Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-06-16
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In Berlin, June l4lh Mr.. D. Almond p Fys Of disease
Of the brain, aged 80 years
Funeral at the Congregational Church in Berlin, TO-
morrow TUESDAY, al O'Clock 7. II.
In Alexandria st. PauI's C-urch Hospital, May Goth,
Of congestion Of the lungs, Charles ~ BugAee Of Co. d,
18th VI. Regiment, from Orange, aged q years.
In Enosburgh May q In the 2Sh year OF her age, Ann
r. ComingY--wfe Of Calvin B. Anderson, and eldest
daughter Of Benjamin and Mary H. Comnss, Of Greens
boro
she was becoming the centre Of interest and affection In
neto home and circle OF relatives and friends her.
self cheerful afectonate cultivated and pons Inc deatn
Of Mrs Anderson makes an unusually wide breach in
both houses and In both communities Of which she was In
some sort member and how dark and strange that
Providence which thus early calls away rom eartn one
much beloved and well fitted to make lie happy Tor
herself and others We only say In view oft Even
so. Father, for it seemsh good In thy sight" Yer
gain indeed, know Isl but iossthe loss OF that
and those patents-how deep and bitter, what
ony those who feel IL know. May God IN mercy give
them the comfort and consolation they need. Her last
illness was exceedingly painful and much OF the time she
was prved OF her and her hearing OF course.
under such cirsu instances, her intelligent communities
tons Of thought and feeling were few In character,
however, they could have been no more sagdefory than
they were About two weeks before her death an uncle
who was with her. clergyman, said to her Ann, YOU
are very sick. but think you VII get oet.sI I. VI
NAV not and tphat ihen "Yesn she replied calmly,
have thought haf all too AID think am Prepdr'dp
Blessed e Of Chrissn hope an anchor surely,
ennobng Its po'sessor ev'n amid the gathering DARK
ness Of the last hour, to exclam Ia holy triumph;
"My lifted eye without a tear
The gathering storm shall see
MY steadfast heart shsil know 10 fear,
That art shall rest on Thee"
Blessed, indeed, are the dead who die In the LORD.
In Cerinth, April 18th, Hilas Jenny, aged neariy4
years April 9th, Amos Leroy, aged nearly years
NAV ilth Lester Carroll, aged yearsall childTea OF
Joseph n anil Julia y, Norris
Thus three out Of four boys comprising the family are
suddenly removed from this world OF sorrow. May ths
bereavement be sancned 10 the living.
In Brookneld, March 9th, OF consumption, Abbie
daughter Of lillian and Abbie whitney aged IL years
sister whitney sought aud found the Saviour precious
about four years since under the abors Of Brother H.
webster and Joined the N, u. Church.
She was the to start in the revival In that place at
that time and held her way rejoicing unto the end Of
the race 80
do not know but she was the first to lead the way to
Heaven through the gate Of death. She was bright
and shining light beloved by all who knew her. She died
AZ the lived full Of faith In Jesus blood and merit to
save Blessed are the dead which die In the Lord from
henceforth "-MesssngT.
In Louisville, KY May 81, 1863 Of consumption, Mrs
Mary K, Hawley, aged Is years and days.
In Orange, May %, Adebert p, only child OF Phiio
C. and Theresa A. Camp, aged year. 10 months and Is
days.
oh our hearts are breaking, BERTHE,
when We think that thou art gone
That our little bud has wthertd,
That our tender musings flown
In Nereswn June 9th, Sarah, wife OF Phetus Robin
son, aged 90 years and months.
In Brldport, W., May 29d Miss Emellne smith, aged
| 81 years.