the loss Of dutifu and confdng
his only brother companion with whom he spent the da
OF youth between whom there existing brothery low
indeed and his sisters most DEAR and the communi
ty promising He lived long enough to demonstrat
this important theorem that there is need of forming
coalition with the proane and under strata of socie
to be universally esteemed and long enough show tina
sobrety and virtue esteemed and will have there
ward In the memory Of sensible community.
In Painfeld, Nov. 9Th, Nellie E., only child Of John c
and Mary D. Lane aged year months 16 days
Her beautiful and expanding mhd had entwined he
parents affections about her, that separation mos
painful. But she died flower which rude han
had plucked yet she learned to know good from
or that Jesus had said suffer little children to unit
me.
In Berlin, Nov. Sd, Cyrus Bailey, aged IA years.
In Metamora, I'll. Nov. 9th, Nancy X aged 80 years
wife Of VIM. G. Wood, and daughter of DR.. Aaron Mors
Of Hyde Park VT N H. papers please copy.