Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-16
Died.

Tn weston. Dec Il. of apoplexy. MrRINDA WEBSTER,
wife Gardner Gale aged SO years Dec y very suddenly
apopexy, FANNY, wife Of Daniel Abbott aged 65 years
In South Recalling, Dec. ARCHIBALD Colby, aged 50
years.
In springfield Oct % of typhoid fve LUCIA; E., only
daughter and only child Of George a. anu CynthH t. brown
aged - years. months and days
Tn pra4ielaro Jan2 Of npoaexy after few days Ill
ness, FRANKLIN II, FEsSESpEN, Esq" aged 81 Years
In west Brateboro Dec 2l, SARAH J., wife of Aanson
Barrett, agei - years, 10 days
In Whit nrhan, Nov. % sARHiNA, daughter OF DIR Gil
let, aged 26 years.
In whi,inghan Dec, 4, JOHN W, son Of James h. Car
penter, aged years
Tn Anioyer Dec. 4, of consumption, Mrs LOUIS WALK
Err, aged Il years aud months
In Aniover Jan 9 very suddenly of dipteri, NELLIE
daughter of Isaac and kcbccah g. Wakes, aged years
months and Y days.
In Jacksonville Dec d. 1852 Mrs. JENNA STARR.
aged 10 wears 10 and % days. widow of Farley
! Starr Who died at Milton, Jan. 50, 1852
In Weathersfeld Dc % Mrs. POLLY. S. wife ofjoseph
d. Williams Esq, aged q years
In Plymouth Dec. 25th SARAH, wife Of Oliver Wood
ward, aged 81 years.
Dec. 10th, Of chronic diarrhca SETH ". BARKER,of
Plymouth aged q years member of Co l. 9th VI We was
an exemplary young man. and very much respected by all
his acquauiances
In Newbury Ohio. on the Gosh Of october HERMAN
october his father HAcHARIAL ODER, aged 81 years.
Thus within the brief period Of six days, both and
cep. their change with Christian serenity,
ing that having kept the faith, they should
I'm and much respected father removed from
Arlington. NJ, a. in 1879 10 Negbury Ohio lie ilNed
to sec forty Of his descendants settled Within six miles Of
him and neriu chanain the Saie Of his adoption
Deeply religious, and stroug TO the last in his evangelical
scutiment he neither pharsee big9ts but neby
true bis convictions upright and Just in his actions
deening good fruits ser test Of character tlan assent 70
any creed and true iety that which de g in prog
and is ever concerned for the welfare Of suffering humanity
consequently he early espoused the despsel Antisayey
cause and of the first to pead for the down-trod
don sa the church Of which he was prominent ms m
her OF ceurse he had to encounter much opposition al
that time, but his integrity and moral courage were eqia
to any tr What then branded as secular he regard
essential part Of pure and uudeed religion PC
fore God in accordance with the teaching OF the apostle
Jarlos But he lived to radical change in the view
OF MANY among his opponents, and died reons
in the prospect of coming jubilee at no distant dy IN
massage Of the barbarous Fugitive Slave Law especial
hocll bis synlpahee nature, and knded his moral IN
i iisnation to flame lie promptly recorded his proes
against il the K6ut0r which paper he read Win warn
e approval and delight the close of life. Truly, tn
2 memory Of the just is bessed.n
The following is an extract from letter written by hin
noon af,er tbc rendition of Sims in Boston
As reflect upon the suerngs which await poor SIMS
recently sent his toymentos. am really 70 eAclu
How long shall be cursed with rulers who snai Vioat
every rule justice ard mercy Hell rejoiees eaie
u oufps at deeds of inamy. Is the ingiYe sle ~
10 bepe paramount 10 the higher law. which torbids tn
delivering up Of the servant who has escaped from hlS
Ter Tyauts and time servers, in church and state ma
sanction this law which puts to shame All heatheiaou
"a But those who love God and wish to obey and worship IN
Ne which King NeOuchadnezzar has set mp for the ove
"a throw of rteom in this land If such things are to
done in Boston, would say up, get ye out Of IT. lest u
= Lord destroy it for its wckednessh
HERMAN oBE his son, of the same religious AIT
lover Of impartial freedom good, upright pehNoe'
man whose doors open to the We Try ana ou1
without regard 10 complexion cline Ills departure
heavily felt and deeply aHiented BY large family, a2a "
y ing friends