Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-02
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In Washington, d. c., Dec. 6. Edwin H. Waugh,
% days. '''' anu
The deceased went to the seat of war bv
the earnest solicitation OF his brother, Admit.
ant Vaughn, of the 10Th regiment. to taLo
part in the suffers business but disliLin,,
that business, he soon left it. when no ,ras
taken with the dptheria and lived but fonr
days. lie had been member of the Gomez
gationalist church for four years His liz
oorresponded with his profession, and whom
his end came, he was perfectly composod
feeling that to die was gain. Ills last wish
which he expressed, was that he might be
buried beside his only sister, who, but few
years before, came tO an untmely death by
drowning May this death be sanctifed to
the beroaved parents, and only brother, and
be warning to his youthful associates to be
also ready. CON-.
In Barton, Tuesday Dee 23d, Of dpthera William
r. son Of Ephram aud Emma II Taylor. aged "a years.
This is the last earthly story of one whose
life gave promise to the household that their
generous reliance was not misplaced who
also gave the community the promise of one
OF the few symmetrical christian characters,
and incorruptble citizens, which indeed the
world car i'll afford to lose. Pure-minded,
CONSCIENTIOUS. faithful, none could known him
but TO say OF MI. IL have seen the sincere
man Beyond the Zach of the evil tongue,
even charity could scarce sud blemish to need
excuse. Inc perseveting sea.oh. were amid
changing light aud darkness alte, he w.
Of christian living had long been his rntr-
ing labori and to console his loss he has i,l,
the priceless pearls Of christian evidence and
the example Of man indeed in whom there
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lowing close upon the outward bound foot
steps Of sister, their paths unite, and dis
appear in the glowing light together,-a
worthy brother of gentle sister; thoy were
lovely and pleasant in their lives, and in their
death they were not divided"
Ia West Berlin. Nov "a Mrs. Carolina j. wife Of Mr.
Il W Strong, aud daughter Of Mr. Alexander Jamc.on
/ Of lrasbufgh, aged 80 years.
The deceased was united in marriage with
her now bereaved husband, March 18th 1856
by Rev. A. l.. Cooper At what particular
time she became a christian, | am not inform
ed, but judge, from remarks often dropped
by her, that she became the subject OF saving
grace in her youth. ! desire to say many
things in commentator of sister Strong, but
her request, in her last hours, not be COM
mended after her DEATH iorbids the graufca-
ton OF this desire This much, however, /
must be allowed to say She ioas beloued.
Beloved as a neighbor and iriend-and the
> deep mourning, especially that Of the Dereav-
ed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS how dear she was TO the
family circle She was regarded as choice
; member Of the N. II. Church in West Berlin
and we can but feel that in this mysterious
providence, we have sustained great loss.
Yet we rejoice that our bereavement, as we
> trust has been sanctihcd TO our quickening
as church and especially has it been SO to
him who most deeply feels the loss Of her
companiouship. May her mantle i4li upon
him and the little motheress boy
GEo. f. WELLS.
Mortified Falls Village, Dec. 6.