Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-14

In Putney: Aug 9th, of diptheria, MARY FRANCES
| o years and months. "e@'
In FeshviIle, July 3d. Mrs LOUISA DUNLAP, relict o
the late Mr. Robert Dunlap formerly of Plymoa aged "a
In Westminster July "a, of diptheria ABBIE s. on,,
slaughter OF Marvin W. and Mary Davis, aged 10 years
| . Death loves shining mark"
| " 100 good Tor earth she SCARED to Heaven
In the Hospital at Bratteboro of typhoid fever JOHN i
Volunteers, aged 10. ~ = o'
In South Wiudham July 90 of diptheria MARY d. only
child Of David h. and Henrietta Robbins aged years
ii months, 10 days. '''
In the General Hospital gratteboro July 2Ttb Of
paoid fever, HENRY BRIGHAM, of Wbitin9bam nrvste
in Co. l, 10th Vt Vols, aged 81. f'''s
In Jamaica Aug 7th of diptheria, GEO f. son of E. E.
anu b. heSoGg aged years, months
In Windsor, Aug Z, Mrs. ELIZABETH HUBBARD re;ct
OF the late Hon Jonathan Hubbard in the atb Of
age Also, Aug Mr.. GEORGE CLEAvELAND aged ~
In pntSey, June 18th, of consumption, Mr.. sELAH
Ia Nottingham, July 18th MARY MARTHA. you,gast
child OF Martin shckney aged years month"; and Jays
In Wardsboro, July L, FIDELIA A. BARBER, aged Is
years, months. August l, ADALINE s. BARBER AGED
20 years. mos daughters of Juuia D. Sarah Barber
IN Ascutneyville, July 18th, suddenly JouN ALLISON
Esq, aged %
In Wosthersfeld, July 3oth, MIR. NATHANIEL UaTCu
aged Il. ~
In Baltimore, Nd in Hospital Aug I'd, of wounds re-
ceived at Gettysburg sergt W. W RKNNEY of Co b. 18th
VI reg t. aged 3D. The home of the deceased at West
In Charlestown, N H., July 81, Mrs MARY k wife of
Mr. George Lawrence, of Barnet aged 81 years
In westmoreland, N. H., July 18TH ELIZA ISABEL.
daughter OF Aryin Jr and Lydia NJ Arch aged years
months, and IL days
In Jamaica, July 10Th, Mr. ELIIIU CHAPLIN in the nth
year Of his age For more than fifty years Chaplin lived
ebrated their golden weddngn Nearly forty years he
adorned the Christian profession by well ordered life
ana conversation" The infrmties of age had for some
time disqualified him the more active duties Of life vet
he exhibited the fruits of the Spirit pened rapidly for
eesven Although he enjoyed the society of his
family and Inc nds Yet lis delightful fellowship
with the Father and with his Son Christ Like Paul
be desired 70 depart nevertheless with patience
ne awaited his appointed time BY his the church
has lost worthy and valuable member. CONN
:, In Rockingham, June l6th of dptheria, BELINDA s.
HALLIDAY, aged IL years.
Dearest sister, thou hast left us
And thy loss we deeply feel!
But we trust that thou art happy,
In the home where Jesus dweis
Oh to press a form we cherish
ana 20 md 1t damp and cold;
And the darling form all lifeless
hhch 70 breaking hearts fold.
For In death must remember
That our Binne lieth now
Silent on dreamless pillow
With the turf above her brow
With silent lip and folded eye
Within our hearts lamented sigh
Sweet lives the memory of her worth.
Earth has lost another bright flower
Brief vas the message given
But she blooms above brighter flower
One angel more in heaven rsfsi
Anid throbbing breasts and breaking hearts
She to the grave given
But yet We hope to her smile
And hear her voice again in heaven
We have left her left our darling
With the loved gone before;
But we feel that guardian angels
VIII wait her to the heavenly shore
Methinks her language would be-
Dear Father and Mother, weep not for me:
Brothers and Sisters have left behind ,
Prepare to meet me in the heaveny cline.
SISTER