Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-21
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SMITH In West Clarendon, VT, May 18th,
Mrs; HANNAH L. SMITH, wife Of James 7. Smith,
aged 80 years, ! month and % days-mothsr Of
hev. III. III. Smith, Of Dandy, Vt.
EDDY-In South Berwick, Maine, May |, 1868,
OF rheumatic fever, which terminated in brain
fever, NARY W., wife of James Eddy.
DANls-ln Chlttenden, March 2Sth, julius
FRANKLIN, aged Is years I; also, April 18th, JOHN
CLARK, aged 10 years; also, May ith, ELIZABETH
s., aged 10 years, children of Sylvester and Bet
sey Davis. Also, May 18th, SYLVESTER DAVIS,
aged 50 years.
ARMINGTON-At Pittsford, on saturday. the
9th inst, DIR. Gro. B. ARLINGTON, aged 50 wears.
In the death of DR.. Arlington the community
nave lost faithful public servant, one that was
ever ready to give his time and service freely to
what he deemed would be for the general good
In the discharge of his professional duties he
spared neither care, comfort, or even health but
from an honorable sense Of duty answered every
call without regard to fee or reward. He took a
personal interest also in those under his care and
there are many who will long remember him for
his kindness and professional fidelity
he loved his profession, and was not only we'll
informed IN 1t from general reading, but was BY
his own observation and experience an intelligent
and successful practitioner.
He had q cultivated taste for literature and art
and appreciated works of merit and worth
He was friendly in his feelings and had kind
word of recognition for all. His opinions were
self-formed, and resolution and sef-relianoe were
marked features in his character.
He valued his friends and loved his country,
and both were remembered in his last moments
The last years of his life were passed under Sc
we're but accomplishing suffering and debility,
and its closing sickness was borne with patience
and fortitude.
His was emphatieally life of toll, and the
words sung at his burial were peculiarly appro-
pirate
"Rest for the toiling hand
Rest for the anxious brow,
Rest for the weary, way-worn feet,
Hest from all laber now.D
STANNARD-In Fairhaven, w. on the morn
ing OF May 10th, HEMAN STANNARD, aged 50
years and 5 months.
He was one of the Oldest and most wealthy citi-
zens of that place.
PLAISTED-In Sandy Hill, E. Y.,) Holy
Thursday, May l4th, SOLOMON PORTER Wo0p.
WORTH, infant son of Julia f. and William
Plaisted.
L0NG-In Rutland, May 10th, of CONSUMPTION,
JULIA ELIZA, daughter of Clark L. and Eliza
Long, aged years, months and Is DAYS.
PLUMLEY-0n the 18th inst, of consumption,
ANsEL PLuMLEY. OF Shrewsbury, VT, aged ~
years.
New Hampshire and Massachusetts, papers
please copy.
MITCHELLr-In this village, on the 10th inst,
Mrs, DOLLY MITCHELL, aged SO years.
Mrs. M. was an old disciple, faithful from the
beginning. A ripe Christian-as she lived she
died. Jesus was the fulness of her salvation and
her JOY. She has left in her prayers and christian
example, rich inheritance to her children and
the Church of Christ.
BRANCH-In Orwell, Vt, on the LIST instant
CLARIssA, wife of Colonel Wait Branch, aged II
years.
BLAKELY-In Pawlet, May 9Th, GEORGE e.
BLAKELY, only son of Fayette Blakely, ESQ aged
IL years