Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-10-10
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Bangor-oct. 9th, at the residence Of b. Bug
bee, Esq, Miss Mary A. Deanc, eldest daughter
Of Jos. A. Deanc, Esq, of Ellsworth, aged about
80 years.
Chicago-Scpt 18th, Mrs Mchitable c., widow
of the late Joseph r. Ladd Esq. Of Maine, aged
&c years and 10 months
West Trenton-Sept. 26th, Lucy A., daughter
Of Capt Ohm Smith, aged Il years and IA DAYS.
Bangor-Oct. LIST, Mr.. 0frin r. Mliett Of the
firm of Millet Vose, aged j. years and G mos
Frankfort-sept. J0th, Mr.. Daniel Campbell,
aged 10 years
Camden-lion. Christopher Young, Jr., Of dip.
iberia.
union--of typhoid fever John NJ. Little, Esq.
lIynchburg, Va.-July 10th, Levi Delano, Co.
NJ, lst Ne. Cavalry, formerly of Abbot, aged Il
years and months.
Boston-2d inst, Hon. Benz, F. IIalictt, mem
Der Of tho Suffolk Bar, and distinguished poll
tician Of the democrati, school.
Brewcr-Oct 9th, Sarah A., daughter Of the
late Calvin ?. Green, aged II ycurs.
New orleaus--Sept Eth, Sergt. y. 4. Thomp-
son, son of Rev. d. F. Thompson of New Castle.
a member Of the 18th Maine Reg, aged % years.
young man of PROMISE. In lit. gre,tly below
cd in death deeply lamchted. lie died in the
hepc of n glorious resurrection. Peace TO his
memory.
South West Ilarbor-5th ult., France. NJ
youngest surviving daughter of Capt. David and
Emma hing aged 20 years. Again are called
tn record the desolaton in this family circle, by
tho removal Of aifectonate daughter and sis
ter. 1t will not seem unreasonable that the rela-
tWes, who mourn the loss of one 40 near and dear
should desire some account of her last few weeks
81 life and happy death, 10 be kept as a memorial
al her tt-c worth; and it i the hope OF the wr-
ter, that as they reflect upon thn,e scenes in the
future, they may be stimulated To initiate her
calm aud finn trust in Chtist, aud like her joyful.
~ wait the h"ur of release from suffering; aud
the future bliss and glory II the ransomed in
heaven.
She had looked upon death a. near for some
time, and we trust the great decision had been
made. TO live not for self but for God and ctern-
~. II was her calm and conflng remark. when
in great distress, that it il all right; that Gods
tim. is best in all things" The last few DAYS she
endured intense pain at times, yet never
known TO repine, but bore all with cheerful resg
natiun and fiel trust in linn who is able to sue.
cor those who put their all in him In her sick
mass she often maintained buoyancy Of spirits
on account Of the family who have been so severe
ly atlcted within the past few years, in the death
Of one son and three daughters. | shall not for.
get the time when was about to leave her room,
after converting with her freely respecting death
md the future state. with perfect camncss as to
herself: but as she thought Of family she said TO
me g." do comfort them, and her eyes were suffus-
ering emotions sho felt tho bitterness of their
cup, : The said - am afraid il viii almost kill
mother" She could look upon the position in
which .he was placed rs TO lite, death aud cterni-
ty, with perfect self possession and az this view
was taken trust her all in Chris, for time and
eternity: but her uusclhsh spiiit gricved in
view of those who had been 40 severely smitton
heretofore. and who would feel this fresh flow Of
sorrow most ruasentiy. Abnccation seemed to
be- the ruling principle in her christian character
anil chosen lite; anI hence when the hour Of hcr
departure came all was quiet a. She entered the
valley, confdngiy trusting in her Saviour, VIII
was then with her Ia suothe and support, when nj
human smrcor was unnvsiing. " Blc-sod the
dead, which die in the Lord from heuccforth"
Cow.
Culumbia-Sept. 10th, Mr S,lomon L. Inscr
.oli aged - years and days. TIL. man of God
departed this life in lal certain hope Of eter
nal life. lie leaves wife aud five children in
tears and sorrow, out they mourn not those
who mnutn without hope, This christian tan
has bern a leading member in the church Of hi.
choice for more than = quarter rt century. II,
was converted under the Itbors # I;tv. j. c. A.
riuwali. aud soon alter connected himself witt
VI. r.. Church, aud continued member until h,
received a commission 10 x vi higher. lie wa
= faithful AMI kiud husband aud father, chuc,
leader and .irwatt. an cIecitcnt citizen ami friend
HIS funeral services were attended by tho WRITE
an tts camp ground near by. \ largo and sol
er,u eauenutse # I'e"pe were present, who se-m
r,l IL do ply symilthlzc with thu her.aycd faml
iy tisd bless the widow and the flthcrlcsS.
MN. J. Wilson
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