The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-03-22
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At tie residence Of the brides father, by Rev. !
A Norton, March 2ist, Mr. HENRY CROSlER, 7
OF Euclid. and Miss MALVINA STRONG, Of
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DIED.
In lluntsburg, February 5th ls6l, ol Typhoid
Pneumonia, Mr.. HORACE POMEROY, uged
6l years.
The deceased. native Of Northampton Homp-
shire County, Mass was son OF Deacon Stephen
fomoroy, who cnigrocd to Ohio in the car
1908, aud settled ia the township OF lluntsbnrg,
then an almost unbrokcn wilderness. Having en-
durcd the tolls md privuiions Incident TO Ire IN
new country. nc lived to see the Wilderness and
its inhabitants disappear before the gradual bu;
sure implements OF civilization, the axe aud gun,
In the use Of which he was, by no means, un.
skilled. He became, from necessity, perhaps,
united with his peculiar fitness FOR the profession,
successful veterinarian, oiwhosc skill adjoining
townships can brnr ample testimony. lie was
Post Master Of the Township ior u number Of
years. which Office he held until his dcccaso
Ey nature Of peculiarly con,enled disposition,
he possessed the amlabc faculty OF rendering all
those around him cheerful and happy: and i'm no
condition in life did this quality OF liffT5 Become
SO conspicuous as around his own tire-siJo lie
was kind husband and mn indulgent father
whose death Is an irreparabe niiliction to his tam
lily, and severe loss To the community. II to
do uuto others as you would have others do unto
you, constitutes the Christian, he was one-und
TO such, he confidently said, come no future doubts
and fears. [CcM.
| In Nowburgh Cuyahogu County, on the 18th
| inst, Mr. JOHN FOWLER, aged IS years.
| Agreeahly to the request of the dccoase his
remains were brought to l3uinbrid.e for inlermenl
| by the side OF his wife, in tho Township cemetery
| MIR Fowler emigratcd from Washington, Betk.
shire County, Mass, in the year 1916. Being
one of the fret settlers of the town. and associa
ted with its carly history aud settlement, he was
called 10 take an active part in the transaction o
! ,,:wrship business filling the Office OF Justice o
,hc Peace .2r three consecutive terms. and occu
pynn other .csponsis 10 positions as n citizen o.
the town Endcaling himseg by his bencvo' 'oncC
| and kindness TO all that know nin, he always
cvncod IL firm and myielding integrity jn The
transaction of nil his business, public as we'll q!
private. His "cup Of experience" was not with
out its bitterness. Twenty.lOur years after his en-
igrntion to Bainbridgc, God, in the ordering o
His Providence, took from him the companion OF
his youth. THIS afternoon [l6t our citizens are as
sombled under the same roof, where, IN iorme
years, they have met and enjoyed the smiles an,
hospitality of the dccenscd TO pny him thcir las
tri ute Of respect The eonconrso Of people lha
assembled clearly indicated that the deceased oc
! cupicd, not only high position in the esteem q
, our ciizens, but had, by his integrity, secured
large circle of friends in the adjoining township.
..l ICON.
In Munson, March llth, 1861, Mrs. LUCIN.
: NEWCOMB, ugcd 81 years, months and mir
days.
Long will her kindness be remembered by a
.hose who knew her.
Her relatives their loss do MOURN
Yet, angels have her spirit b)rno
To tIcav'n, where among tho blcst,
, See now enjoys eternal rest. ICON.