Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-04-02

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At the house of her brother Charles q. Lawrence, in
this Town, on Thursday March 90, Mrs. LAURENzA
DEMING, wife Of Il. y. Demng, aged 81 years and II
months.
Mr.. Mrs. Demug removed from Bellows Falls 70 Bur
ngon Iowa. in 1885, with their two sons, who died In
Keokuk, June, 1851 aged "a years the other Nov TO-
1862 aged % years, leaving wife and child Mr. Deming
and wife recently returned to New England with the uten
ton Of taking up their residence here, and while visiting at
her brothers. house she was taken sick of typhoid pneu
ona where she suddenly died The remains Of the mother
and her two have been taken to Chester their native
Town and there deposited in their last resting place. She
died in the full possession of her faculties sustained by that
Christian faith which had been the soace and guide OF her
life.
In this village, March 2Sth, of inflammation of the
lungs, GEoRGIANA Z. WEBSTER, daughter of Jas and
Etty Webster, aged years, 3 months, days
Farewell little innocent; gone to thy rest,
To pillow thy head thy Saviour's breast,
To mix with bright spirits in regions of light,
To taste of their happiness, share their delight
Farewell little rosebud, cut down thy bloom
y, wither-to die-to waste thy perfumes
though among all the rosebuds none could we sec
More lively-more likely to blossom than thee.
Farewell little dear one now wrapped in thy shroud,
Now stretched in thy conin--thy knell tolling loud
Thy death DER all nature has spread deep gloom,
And the tears Of thy parents shall moisten thy tomb
All sad was thy Father to see thee DEPART
Thy Mother wept DER thee in anguish Of heart;
The that shed and the signs that heard
By dear friends round thee proofs how they greved
Yes well might they weep and breathe the deep sigh,
And well might the tear fall fast from the eye,
For OH thou vert lovely sweet innocent, mild,
Such loveliness seldom is seen in child.
With sorrow laid thee in thy bed,
And in tears thy with the green turf spreadi
Then peace to thine ashes, and over thy tomb
Let Roses and Vioets shed their perfume
In Charlestown, n. H., March Goth, JOHN CROSBY,
late of Putney, w. aged 90 years, months, IA days
His life it is o'er-Is spirit hath left u.s.
All well do know its God hath bereft u.s.
The last sand OF life, hath finally rum
In submission Nc say, "Thy will be DONE"
lie hath fought the good fight hath finished the faith-
His nature hath yielded to the Great Reaper-Death.
Peace, Peace to his ashes-those mortal remains
JOY, Joy to his spr-in triumph to reign. tCoM
In Northfeld Rice County, Minnesota, March 9th,
ALICE CORA, only daughter of William F. and Fran
ces G. Gessner, aged years and months
Dear Alice rest from sin and sorrow;
Death is DER and life Is won;
Thou art with thy dear Mother:
Rest; thine earthly race is run.
May our footsteps never falter
In the path that you have trod;
May meet thee at the altar
OF the great and living God.
In this village, March 2s, GEORGE CLINTON, son OF
G. W. and d. NJ. Henry aged IL months, days.
In Putnev, March "a, EPHRAIM L., son of Mr.. Luke
and Lauret p. Sherwn aged years, months and
days.