Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

In this village, April 2lst Mrs Caroline NJ wife of
Cnaries H. WOOD and daughter Of Calvin Warren, aged
- years, after protracieds illness Of 10l years. in
wch she manifested accomplishing submission the
VIII OF her Heavenly Fater and strong faith Jesus,
one9 excaiming my peace is like riyer.n She enjoyed
Jesus''
In hselocK, Feb. 4h Of canker-rash Adonirum Jud-
son ihornton aged years and 3monhs also Feb. 9Th,
sumner H. Thornton. aged years and 4months also
FEB. It'll, Frank Andrew Thornton aged year and
months also at Greensboro, Feb l9h Of inflammation Of
the bowels, while visiting sister, Kerek Thornton,
aged 70 years and 10 months all children Of David and
Lydia 1hOrnton of Wheelock.
From our homes we miss them sadly
When the evening hour draws nigh,
And unbidden tears gushing
AS we think of days gone by,
For the Reaper claims treasures
ana we dare not question why.
Brightly beamed life's morn before them,
sweet and happy were earth's ties,
But our Father in his wisdom
tailed them early to the skies.
lhey have Come off more than conqueres,
ihey have won We trust the prize.
And we would not, though we mourn them,
all them from hat radiant SHIRE,
tipping rapturOusy to greet them
y, Mhen these parting scenes are DER,
weary pilg ims may enter,
Slad to learn the angels love. CON-
In Greensboro, Feb. ilth Miss Nancy Randall. aged
about 58 years. 80
Also Feb 18th, Mrs. Polly X. Hedges late of North
Also March 27th John, son Of ar. VIM. Wilson, aged
81 months and days. 3D.
Also March S1sh, sy Tolman, wifs OF Dea VIM. Con-
ant, aged 70 years and 4months
Also April 10Th, harles Otis only child of B. S. and
Harriet A; son, aged year, 4mOnths and days
80 fades the early blooming over"
Also April l2th Mary Elizabeth, only daughter of pea
William and the a'e Betsy CoDant, and wife Of Mr
Charles NJ Bailey aged Al years months and 20 DAYS
In Bakersfield, April 18th, Of palsy, Mir. Ward Wheat
ley aged ali ut 10 years. Mr. Whestey was one Of the
early settlers of Hardwick wherein buried ON the
IA inst He was also Of the Old Liberty Guard,
In Williams own, March 20, PAMELA Susan eldest
daughter Of Elijah land Susan D. Williams aged IL years
months and days
Long painful moiths Of sickness she WAS called tn
sion giving pleasing evidence that she had listened to the
Saviour's call and give her heart to him.
4airasst he lovely Pamela Is desa
In silence rests her peaceful head,
Her soul renewed by early grace
In heayen has soughtits resting place.
From pain released from sin removed
he dwells with him earth she loved,
TO sing Gods praise her bles employ
TO join her there, be this our joy.
In Berlin, April 10, izzieA. daughter of VIM. b. and
Jane u Balley aged years, 10 months and "a days.
In Brookh Id, April 10th, Of Consumption Eunce NJ
wife OF Geo. w. Ryder and daughter of Luther Wheaty
ESQ.,, aged % years.
In Moretow, Feb IS, Fred Willis youngest son OF Jabs
and Sophia Alexander aged year month and IA days
Darling Freddie gone above
How we miss the nesting dove,
Never tendrill Of the vine
Closer did there eptwine
Then thy sweet and winning arts
Twined around our very hearts
fore the wound and sad the day
They were rudely torn away.
In Williston, Feb 7, Henry Charles aged 80 years.
Also Feb 10, of Canker-rash, Willis Asa, aged years
and months, airy ouisa aged years and O month";
and Feb %, Jane NJ wife of Thomas Hartmen aged 26
years and 10months all children of Harry h. and Julia n
Charles.